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Oriki (oral poetic eulogy) is a unique tradition common among the Yoruba people of South West Nigeria to praise, greet or honour a person, place or people for their accomplishments in a way that connects them with their source and reminds them of their origin.
Immerse yourself in the beautiful rendition of Oriki Ondo, a traditional Yoruba praise poetry that celebrates the unique attributes of Ondo State. Explore the deep history and vibrant traditions of Ondo through this captivating performance.
Ork includes both single praise names and long strings of attributive epithets that may be chanted in poetic form. According to the Yoruba historian Samuel Johnson, oriki expresses what a child is or what he or she is hoped to become.
Delivery Style: Recitation can be performed solo or in groups, often accompanied by traditional instruments, enhancing the communal experience. Personalization: Many choose to adapt Oriki Ondo to include specific references to the individuals being honored, making it more meaningful.
The Osemawe title of Ondo Kingdom was instituted in 1510, when princess Pupupu, a powerful daughter of the late Alaafin of Oyo, king Oluaso left the palace with the royal entourage in a bid to settle far from her fathers palace. She settled on a hill called Oke Agunla in Ondo town.