Ilé Ọ̀rìsà!!!

Ilé Ọ̀rìsà!!!

Ilé Ọ̀rìsà!!!

That’s what an admirer called the Òyẹ̀kú Méjì suite at the Àkòdì Òrìṣà.

She used the Ile Ife dialect, Ilé Ọ̀rìsà. It is different from the Oyo dialect of Ilé Òrìṣà.

But it is absolutely appropriate that it is called Ilé Ọ̀rìsà, because it is located in Ile Ife.

How easy it is to degenerate into a beast when you enter the jungle!

How easy it is to degenerate into a beast when you enter the jungle!

How easy it is to degenerate into a beast when you enter the jungle!

Yesterday I vowed to myself:

1. I will always calm down.

2. Though the okada bike riders are driving me crazy, and all the drivers are treating me like the road belongs to them only, I will refrain from calling anybody names like, “Were (lunatic), olori buruku ( crazy heads); eranko (beasts), etc.”