AyindeAwikonko

Ògúnlolá was the name of the brave hunter and an expert archer, he was said to be of Ibariba descent. In the mid-17th century he migrated with his wife, Èsùu to the present site known today as Ọ̀gbómòsó, he first settled under a tree called Ajagbon (still standing near the king's palace).... listen to the rest in the audio. Thanks God bless y’all

The completion of the previous episode on Tani Akoni Naa

This is where we talk about past heroes and heroines....

This episode talks about why we should be very careful in the way we use our tongue

TÁRA BÁ BÀJẸ́ is one of the poems of a Yoruba poet known as Ọlánrewájú Ṣódípọ̀....This poet enlighten us about the implications of using bleaching cream and use his sagacity to tell us that we’re better the way we’re.... Listen and please share 💕💕💕

This podcast unearthed the story behind this popular Yoruba adage, who the Elewa Sapon is and it also teaches us to always cut our clothes according to our size

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Here's a new podcast for the week, as usual.

Ọ̀RẸ́ MI is about friends: type of friends, the ones to keep and how to make friends.

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ÌPÍN KÌN-ÍN-NÍ

This is another of episode of ÀyìndéAwíkonko’s podcast which talks about the literary meaning of ÀKÀBÀ (Ladder). It’s a programme you wouldn’t want to miss, please kindly listen to it and endeavor to share it to our friends and family so they can also tap from the knowledge shared on the program