I’m on a quasi-field trip around some rural cities in Nigeria along with two linguists from the School of Oriental and African Studies in London. I have been out of internet access for a few days now and might be for a little while more. I will do all I can to keep updating this blog as often as I can, but I can’t promise that it will be every day. I do have my own internet connection but this trip is proving to be a new adventure in discovering just how much “national coverage” the so-called internet service providers have.
I’ve been in Ife for a few days now, and I will be in Akungba tomorrow. I’m heading northwards and northwards until I reach whoknowswhere ;), or I get tired and decide to head back. Thanks to all who asked after me, and those who never left the blog even for one day. This is heart-warming. Greetings from Ife, the acclaimed source of the Yoruba nation. See you around.
Picture of Opa Oranmiyan, taken yesterday
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aduloju adekunle at http://YourWebsite
Irinke rindo okunrin ogun abija wara! o ku ise,when you are back guess we ll have time to reconnect agin even for old time sake.nice stuff you have here
Posted at July 8, 2010 on 4:42pm.
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Kola at http://www.ktravula.com
Ol’boy, call me.
Posted at July 10, 2010 on 2:58pm.
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Temitayo at http://YourWebsite
A.j.a.la.
Posted at July 9, 2010 on 3:55am.
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Bukola at http://YourWebsite
*completing Temitayo’s song* “travel all over the world”… 🙂
Posted at July 9, 2010 on 6:51am.
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capeworx at http://capeworx.com
Is there any picture, showing the clear inscriptions on the staff?
Posted at January 26, 2016 on 5:08am.