I grew up in this community, had part of my schooling there also and it was a beautiful experience. Interesting culture and history. This video brings back memories. 🤝🔥
@@andyaideyan9581 Anytime those memories creep in, I remember being in Esie, Oro, Iludun and co as a growing man and experiencing the uniqueness of a community that has a strong cultural history, need to find a way to that town soon. #GoodMemories🍷
Great video Patootie. On the cameras, there are many historical and cultural place around the world where tourists cannot take their cameras and film, it is very normal. Also, I think we have forgotten that it is not our right to film everything, some people do not like to be filmed, not to mention we don't know where it will end up. I myself do not like my picture taken so filming is out of the question. But I'm glad you're a content maker.
Thanks Patootie Sparkles for showing the world the historical town of Esie where human being allegedly turned to stones but the truth is ,I can never forget my experience at the historical town of Esie cause my school happens to be close to the museum! Esie /Iludun Angelica Grammar school, but it so unfortunate that I only went to the museum site on two occasion doing my 3years at the school.
I just discovered your channel and like the content so far. It's very interesting to see the various Cities and towns and hear the history and local tales. ♥️♥️♥️👍
I like this simple & very intelligent lady her spoken English is flawless I suppose . Good job the museum is worth visiting I have never heard anything about the city, talk-less of the museum.. Much more, I appreciate your simplicity. By for now
Wow..I ve been to Esie museum😊😊.. and I ve also been to that abandoned plane location..this video brought back those memories ..thank you 😊.. I love your contents
Are you from Esie? Esie is part of the great Igbomina people, the only remaining community of humanoids with the fear of God on planet earth. I'm so so proud to be one of them. You do well my sister for this show, cheers
From Germany You didn't show esie technical college that is where i started my life as assistance technical instructor in carpentry department. . According to history, when the visitors where coming they saw the chief at the farm and this visitors where white and when the chief appears before the visitors and they recognize the chief ,despite the okoro leave at his joy the chief deny and God turn the whole village to stone . That was the story before now. You pick fruit from our school
Thanks to Buhari for kobokoing us into waking up🙏🏽 I heard about the Esie images through one Historical Narration recently in my quest to know about Yorubas; the wealth of knowledge and the hope for Yoruba self determination so far is more than the pains from the koboko! This presentation is an icing of the cake👍🏾 Thank you for a cool style in showing us around. In return, I will like and subscribe!
Amazing work @patootie. Can't believe that throughout my 5 years in Kwara state I never went to the tourist centres😕. But what's this fight between the Erinles and the Offa people. This war has been on for as long as I can remember.
Once again someone missing the point... If you think getting defensive about whether this is true or not is the important point, this whole video and history and culture is lost on you.
@@wordsbymaribeja1470 You may enjoy lies and passing them down to other generations but I don't, does it even make any sense to say that people turned to stones
Is an advice after you explain in English language also in yoruba language because for more understanding to alot of peoples especially our kids in diaspora thanks for good work
Hi, I'm really enjoying your content. If you can be visiting and showcasing places of historical importamnce like this Esie Museum, it will be very fantastic. Yoruba land is very culrtual rich and many of these are not being exposed to the outside world to see. I'm froim Manchester, United Kingdom
Thank you so much for sharing this video sis. As kids we were told of this story at early formative years and being so young then one was thinking that the location is in the North. That it was in the North that it happened .Lol Nostalgia, It 's indeed historic . Thank you for showing us these places .
It's quite sad that most historical monuments or beliefs has no date in Nigeria. All they will tell you is "It's from long long long time ago" Lets try to put dates on all these historical monuments. Very important!
They are stone carvings for sure. China has a lot of them carved in clay called Terracota Army. Stone carving is what the Western world called the masons. It was a very popular art, occupation at a point in history.These are probably prominent people at that time as well, not just anyone. Nigerians really needs educating, youtube videos will only bring exposure, fame and fortune to places like these museums. I for one never knew something as amazing as this is in Nigeria nevermind in kwara. Thank you.
The situation you are facing regarding hostility towards camera is not only in Nigeria, the same in the UK. You need permission to take pictures in many places in the UK. I love what you are doing. I showed my children your videos,since they have not been to Nigeria yet.
I was very concerned for you. When I did not hear from you for a day, I was getting concerned. Thank God you are all safe!. We hear what's going on in Nigeria. Please when you are doing this tour and you will break for at least 24hrs make sure you leave at least a blog message you are safe. Journey Mercies!
