Ogun Lo Ni Ile Aro - Haruna Ishola Agba

Traveling between Ogun and Ekiti States in West Nigeria.

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Travel & Events

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• Travel
• Culture
• Yoruba
• Haruna
• Ishola

[princessadekunbi1]

@FundamentalsOfLife U NEED TO GIVE LOCATION OF THE WATERFALL, THIS IS BEAUTIFUL.

[princessadekunbi1]

@Tampinu OF COURSE HE IS WELL LEARNED THE LITTLE EDUCATION THEY RECEIVED THEN IS UNIVERSITY LEVEL NOW. THEY RECEIVED AN UNDILUTED EDUCATION. HIMSELF AND BABA ALADURA WAS VERY INVOLVED WITH THE WHITE PEOPLE IN EUROPE.

[Tampinu]

08:30 "Paddle your own Canoe..L'owe Oyinbo!"

Respect, it shows Baba was not illiterate, he could speak and understand English very well..Check out how he pronounced the words in the adage with Queen's English Accent.."PADDLE YOUR OWN CANOE".....

[Ayanfe13]

So beautiful. I too have travelled these roads, great views. And then with his music, it just gets you spaced out.

[OtunbaAtoodimu]

Thanks toFundamentalsOfLife for posting. Your efforts are appreciated even by Yoruba in the Caribbean Diaspora.

[zulugambari]

This song remind me of my late dad...he always it in the living room then it makes little meaning to me...but now i see quality in this and wisdom embedded in all this song..ki olorun ko fi orijin gbogbo oku wa lorun...

[OmoOwa]

A legend indeed. Ijinle yoruba..... 

[Oyotunji]

Orin lewa!!!! ase!! awa omolara ngani agba ati!!!!

[kontikii999]

Baba ngani agba...words of wisdom ...

[abbeylabs]

Orun dede fun eni toku, ki Olorunn dele fun enire, Baba Ngani agba.

Babatunde Musiliu is keeping the flag flying, sunre lorun, omo oke agbo a gbeje.