AIF YORÙBÁ CULTURAL CENTRE (AIF YCC) is a Nigeria-based organization for Yorùbá culture, language and heritage. We are focused with research based facts, documentaries, oldies, education, localization, Yorùbá-based editorial services and more.
This is the media library of AIF MEDIA at AIF YORÙBÁ CULTURAL CENTRE for Yorùbá educational videos, documentaries and oldies/evergreen songs (you'll never find anywhere else online).
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E seun, e ku ise opolo. Awa omo opomulero fi imore wa han fun oriki yi. Owo yin a ma re iwaju ooo. Ase ( Thank you for this cerebral work. We the opomulero lineage appreciate you for this oriki. More grease to your elbows. Ase)
Also you can also try and add more popular Faaji songs from Obey, Ade, Haruna, Yusuf Olatunji and other Fuji or old highlife Thus, gaining more views from search and in return you generate revenue for your hard work. Will support you when I can. Thanks for uplifting my soul
@aifmedia edakun ama need more and more albums of IK Dairo and also more of Ayinlawura The reason why I’m drawn to your page is because of the way you are organized. You have playlist for different artiste which makes it easier to enjoy as opposed to the unorganized mode. God bless you.
Truth be told- Our forebears had great powers but never used those powers to develop Yoruba land - to build great cities and provide food and housing for ordinary Yorubas. Instead they were using the powers for destructive purposes up till today.
Wrong history from those who are looking for the downfall of Iseyin Land and of which we have made lots of progress without through fervent prayers Ilu wo ni ilu itan Opuro oshi
Haha!Yoruba!Gbogbo asiri agbara yin ni e te pepe re si ogbagade aiye!Ha YORUBA se igara ni ki a pe eyi ni?E jeki a mo ki a si ko bi nwon ti i ma se enu po😮
Ogunde is a rare breed of Yoruba man. I have one of my senior military officers who love dis song ONIMOTO dat whenever he's on d owner's corners of his official cars or private cars, dat particular track will be played until d journey is accomplished, d military driver must not play any track than dat and dat's a warning to him driver. May his soul rest in peace