It is originally part of the old oyo kingdom before the advent of Afonja and the Fulanis which eventually made the area known as Kwara state a mixed state. Now there is nupe, igbomina, fulani and yoruba.
I just love watching you channel because I love traveling and I know a little about history so I so much love your channel so I will add more to my knowledge
This is the state where students and parents are fighting over hijab in schools and the museum they have that can generate Billions of Naira for state is in that shape.
Nigerian Christians pray to Israel’s God to protect them while Israel is building rockets to defend themselves against their enemies. Nigerian muslims pray to Arab God, Allah to protect them while Saudi Arabia the land of Allah buys weapons from Unites States to protect themselves. Africans need to wake up from being mentally colonized and practice their own spirituality which composes science, astronomy, math, technology etc
May God bless you all... Enough for gossip talking about vip ... My dear lovely girl may God bless you and colleagues... Will have a lot of beautiful things in that our country to about... Continued Girl you are number 1
Patootie my baby 😘Glad you took time out to visit my hometown. Sorry you had to go through that harrowing experience but please understand the exigencies of this present time vis-a-vis the on-going imbroglio with our neighbouring town of Erin-Ile. I give you 100 percent assurance that Offa is arguably the most welcoming, most hospitable, highly cosmopolitan and people-friendly town in Nigeria. A visit in future post- Offa-Erin skirmish will convince you. All the best my boo. Keep on doing what you are doing. In all honesty, you are improving blog by blog. Glad to be a subscriber. Ciao
Will be nice to know the name of the hotel with the service apt. You recommended it, but didn't tell us the name, or did I miss it? Good job on the vlog.
I love that monkey,I don't know u are going there I would have said u should buy one monkey for me😂😂,although I am from kwara state but I have never been there thanks for letting me know about it
Thank you so much for reminding the world about my town ESIE. I love this, there is also another town in kwara famous for its fountain waterfall, the name of the town is called OWU.
I like your programme thou, please you're not just an ordinary what do you mean after puting such hughe amount of work never put your self down, the fact is you have something genuine to report, just try be more proffesional add a little bit of spicey words, it cost us our time so well done babe....
@@user-144k she is saying the truth but you felt like imposing your conclusion on her thought even though she is the one that had the experience... What happen was just an assume security breached that was attended to while both parties left more enlightened.
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Thanks for watching guys! Pls remember to like the video and subscribe
Nice contact I love it
I can fill your pain sis but keep the ball rolling 😉
Well done. Pls what the name of the apartment?
Links in za description b'low
People's culture/history shows their identity. Thanks for showing their identity to the world.
Esie is my home town. Thank you for stopping by
Awa omo elere ajobo
Mo ki o, Bisola Omo elere ajobo, o kun. Do you understand igbona dialect?
My hometown too
Awa omo eleree
I grew up in this community, had part of my schooling there also and it was a beautiful experience. Interesting culture and history. This video brings back memories. 🤝🔥
Esie iludun my first home in 9ja more story on baboye compound in oro
@@andyaideyan9581 Anytime those memories creep in, I remember being in Esie, Oro, Iludun and co as a growing man and experiencing the uniqueness of a community that has a strong cultural history, need to find a way to that town soon. #GoodMemories🍷
Great video Patootie. On the cameras, there are many historical and cultural place around the world where tourists cannot take their cameras and film, it is very normal. Also, I think we have forgotten that it is not our right to film everything, some people do not like to be filmed, not to mention we don't know where it will end up. I myself do not like my picture taken so filming is out of the question. But I'm glad you're a content maker.
Thanks Patootie Sparkles for showing the world the historical town of Esie where human being allegedly turned to stones but the truth is ,I can never forget my experience at the historical town of Esie cause my school happens to be close to the museum! Esie /Iludun Angelica Grammar school, but it so unfortunate that I only went to the museum site on two occasion doing my 3years at the school.
I just discovered your channel and like the content so far. It's very interesting to see the various Cities and towns and hear the history and local tales. ♥️♥️♥️👍
I like this simple & very intelligent lady her spoken English is flawless I suppose . Good job the museum is worth visiting I have never heard anything about the city, talk-less of the museum.. Much more, I appreciate your simplicity. By for now
Thanks 🙏
Wow..I ve been to Esie museum😊😊.. and I ve also been to that abandoned plane location..this video brought back those memories ..thank you 😊.. I love your contents
Wow...I've been to esie on school excausion but that's a long time ago back in 2007 it was a wonderful experience...thanks for taking down memory line
Btw, you just gained a subscriber!!!
