Wow! This Baba is a living legend TSOS to BCOS in those days, nostalgia.......God bless you sir, you made my childhood memorable and fun.ibadan ni ile Oluyole.
Wow, wow! Superbly impressive ! This man is a cultural institution himself. The Icon should be encouraged to pour out himself into the next generation before it is too late. This is great. Thank you Bro for the interview.
I have been searching for this recording.I first listened to it on Adaba FM about 2 years ago but it was episodic , so I couldn't listen through.I thank God for this today! I can't wait to listen to the interview with the man by this Friday.... Well done , Mr Adeyanju.
This is a great program. Unfortunately, this great Prince Ademola Adelabu man is an example of people that many ijinles of Yorubaland got lost that we have perpetually lost. Why wouldn't he by now pass to his child or children his none to second of what he knows, or put it into writing (book)? Suppose he passed suddenly, that would be the end of whatever he has. It's a pity. Please Baale Agbaletu, advise him to do something about that.
I love this program. Keep it up bro you are a talentlooking out for all these unknown but highly talented people who have done much to the society without bragging about their personality. This Prince is massively endowed. Kudos 👏
This man needs to come global bc is talented. He has worked for Yorubaland and promoted our culture. I suggest he should established Yoruba Ewi Academy because the present generation are zero talent in Ewi.
I am listening to this in 2024. I stopped at 19:20 to write this my comment. The narrator made a statemen that it is from Ile-Oluji kingdom that people that use to disturb Ile-Ife back then came from. I am an indigene of Ile-Oluji kingdom. Before I drop my inference, I want to say this " it is difficult for us as people of unwritten history to ascertain our history perfectly since it is from mouth to mouth but if we are analytical then we can join together the different pieces of history to make common sense ". Now my inference, there is a popular king in Ile-Oluji kingdom that history claimed was so powerful and reigned for 60 years. The name of this king is "JEGUN- IGBO". It is a matter of fact that there is no letter "i" in the dialect of Ile-Oluji people, in view of this the correct spelling of that particular king is "JEGUN- UGBO". Therefore it could not be a coincidence. What I am saying in essence is that, by critical analysis, the narrator is correct. People have not just connected the dots. The name of that king is strange to the people of Ile-Oluji, because the people did not know their ancestors where the Ugbo people disturbing Ile-Ife. This is critical analysis and it takes a sound mind to understand it
Thanks for your program, I highly appreciate you. I have been listening to your programs for some time now, but believe me, this is the first one that I like the most. Please can you kindly ask Prince Adelabu how did the name YORÙBÁ come into existence. God Almighty will continue to be with you in all your endeavors.
He sound quite gifted and has a wealth of knowledge but some of his stories are questionable. I guess no one can be all knowing and all understanding. Much props to him for his contribution to Yoruba people!
@@adewilliams8 You mean Olofin = Alafin? How come? How can you defend that? Why is it that YOU GUYS LIKE TO TWIST FACT AND HISTORY? That EXACTLY is what the old man is talking about. E saye ree, k"Aye le da.
@ janeey oshinowo...I think I can go with that sir/ma. Absolutely!!! Olofin was one of many names/titles USED for Ife Ooye throne/stool, before the use of Ooni. Therefore, Oramiyan may die when the title was Olofin.
I would like to say authoritatively that some of the history is disturbing not exactly as he narrated,no disrespect, but fact is very important,it must be proved.if the producer of this program is interested in other narratives and perspective on Odua and Yoruba history ,can send back reply on this comment.
Some of this guy’s stories have credibility issues especially the Jesus stuff. The fellas that sold us the bible/Jesus story are questioning the credibility of their story and I find it quite hilarious that we Africans are still clinging to such. Our own history can stand on its own without adding the Mohammed or Jesus dimensions. Still a very good talent though.
Yoruba's were part of ancient Egypt (not the present day Arab Egypt), Mecca is rather too young and not a geographic location... Presence of some Arabic words happened as a result of trading interactions between our forebears and Arab traders. We need to invest in history and archeology to unravel more mysteries
How can Oranmiyan died as Ooni, not possible now, how can Oranmiyan bears a title of a priest. Its not correlating....please check all these history you dabble into. Oranmiyan remains and died as Alaafin the title he created.
Sir from my own research - When Oramiyan came back to Ife Oye to claim back his father's stool, the title WAS not called Ooni at that time. The use of Ooni title was after Oramiyan I guess.
How can? what does that implies, are you in anyway denigrating Ooni's stool as mere priest. A quick reminder even your late Alaafin Adeyemi never dispute it that Oranmiyan was an Ooni.
