The term “Ojude Oba” translates to “The King’s Forecourt.” Originating as a homage ceremony, this festival sees the sons and daughters of Ijebu land adorned in their finest traditional attire, paying respects to the Awujale, the reigning monarch of Ijebuland. It’s a spectacle of color, culture, and community pride.
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Just like other festivals, the Chale Wote Street Art Festival is an annual explosion of colour, creativity, and cultural expression held in the heart of Accra, Ghana. This unique celebration brings together local and international artists to showcase the rich tapestry of African culture through various art forms.
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Bianou Festival – Showcasing the rich cultural heritage of the Hausa people
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Ojude Oba Festival: A Cultural Display of Unity and Heritage
by RefinedNGby RefinedNGOjude Oba Festival: A Cultural Display of Unity and Heritage In the heart of…
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Igbo Ora: A town in Oyo State where every family has multiple sets of twins
by RefinedNGby RefinedNGIgbo Ora: A town in Oyo State where every family has multiple sets of…
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