I love tourist vlogs❤❤❤❤❤
I really enjoyed watching this video, It's exciting to see places through your channel, thanks for taking us along.
Are you from Esie? Esie is part of the great Igbomina people, the only remaining community of humanoids with the fear of God on planet earth. I'm so so proud to be one of them. You do well my sister for this show, cheers
From Germany You didn't show esie technical college that is where i started my life as assistance technical instructor in carpentry department. . According to history, when the visitors where coming they saw the chief at the farm and this visitors where white and when the chief appears before the visitors and they recognize the chief ,despite the okoro leave at his joy the chief deny and God turn the whole village to stone . That was the story before now. You pick fruit from our school
I’m sorry I didn’t show the school
Favour and the mercy of almighty God will locate these two bloggers for exploring Esie town
Thanks to Buhari for kobokoing us into waking up🙏🏽 I heard about the Esie images through one Historical Narration recently in my quest to know about Yorubas; the wealth of knowledge and the hope for Yoruba self determination so far is more than the pains from the koboko! This presentation is an icing of the cake👍🏾
Thank you for a cool style in showing us around. In return, I will like and subscribe!
Wow great work! I ge been in this state ,but never heard of this good tourist attraction. I will visit soon
Patoootie!! Thank you very much for being who you are. I enjoyed every moment with you. 😍
Awwwnn, u guys re making me blush! Thank you 🙏
Love your vlog. It’s so different from other Nigerian vloggers that concentrates on big cities. Glad you are showing other part of Nigeria. Kudos!
Enemy of progress , you always want the bad side of Nigeria as if you people haven't condemned and show the bad side to the world enough.
Amazing work @patootie. Can't believe that throughout my 5 years in Kwara state I never went to the tourist centres😕.
But what's this fight between the Erinles and the Offa people. This war has been on for as long as I can remember.
nobody turned to stones, these are fables passed down to generations about Esie. Those things are Terracotta made by first settlers of that place
Once again someone missing the point... If you think getting defensive about whether this is true or not is the important point, this whole video and history and culture is lost on you.
@@wordsbymaribeja1470 You may enjoy lies and passing them down to other generations but I don't, does it even make any sense to say that people turned to stones
I love your content . 9ja people dey always fear camera, next time get a spy cam .
Thank you so much for this content. The Lord strengthen you. More Grace
Amen
First time here.. I enjoy watching, thanks 😘
Thanks 🙏
What you saw in Esie Kwara state is YORUBA TERICOTTA JUST LIKE THAT OF THE CHINESE.
Greetings to @Passwordlive and the driver. I can't wait to see their pics.
Erin ile to the world.....
Well done dear,,you are doing great ,,God will continue to protect and bless you more.
Amen
I actually went to Edie/Iludun Grammar school, very close to this museum site! Great story!!!
Glad to know that...Also a a student of the school. I stayed in the Baragbon hotel all through my 3years in a the school
Is an advice after you explain in English language also in yoruba language because for more understanding to alot of peoples especially our kids in diaspora thanks for good work
Hi, I'm really enjoying your content. If you can be visiting and showcasing places of historical importamnce like this Esie Museum, it will be very fantastic. Yoruba land is very culrtual rich and many of these are not being exposed to the outside world to see. I'm froim Manchester, United Kingdom
I’ll keep trying my best. Thank you sir
Same thing I wonder , why is most stories about the Yoruba's hidden?
Thank you so much for sharing this video sis.
As kids we were told of this story at early formative
years and being so young then one was thinking that
the location is in the North. That it was in the North
that it happened .Lol Nostalgia, It 's indeed historic .
Thank you for showing us these places .
It's quite sad that most historical monuments or beliefs has no date in Nigeria. All they will tell you is "It's from long long long time ago" Lets try to put dates on all these historical monuments. Very important!
Am sure it have dates but they don’t have the full information that’s why.
@@adedunnispace Do u blv in ifa ?
@@adedunnispace oh I see that's nice👍
Thank You for going to Esie .....My hometown.
The town of stone images(ESIE)
My hometown
same here
They are stone carvings for sure. China has a lot of them carved in clay called Terracota Army. Stone carving is what the Western world called the masons. It was a very popular art, occupation at a point in history.These are probably prominent people at that time as well, not just anyone. Nigerians really needs educating, youtube videos will only bring exposure, fame and fortune to places like these museums. I for one never knew something as amazing as this is in Nigeria nevermind in kwara. Thank you.
