A List of Soun (Kings) of Ogbomoso From The Beginning Till Date
“…ki eyin ma se ohun” meaning “You take care or to take charge of the place” would later become Soun. which would later be used in “Soun of Ogbomoso”
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The Oyomesi of Old Oyo Empire – A Unique Political Institution
The Old Oyo Empire, also known as Oyo-Ile, was a powerful and influential state that flourished from the 14th to the 19th century. Its capital, Oyo-Ile, was a centre of trade, culture, and military strength. Alaafin of Oyo during the Oyo-Ile era (old Oyo Empire) was not a king; he was an Emperor, a deity! … Read more
Unveiling The Sad Story of Saartjie Sarah Baartman
Various evidence pointed to the fact that she was evidently intelligent and extremely smart. Aside from her native Language, She learned to speak English, French and Dutch very fast, but still yet, she was compared to an orangutan and a monkey. Cajoled and forced to leave South Africa for Europe in the name of … Read more
Biography of Queen Omo Ghandi Olaoye of Ogbomoso
Queen Omo Ghandi-Olaoye is a true trailblazer who epitomizes virtuosity and dynamism. She stands as an exemplar of excellence, a visionary leader adorned with a servant’s heart and the Queen mother of the Ogbomoso people. She served as the Special Assistant to the Continental Overseer and held the esteemed position of Executive Leader within the … Read more
Biography of Oba Afolabi Ghandi Olaoye, The Soun of Ogbomoso
Introduction On the 2nd day of September 2023, the esteemed Governor of Oyo State, Engr. Seyi Makinde, granted his approval for the anointment of a Pastor of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, Prince Afolabi Ghandi Olaoye, as the newly ordained Soun of Ogbomosoland. This endorsement, however, has evoked a mélange of sentiments within the … Read more
How to Prepare Amora a Typical Tarok Food (Amwam)
Amora (in Hausa) or Amwam (in Tarok) is a typical Tarok and Hausa Food in Plateau State. Tarok people are a popular tribe in Plateau State located in Langtang North and South LGAs. They are hardworking people, they also have a traditional dish called Amuam which they prepare during marriages, cultural days, and coronations. Read Also: The Tarok People … Read more
A Recipe for Masa (Rice Cake)
Masa is a staple similar to a pan-fried rice cake, common among Northern Nigerians and Hausa People. The recipes vary a little across households but the basic premise never changes. Made with rice and just a few other ingredients, this dish is easy and inexpensive to prepare. It is nutritious, delicious, and filling, and its … Read more
A Recipe For Plateau Food Gote (Gwote) or Acha
Gote or Acha is a traditional delicacy of the Plateau people. A great food, Gote Acha is widely enjoyed not only in Jos, Plateau State alone but the whole of Northern Nigeria. This grain which is variously called Gote, Gwote, Gwete, Fonio, Acha, Pate Acha is underrated but it is packed full of nutrients. Very … Read more
Langtang: Home of Fearless Tarok Militias and Generals
Langtang is reputed to be the home of the army generals; the people are often referred to as the “Langtang Mafia“ in the heydays of the military. Those in that group include some of the most powerful and influential army generals and officers the Nigerian army has ever produced in history. The Tarok People of Langtang in Plateau State … Read more
The Tarok People of Langtang, Plateau State, Nigeria
The Name and Language “Tarok” In the literature, other names have been used for Tarok as Appa, Yergam and its variants of Yergum and Yergem. The name Tarok itself has been wrongly spelled by some as Taroh, some will go as fast as insisting that it is Taroh and not Tarok. The name Appa on … Read more