Although I have tremendous respect for this gentleman's talent, however, his historical accounts are suspects. His assertion that foreign religions are superior to yoruba divination and spirituality is totally wrong. He's more of a traditionalist than a Christian, but he has to cover it up for fear of being ostracized.
Baba, Yoruba have zero connection to mecca and arabs even our DNA are not the same so, get your facts right. Also, can you tell us which Odu-Ifa support your story and narrative. Thanks
Some of your stories are not genuine, i was expecting you to tell us the relationship between Benin and Oranmiyan, and Benin has nothing to do with Ibinu is a formulation.
Nkan ki s'ibe ooo, okunrin ju okunrin lo o. What an EXCEPTIONAL MAN!!! All round talented!!! He is an embodiment of wisdom.
I think the big challenge with the history of a people who didn’t have a written history until relatively lately is that myths are mixed up with facts
I don't know what to say about this Man,he is simlply a talent.
Wow! This Baba is a living legend TSOS to BCOS in those days, nostalgia.......God bless you sir, you made my childhood memorable and fun.ibadan ni ile Oluyole.
This questionnaire is a fantastic guy. He lured prince Ademola Adelabu to pour out many things
Wow, wow! Superbly impressive ! This man is a cultural institution himself. The Icon should be encouraged to pour out himself into the next generation before it is too late. This is great.
Thank you Bro for the interview.
Please let this baba document this rich history. Its very important oo
I have been searching for this recording.I first listened to it on Adaba FM about 2 years ago but it was episodic , so I couldn't listen through.I thank God for this today!
I can't wait to listen to the interview with the man by this Friday....
Well done , Mr Adeyanju.
Please, my brother, Agbaletu, encourage Mr. Adelabu to document this by publication. It will sell like hot cake.
This is a great program. Unfortunately, this great Prince Ademola Adelabu man is an example of people that many ijinles of Yorubaland got lost that we have perpetually lost. Why wouldn't he by now pass to his child or children his none to second of what he knows, or put it into writing (book)? Suppose he passed suddenly, that would be the end of whatever he has. It's a pity. Please Baale Agbaletu, advise him to do something about that.
God bless you for the good jobs you are doing. Keep it up please
bro I really appreciate your effort in industry may God bless your hustle
Baba OmoOba Ademola Adelabu, e seun, Agba ko ni tan lori ile Yoruba.
Dean of old skool and historical transparency
I enjoyed this interview immensely. Can you hear the richness of Yoruba language being displayed. Good Lord ! I salute this high chief.
I love this program. Keep it up bro you are a talentlooking out for all these unknown but highly talented people who have done much to the society without bragging about their personality. This Prince is massively endowed. Kudos 👏
Thank you so very much sir.
I need your contact Agbaletu
08033852815
This man needs to come global bc is talented. He has worked for Yorubaland and promoted our culture. I suggest he should established Yoruba Ewi Academy because the present generation are zero talent in Ewi.
Wow ! “Odua investment loni, ogbon nbe, imo wa…” the sound still ring a bell.
Baba is filled with knowledge
Prince Ademola, Long time!. I doff my hat! Salmox Omokanye; England.
Bale. This assignment is for all and sundry. We should put all available avenues to ensure that Baba put all this stories into black and white.
😢Baba is profound in his chosen career, but it's pretty sad he had no idea that Christianity and Bible is an allegory.. I wish he realized that fact
Wow you are a nation not just an Institution, please Sir try to keep records of your jobs. I so much admire your talent.
Story story! Story!
I am listening to this in 2024. I stopped at 19:20 to write this my comment. The narrator made a statemen that it is from Ile-Oluji kingdom that people that use to disturb Ile-Ife back then came from. I am an indigene of Ile-Oluji kingdom. Before I drop my inference, I want to say this " it is difficult for us as people of unwritten history to ascertain our history perfectly since it is from mouth to mouth but if we are analytical then we can join together the different pieces of history to make common sense ". Now my inference, there is a popular king in Ile-Oluji kingdom that history claimed was so powerful and reigned for 60 years. The name of this king is "JEGUN- IGBO". It is a matter of fact that there is no letter "i" in the dialect of Ile-Oluji people, in view of this the correct spelling of that particular king is "JEGUN- UGBO". Therefore it could not be a coincidence. What I am saying in essence is that, by critical analysis, the narrator is correct. People have not just connected the dots. The name of that king is strange to the people of Ile-Oluji, because the people did not know their ancestors where the Ugbo people disturbing Ile-Ife. This is critical analysis and it takes a sound mind to understand it
I can't wait to buy the book when published
This is the channel I run to when I want to relax. Thanks for this AgbaMan....
Thanks for your program, I highly appreciate you. I have been listening to your programs for some time now, but believe me, this is the first one that I like the most. Please can you kindly ask Prince Adelabu how did the name YORÙBÁ come into existence. God Almighty will continue to be with you in all your endeavors.