True! My mind was blown away finding out about this museum, I have never heard of anything like that in Nigeria. I was so happy I went in there
The situation you are facing regarding hostility towards camera is not only in Nigeria, the same in the UK. You need permission to take pictures in many places in the UK. I love what you are doing. I showed my children your videos,since they have not been to Nigeria yet.
I’m so glad, thank you
You are such an amazing lady. Good work. Pls, be care more next time. Cheers
God bless and keep your dear for this great job you're doing in Jesus' Name Amennnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn 🙏🙏🙏
Amen 🙏
Patoo you dey try. God will continue to strengthen you. More grease to your elbow
Patootie deserve like 3 big awards this year....... God bless you baby💋
Amen ooo thanks sis
Anti you’re here😀😀😀😀
I was very concerned for you. When I did not hear from you for a day, I was getting concerned. Thank God you are all safe!. We hear what's going on in Nigeria. Please when you are doing this tour and you will break for at least 24hrs make sure you leave at least a blog message you are safe. Journey Mercies!
Thank you so much for caring,we really do appreciate,but then editing and uploading takes a while, pls keep that in mind. I’m back to Ibadan now
Your voice is captivating and amazing.. I stumbled upon this randomly and I was stucked 😹weldone 👏🏽
Imagine if d curse is lifted and dey turn back to humans 😁😁
This your imagination is just out of this world 😁
Hahahaha 🤣🤣🤣
Omo...it’s not easy to be a content creator oo
God’s protection always 👍🙏🙏🙏
Amen ooo
Oh bless you all, thank you all for your efforts 🙏🏿💗😀
Thank you 🙏
Kudos to you
More strength
Good job Ms lady ,I do not know anything about Kwara but I will say the little things I've seen in this presentation shows .Kwara is a yoruba land.
It is originally part of the old oyo kingdom before the advent of Afonja and the Fulanis which eventually made the area known as Kwara state a mixed state. Now there is nupe, igbomina, fulani and yoruba.
Nongov! Imma have to subscribe. Nongov was a senior at COHS. Great video girl
👌
Hey! 😊 hope you are good
@@nongovmedia ... I am.... Thank you for asking. I see you are too.
Naturally growing fruits, the beauty of Naija.👏🏾👏🏾Thanks for all your hard work bringing us all these contents.👍🏾
Watching you from UK, I served in Offa 2018 batch A... You are doing great contents.
What’s the name of the hotel where you stayed at in IL?
I dont think she reads comments, she just like next like next like next like next. Lol. Sorry. No answer for us.
Pioneer luxury apartment
I just love watching you channel because I love traveling and I know a little about history so I so much love your channel so I will add more to my knowledge
This is the state where students and parents are fighting over hijab in schools and the museum they have that can generate Billions of Naira for state is in that shape.
Lost priorities bro
Deep in research to know that it is a National Museum.... It has nothing to do with the State or the use of hijab. Thanks
@@bolanlekafilatmohammad7014 it’s a big shame that Africans are fighting themselves over foreign religions.
Nigerian Christians pray to Israel’s God to protect them while Israel is building rockets to defend themselves against their enemies. Nigerian muslims pray to Arab God, Allah to protect them while Saudi Arabia the land of Allah buys weapons from Unites States to protect themselves. Africans need to wake up from being mentally colonized and practice their own spirituality which composes science, astronomy, math, technology etc
@@ObaOrisha christianity is one of many African spirituality use yours to do what Israel is doing for herself.
Nice video and educative. Am sorry about what you experienced in OFA.
Thank you 🙏
May God bless you all... Enough for gossip talking about vip ... My dear lovely girl may God bless you and colleagues... Will have a lot of beautiful things in that our country to about... Continued Girl you are number 1
Kwara to the world👌👌
Haaa ...I beg ooo
They should not arrest my babe ooo
You are such a wonderful lady , so glad to see this stone image of my neighbouring town known . I like your endeavours , keep it up .
Patootie my baby 😘Glad you took time out to visit my hometown. Sorry you had to go through that harrowing experience but please understand the exigencies of this present time vis-a-vis the on-going imbroglio with our neighbouring town of Erin-Ile. I give you 100 percent assurance that Offa is arguably the most welcoming, most hospitable, highly cosmopolitan and people-friendly town in Nigeria. A visit in future post- Offa-Erin skirmish will convince you. All the best my boo. Keep on doing what you are doing. In all honesty, you are improving blog by blog. Glad to be a subscriber. Ciao
Thanks sir, to be honest I understand the situation. Hope to visit again soon
It was really nice shooting with you and password. I had a swell time. Sorry for disturbing your vlog...😆 🤣 😂 I enjoyed every bit of this vlog.
