BattaBox Presenters Explore Important Place In Ile-Ife: Part 2

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Published on April 16, 2017 by

BattaBox’s Ile-Ife series continues with part 2 of Odunayo’s exciting tour of the ancient city.

“This sculpture you are seeing represents a woman called Moremi Ajansoro she is our saviour in Ile-Ife,” Odunayo is told before they move on to another tourist attraction.

“This market has been around for ages. If you look closely you will notice that the houses are very old fashioned. You can see they are selling tomato, pepper…”

“Is there a particular day of the week the market opens?” Odunayo asks.

“It opens everyday.”

“These are the women that sell Leku-Laja (rats, fish, birds…),” Odunayo’s tour guide says as he points at a market stall.

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8 Comments

  • ade2trey 7 years ago

    The Oranminyan story does not make sense. For instance, isn’t that too big to be a ‘staff’ or a walking stick? Secondly, the man mentions the staff having bullet holes. Now I know Yoruba people didn’t invent guns, the got it from Europeans then they later started making their own versions probably in the 1600 – 1800s. So exactly when did Oranminyan reign? Another thing is that Horses were not native to Africa.
    This is when I wish our people wrote things down.

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  • Grace Minajj 7 years ago

    Please travel to the east and get the Igbo side as well , still love this ❣️

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  • Okechukwu 7 years ago

    Odunayo, you are a beautiful girl. Here are what makes you beautiful: you have a slim and trim sexy stature; a broad smile – always smiling in all your shows; cute face; plus, I really like how you keep your hair neat and natural – no dead people hair or plastic/synthetic hair on your head.

    Drop me an email on [email protected]. I will be visiting home (from the UK) in July and would like to meet you.

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  • Chris Macdonald 7 years ago

    this was a great interview, and thanks to whoever provides the comics as well. I see where comic republic and their guardian prime came from. Can y’all visit comic republic and comic republic in the near future?

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  • Ikeh Sandra Chiamaka 7 years ago

    That staff is too heavy for someone to be carrying to war

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  • Purpleshuggar 7 years ago

    The best mini-doc i’ve watched in a long time! thanks Battabox!

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  • Jumo 777 7 years ago

    Odunayo and that lady moremi do look alike,beautiful.Yes there were horses in ancient time,but mostly for the top officials then.The so called assyrians(hausa)in the bible rode horses.The ethiopian dignitary rode a horse on his way to and fro Jerusalem.Oranmiyan,does it mean my problems has been solved in yoruba/youda?Not sure about praying to a tree,but the sooner we return to our mother tongue the sooner we’ll find the anwsers to the black race demise , corruption,underdevelopement and so on.English or what have you just dont have words like these as a name and that’s very important.That university is like a mini beautiful town.You could see what our fathers intended for nigeria before the dabaru came and spoil everything for us.God bless nigeria.

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  • Jumo 777 7 years ago

    Battabox,can you do a research on the wall of benin in edo state.It was once the longest man made structure in the world,longer than the wall of china and yet nobody knows about it in nigeria or globally.Thanking you.

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