As part of the BattaBox Ife Series, Odunayo went on a tour of the ancient Yoruba city, Ile-Ife.
“This is the Ile Ooduwa. This is where the past and the present ooni of Ife lives,” Odunayo says before entering the palace.
“It looks so beautiful!” she adds.
“Here we don’t have a conventional prison,” Odunayo’s tour guide tells her. “For example if someone makes a complaint that a charm was dropped on their farmland, this is where we bring.”
Watch the fascinating video to learn more about the rich history and culture of Ile-Ife.
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Beautiful Sista Odunayo. Thanks for spelling your name.
What a nice documentary. I look forward to the continuing part. I hope you visit Great Ife too. My alma mata 🙂
Akatas love BattaBox! What a beautiful sistah, such a lovely long neck and beautifully shaped head! We want more shows like this please. Does the history of Ile Ife intersect in anyway with the history of Ancient Zaria?
i wanna say well done to Odunayo and the entire crew and management of BattaBox for this wonderful educative and informative video.Your remain Nig number one online infortainment Tv.Keep doing what you are doing.Kabiyesi was in London few weeks ago and after watching this video i will definitely visit IFE when am back home.I look forward to the part 2.I will also like to encourage you guys to pls try and upgarde the camera to HD,we know it cost a lot with logistics to bring us all these videos but when its convenient pls do that.GOD will you guys and we love and like what you are doing.
Ori olokun: head of the lord of the sea or admiral of the sea, was discovered in lle lfe in the 14th century,why is the tour guide telling people of 1937 history?Which is quite recent history really.
Odunayo with the great segments as always.
Bravo! this is beautiful. please keep it coming. great video.
Awesome segment! Can we get more history lessons from eastern Nigeria!?
interesting history