Yoruba Culture faces extinction. Araba Ifayemi Elebuibon

Yoruba people troubled with identity crisis. Araba of Osogbo land, Ifayemi Elebuibon encourage all Yoruba people to embrace their cultural heritage and identity. Greetings is important in Yoruba land, respect for elders is important to Yoruba people. Civilization does not mean we should abandon our culture.

[@mkaijewett]

Ase Baba! Every culture has its own word for the Universal Creator and their own way of worship. Why can't we be left alone to worship in the ways of our Ancestors without scorn? God is God no matter what name or ritual you use.
When the Ooni of Ife visited Philadelphia, he admonished the native Yoruba for not teaching their children the Yoruba language. Dr. Wande Ambimbola was there and said the same. He said they do not speak or teach Yoruba in the schools in Yorubaland. Shame! They both said if not for us African Americans and Latinos embracing the religion/culture it would disappear. However, it won't disappear because our African Ancestors that came through the Middle Passage live through us and have brought it forward. Some of the Africans I encounter act like they are ashamed of their spiritual traditions. That is a slap in the face to their ancestors. I for one will continue honoring my African Ancestors and Olodumare by practicing our God-given spiritual traditions, not the traditions of our enslavers. Maferefun Egun!
Modupe to the Araba for this message.

[@samokiki07]

Thank you Baba ... wake up call to all Yorubas - Oduduwa a gbe wa ooo

[@divineintervention1844]

Modup'e Baba, words of wisdom to us all. Ase'o

[@mjewell743]

....there is no area of the globe where the european hasn't brought havac....no part...and what's so crazy is the fact that this same destructive mentality had nothing until they happened upon Africa...Isese Araba.... Baba...

[@carmenbula418]

My husband passed away may 24 im alone could use your help please

[@cosmicflowdn1197]

The parents must be more steadfast in nurturing their children in the ways of their progenitors. Even today the parents eve discourage the children from speaking Yoruba or dressing alike.

[@blaqben3877]

How can someone get his contact?

[@asabiyoung9254]

Aboru Aboye Abosise, Modupe Araba Ifayemi, well said

[@purpleflowers6811]

Thank you Araba, well said! May Olodumare bless you continually, Àṣẹ OOO! ✨🙏🏾✨

[@shayshelton1]

Aboru Aboye Abosise , this is an awesome video . Very knowledgeable. Didn’t want it to end . ❤️

[@oloyegege8351]

Thank you Baba, very important talk. Ase

[@Fusionfreakdrummer]

Ela moyin Aboru Ela moyin Aboye Ela moyin Abossise ogbo ato Ausre IworI Wofun

[@olamideaiyeola]

Oluwa aa wa pelu yin

[@bankofamerica2655]

This is the time to make it sir please try to get page for it on social media

[@Gri0t]

Ase Baba! So many of your children who were taken are coming back to help restore.

[@kiniun5221]

Epe fun wa baba Dada

[@c.h.a.dthechange1330]

Isese Lagba oooo

[@bettycastillo9823]

Ese ese ooo baba araba

[@_mannyponce]

Ire Baba!!