INSIDE OJUDE OBA 2024 | A SPECTACULAR CELEBRATION OF IJEBU HERITAGE
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- OJUDE OBA FESTIVAL 2024 | THE BIGGEST PARTY IN NIGERIA
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The Ojude Oba Festival in 2024 is an enchanting and culturally rich celebration, offering a deep dive into the traditions, unity, and vibrant spirit of the Ijebu people. Held annually in Ijebu Ode, Ogun State, this festival is a grand event that attracts visitors from all over the world, eager to witness the splendor and heritage of the Yoruba culture.
The Ojude Oba Festival, meaning "the King's Court," is celebrated on the third day after Eid-el-Kabir. It started as a Muslim gathering to pay homage to the Awujale, the paramount ruler of Ijebuland, after the Eid prayers. Over the years, it has evolved into a comprehensive cultural festival that celebrates the unity, traditions, and history of the Ijebu people
In the days leading up to the festival, Ijebu Ode transforms into a hub of activity and anticipation. Streets and buildings are adorned with vibrant decorations, banners, and lights. The air is filled with excitement as locals and visitors prepare for the festivities.
The centerpiece of the Ojude Oba Festival is the grand parade, a stunning display of cultural pride and unity.
The parade features various age-grade groups known as Regberegbe. Each group is distinguished by unique traditional attire, colors, and themes, reflecting their era and identity. These groups march proudly to the palace, led by drummers, trumpeters, and dancers. The rhythmic beats of the talking drums and the vibrant colors of the costumes create a mesmerizing spectacle.
A highlight of the parade is the equestrian display, showcasing the nobility and bravery of the Ijebu people. Nobles and chiefs, dressed in regal attire, ride elaborately adorned horses to the palace. The horses, draped in colorful fabrics and adorned with ornaments, move gracefully through the streets. Praise singers accompany the riders, extolling their virtues and contributions to the community.
The Awujale of Ijebuland, a revered figure, is central to the Ojude Oba Festival. His presence symbolizes unity and continuity within the Ijebu community. During the festival, the Awujale receives homage from the various groups, blesses the participants, and addresses the audience, often speaking on important communal issues and aspirations.
The Ojude Oba Festival 2024 is a spectacular celebration of Ijebu culture and tradition. It offers a unique opportunity to experience the rich heritage, vibrant music, and dynamic dance of the Yoruba people. The festival not only honors the past but also fosters a sense of community and pride among the Ijebu people. For visitors, it provides an unforgettable glimpse into one of Nigeria's most cherished cultural celebrations, making it a must-see event for anyone interested in African traditions and festivals.
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The ijebus are astute merchants from time immemorial. They deserve to celebrate their people
Am from calabar and we understand what it means for a people to get together and celebrate their heritage.
This is so beautiful. Colourful festival. Love it 🇿🇦
Very colourful. I hope unity will be very strong among these people. This should be a massive tourist attraction!
I concur with you....
We are no worry
This is a memorable pride of Africa Nigeria and the Yoruba cultural group i enjoyed every bit of it . Thank you for the activities . This is a secret celebration of something
i got some education here too Obirin .ni Balogun thank you for the education did you mean Iyalode ??
I am not Nigerian but I really enjoy this culture🇳🇬
Yes. YORUBA culture is very unique
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@@ibiyimikaige4814 yes I know, I wish I can marry a Yoruba man
Ijebu ode e we sooo ❤❤❤
Very nice and colorful
God bless Yoruba culture 🎉
Thanks for watching
Very interesting E ku odun ,a seyi semin Logo olorun oba
This is beautiful, very rich in culture Asa ati Ise Yoruba ko gbodo parun o.
❤this is Nigerian Culture and people need to see it as it has always been black and beautiful
This is YORUBA culture and it is quite unique and lovely
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Good Job ! Well captured . Thanks for promoting my culture.
Our pleasure!
This is beautiful very colourful ❤
Thank you so much 😊
This is lovely..watching from Uk ❤❤❤❤
Thanks for watching
It is a very colorful and beautiful display of yoruba culture. Classic and excellent. However, they celebrate this yearly yet its still poorly managed in terms of crowd control and management. Every one is in one another's face.
Agree with you but steadily we will get there . Ogun State Government needs to be more involved and help in the organization instead of visiting as a Governor and go away. Gov Abiodun rise up to expectation please.
Owani ooo Oman ijebu alarè ekou odoun ooo
The organizers of this event should try next year and spice it up more by adding their Sons and daughters with Western spouses to these colorful event!! Let’s promote it world wide and let’s other skin color people Rock our dresses and make it more colorful!! Let them feel this deeper in their blood !! These event hot . He dey give goosebumps 🤣😂😂🥰🥰😍🔥🔥🔥
Inferiority complex thinks foreign skin will make it better. It is already the best, they don't need to add black skin to be proud of their culture.
What kind of foreign self hatred nonsense is this? This is an indigenous Yoruba event. Do you see any Black Africans rocking King Charles’s crown. We are beautiful as we are, no need for colonizers!! Damn abeg delete this colomental comment
No more culture bandits.
That's infiltration of culture. There is no need of doing that!
Nah. Let's keep it strictly Nigerian/African.....those outsiders always mess our cultures up once they come in contact with it
Please make a translation in English for people who doesn't speak Yoruba to know what it's all about for bigger audience.
Is that how British royal and people translate English to other cultures? This is why it is called culture festival because everything is strictly for the culture.
Please can someone give me contact of where can I get different asooke to buy thanks
Check online or Adunnialasoke ni ibadan
Oje market ibadan
Google culturespeaks
Go to Ibadan or better still lagos Island..balogun market
Private chat I will give you direct link
Instead of Dapo Abiodun to look into how he can transform Ogun State, he is busy doing Ojude Oba up and down. There is a community school in my area that the government need to take over yet, they have done nothing. The community is the one feding for the school.
What do u expect..that job is for local council