Amen sir
Great job documenting history! Bisi 🇺🇸
Very nice.. More wisdoms sir.
Pls sir I need Ọ̀pá Ajé movie songs if possible.
Thanks.
This is lovely
He sound quite gifted and has a wealth of knowledge but some of his stories are questionable. I guess no one can be all knowing and all understanding. Much props to him for his contribution to Yoruba people!
Pls people where is baba Adeyemo ojerinde of ibadan land please
Impressive and commendable!!!
This is lovely
Pls where can I get copy of the opa aje ewì... Very lovely piece.
Opa aje re ooo
Opa aje re ooo
Oja aje
Àwa lo lọ jaa wa
Long life baba amaa riyin ba
Very insightful.
Let this our great baba tell us who is the mother of the ist olowu of owu. Who is his father. Baba a gbo baba ati o.
When is Baba releasing his book on Yoruba history
This is pure YORUBA undiluted history
Please how do we get that Eru o ba omo oyo oo
This og is knowledgeable and funny.
The man is just funny with many claims that have no bearing with truth.
This is great
also, the man wasn't one of the Oyos but an ekiti and a yoruba, but the one can see his love for oyo and alaafin.
one truth I hold is that people or yorubas know the truth but it's being twisted for reasons known to them
But, Agbaletu, why didn't you show us the footage nau?
Good morning
Good Job ....
More wisdom Papa
No one really has ha authority over this matter. And evwryone just saying what favours him
You are correct
Ola Odubunmi:
Oranmiyan died as Olofin, not as Ooni
Correct, Olofin = Alaafin.
@@adewilliams8 You mean Olofin = Alafin? How come? How can you defend that? Why is it that YOU GUYS LIKE TO TWIST FACT AND HISTORY? That EXACTLY is what the old man is talking about. E saye ree, k"Aye le da.
@ janeey oshinowo...I think I can go with that sir/ma. Absolutely!!! Olofin was one of many names/titles USED for Ife Ooye throne/stool, before the use of Ooni. Therefore, Oramiyan may die when the title was Olofin.
Oranmiyan died as Ooni of Ife. Stop distorting history for political gains
I would like to say authoritatively that some of the history is disturbing not exactly as he narrated,no disrespect, but fact is very important,it must be proved.if the producer of this program is interested in other narratives and perspective on Odua and Yoruba history ,can send back reply on this comment.
Let's hear your own version of history Mr Armchair critic
Some of this guy’s stories have credibility issues especially the Jesus stuff. The fellas that sold us the bible/Jesus story are questioning the credibility of their story and I find it quite hilarious that we Africans are still clinging to such. Our own history can stand on its own without adding the Mohammed or Jesus dimensions. Still a very good talent though.
Yoruba's were part of ancient Egypt (not the present day Arab Egypt), Mecca is rather too young and not a geographic location... Presence of some Arabic words happened as a result of trading interactions between our forebears and Arab traders. We need to invest in history and archeology to unravel more mysteries
We are not related to Saudi Arabia and neither any middle east country
Papa(Akanda).
How can Oranmiyan died as Ooni, not possible now, how can Oranmiyan bears a title of a priest. Its not correlating....please check all these history you dabble into. Oranmiyan remains and died as Alaafin the title he created.
Oranmiyan died in ile ife
Not disputing that!
Sir from my own research - When Oramiyan came back to Ife Oye to claim back his father's stool, the title WAS not called Ooni at that time. The use of Ooni title was after Oramiyan I guess.
@@BaboniJay1 exactly! You are correct
How can? what does that implies, are you in anyway denigrating Ooni's stool as mere priest. A quick reminder even your late Alaafin Adeyemi never dispute it that Oranmiyan was an Ooni.
Baba a to o
Hun hun Jesus ko ni Olohun fun ni TAORETA scripture but Jesus was given only INJIILA.
Iro buruku
Iro Nla Nla
Although I have tremendous respect for this gentleman's talent, however, his historical accounts are suspects. His assertion that foreign religions are superior to yoruba divination and spirituality is totally wrong. He's more of a traditionalist than a Christian, but he has to cover it up for fear of being ostracized.
Baba, Yoruba have zero connection to mecca and arabs even our DNA are not the same so, get your facts right. Also, can you tell us which Odu-Ifa support your story and narrative. Thanks
Some of your stories are not genuine, i was expecting you to tell us the relationship between Benin and Oranmiyan, and Benin has nothing to do with Ibinu is a formulation.
Maybe you should elaborate more from your own view . Or asked the man to be more explicitly
False history
Tell us your own side of history. Don't be a fly on the edge of the dish.