Bitter Kola In Yoruba at Patsy Morris blog

Bitter Kola In Yoruba. Bitter kola nut is called ‘akiilu’ in igbo nigerian language, ‘orogbo’ in yoruba nigerian language and ‘ na mijin gworo’ in hausa nigerian language. It is believed in the african traditions and cultures that this nut properties have divinity powers. Bitter kola ( garcinia kola) the importance of orogbo during initiation process , sacrifice , propitiation of head , prayer and other essential spiritual endeavors cannot be quantified , the presence of orogbo depicts longevity for babalawo and all those around him. The importance of bitter kola in yorùbá culture: It's time for us to awaken and. Fruits fall when ripe and are easily collected from under the parent tree. Bitter kola (english), orogbo (yoruba), adi (igbo), gooro (hausa). As the “christians or the white garment churches” use “candles” for praying, so do yoruba people use agricultural produce such as: Let this message reach every yoruba son and daughter. It’s rainy season in nigeria and there’s lots in season from passion fruit to guava and sugar cane but it’s this orange bitter kola fruit that has me tripping. Cut open fruit lengthways with a.

Fruits fall when ripe and are easily collected from under the parent tree. Bitter kola (english), orogbo (yoruba), adi (igbo), gooro (hausa). It is believed in the african traditions and cultures that this nut properties have divinity powers. Bitter kola nut is called ‘akiilu’ in igbo nigerian language, ‘orogbo’ in yoruba nigerian language and ‘ na mijin gworo’ in hausa nigerian language. It's time for us to awaken and. Cut open fruit lengthways with a. Let this message reach every yoruba son and daughter. As the “christians or the white garment churches” use “candles” for praying, so do yoruba people use agricultural produce such as: It’s rainy season in nigeria and there’s lots in season from passion fruit to guava and sugar cane but it’s this orange bitter kola fruit that has me tripping. Bitter kola ( garcinia kola) the importance of orogbo during initiation process , sacrifice , propitiation of head , prayer and other essential spiritual endeavors cannot be quantified , the presence of orogbo depicts longevity for babalawo and all those around him.

OROGBO ( bitter cola) spiritual significance.

Bitter Kola In Yoruba Bitter kola ( garcinia kola) the importance of orogbo during initiation process , sacrifice , propitiation of head , prayer and other essential spiritual endeavors cannot be quantified , the presence of orogbo depicts longevity for babalawo and all those around him. Cut open fruit lengthways with a. It's time for us to awaken and. Let this message reach every yoruba son and daughter. Bitter kola (english), orogbo (yoruba), adi (igbo), gooro (hausa). As the “christians or the white garment churches” use “candles” for praying, so do yoruba people use agricultural produce such as: Fruits fall when ripe and are easily collected from under the parent tree. Bitter kola ( garcinia kola) the importance of orogbo during initiation process , sacrifice , propitiation of head , prayer and other essential spiritual endeavors cannot be quantified , the presence of orogbo depicts longevity for babalawo and all those around him. Bitter kola nut is called ‘akiilu’ in igbo nigerian language, ‘orogbo’ in yoruba nigerian language and ‘ na mijin gworo’ in hausa nigerian language. The importance of bitter kola in yorùbá culture: It’s rainy season in nigeria and there’s lots in season from passion fruit to guava and sugar cane but it’s this orange bitter kola fruit that has me tripping. It is believed in the african traditions and cultures that this nut properties have divinity powers.