You disturbed my vlog a lot today ooo. But I enjoyed every but if it
Well done as usual Patootie 👏🏾👍🏾👌🏾I love your hair and glasses
I really enjoyed watching this video baby girl
Thanks dear
Thank you for the consistency. I really enjoy your vlogs. I love the way you narrate also. Keep it up!
Thanks 🙏
No new thing under the heavens those stones are artwork done by the settlers thousands of years ago ...
Why not invite the organisation involve in the Palace taking permission before hand it like venturing into private property.
Read up or research "petrification" this is where humans or animals and or even trees trun into stone.
Will be nice to know the name of the hotel with the service apt. You recommended it, but didn't tell us the name, or did I miss it?
Good job on the vlog.
Maybe it’s against vlogging ethics to mention the name as it may seem like advertising! Just saying!
@@edkure pioneer luxury apartment
The Terracotta Army of Qin Shi Huang the first emperor of China comes to mind.
The masquerade is inside ajase, cos there is nothing like that in offa anymore.
Nice one👍👍👍
I love that monkey,I don't know u are going there I would have said u should buy one monkey for me😂😂,although I am from kwara state but I have never been there thanks for letting me know about it
very funny bathing experience.
This video is great, I have be there once it great, nice job keep it up
How were you able to video at the museum. I was there and wewere not allowed take pictures. God job
I recorded the surroundings not inside the museum
Nice reporting.
Wow. I am living vicariously through you.❤️❤️❤️
Best comment ever ❤️
@@patootie pls how much is the hotel at ilorin and the name pls🙏
So close to my home town Oro Kwara State
This is my home town....Thanks
Same here
Thank you so much for reminding the world about my town ESIE. I love this, there is also another town in kwara famous for its fountain waterfall, the name of the town is called OWU.
Thanks ma’am! I’ll be going to Owu soon
Owa Kajola is the name of the town. Owu falls is the name of the fall
Wow Owu fall is so beautiful and natural, i have been rhere
Awa omo elere ajobo
This is really awe-inspiring
I like your programme thou, please you're not just an ordinary what do you mean after puting such hughe amount of work never put your self down, the fact is you have something genuine to report, just try be more proffesional add a little bit of spicey words, it cost us our time so well done babe....
My best story teller
History class in progress ...😂
❤️❤️❤️
The jet is well kept amazing to see it in good condition.
Enjoyed the vlog, the favorite thing in ilorin is the kuli kuli
True! I didn’t even Have kuli Kuli 😭😭
Patootie,can you do paid promotion for my Lagos restaurant and supermarket in Olosun-Apata,Ibadan?
Sure thing
P/s what is your #?
How much do you charge already?
U are the best amoung the best keep it up
🙏
Bayo ni omo ijebu.😘
I love your energy sis great video as always ❤
Thanks for you support sis ❤️. Hope to create with you soon
@@patootie 💃
I looked up the monkeys, they are the lowe mona monkeys. You can read it up. Fascinating creatures
I know those monkeys popular in Nigeria tho, I did my secondary school in ilorin, I'm from ijagbo tho.
My boo like enjoying too much oo😁 dats wonu, we saw d video together
Awww. I’m coming to spend Easter with you guys
Nice
Lovely content
Thanks
It's always Bieng polite to ask before taking any pictures.
I have learnt my lessons! But we actually asked before we did. Thank you
Oyin meeting Oyin....lol
Those bees are so rude 😂
E shock me 😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆
Maybe you put on perfume; the bees thought you're a flower and wanted to suck the nectar.😁
Never put on perf around bees.
Will definitely miss the offa's Palace when visiting kwara state, you where pretty shook up following that experience
That bcos I went at a wrong time
@@patootie you need not apologise for those who caused you distress.
@@user-144k I actually put myself in that position! Thanks for caring
@@patootie you are still blaming yourself, you shouldn't
@@user-144k she is saying the truth but you felt like imposing your conclusion on her thought even though she is the one that had the experience... What happen was just an assume security breached that was attended to while both parties left more enlightened.
Wow, at least I now know that the story of people turning into stones where not True ☺️
OYIN THE BEES LOVE YOU TOO
Hey patootie.....I'm so loving your vlog
Thanks 🙏❤️