The Yoruba Oral Culture as Indigenous Education

The Yoruba Oral Culture as Indigenous EducationProfessor Adeniji Neill brings to light the oral culture of the Yoruba of Nigeria through the genre of ? oriki? and folklore. Oriki are praise poems that are chanted and sung for special occasions. There are praise poems and folklore about the most revered God, Olodumare or Olorun, as well as seemingly mundane things such as trees and personal names. In these pages, Adeniji Neill has gathered and translated samples of oriki and folklore through

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