THE MAN CALLED LUKULUKU BANTASHI

For those that were old enough between 80s and the 90s, Lukuluku Bantashi was a well-known comedian in the Yoruba movie industry who flourished for a very long time through his own unique cast and brand identity that no one has beaten till today. Lukuluku Bantashi Awo-Erin, as he was popularly called, was one among the many notable actors in the Yoruba movie industry that their stars have sunk prematurely into the history.

Not much is known about Lukuluku's personal life, but his comedy brand was known far and

30 POINTS I WILL TELL MY DAUGHTER BEFORE SENDING HER OFF

1) No man is perfect

2) Men are like children. So be like his mother.

3) Hear quickly; talk slowly.

4) Never compete with a man.

5) Never try to be equal with him.

6) Be fast to apologize when you know you are wrong. 7) Don't be too jealous with him. This is good for your peace of mind.

8) You may check on his phone if you want, but that isn't necessary.

9) Always be honest as a wife.

10) Never leave your house for a long distance without his permission.

The earth is filled with some of the most amazing scenes if only more people could see it.

Even if you don't love nature, the sight and sound of Agbokim Waterfall in Cross River, Nigeria will move you.

📽 @theniyifagbemi #TourWithAkanni The waterfall is made up of 7 streams, which falls wildly over steep cliffs, providing seven-faced falls. Agbokim Waterfalls sits on the cross river & descends in (what some claim is) the middle of the tropical rainforest. The rainforest is picturesque with lush and green scenery

S.T SOAP: The Fall Of A Promising Indigenous Brand

S.T used to be our favorite soap back then. But what happened to S.A? Why the fall?

(Thread) In 1979 Alhaji Safiriyu Tiamiyu started what is known today as S.T Soaps Limited with the sum of five thousand naira (#5000), expanding from the corridors of his home to erecting a state of the art factory in Ijebu-Mushin.

Anigilaje In A Nutshell: The Man, His Immortality Ring and Mr. Death.

Ayinla "Ọmọ-Onídàkòmàna" Anigilaje Omowura Ibn Yusuf, a.k.a Egunmogaji, a.k.a Alhaji Costly, was from a special breed of traditional musicians. One can't succinctly categorize what it was about him that endeared him to his fans. Worse still were his unilateral ways- a damn non-conformist, rancorous and a heady personality who like Fela Anikulapo-Kuti recreationally indulged in Indian-Hemp,

THE SHORT STORY ABOUT THE POPULAR PANSEKE IN ABEOKUTA

Why is it called panseke?

I'm sure, if you have been to Olumo Rock, you will know this. Panseke is a popular place in Abẹ́òkúta that links several roads like Quarry, Adigbe, Onikoko, Onikolobo, Mercy Road and OKe-ilewo.

"Hafeez, I tried taking pictures with my phone yesterday, but it's not as sharp as yours, what can I do?"

Hmmmmmmm... Learn what your phone camera can do!!! What do I mean? 👇 (Thread) Start by taking some time to find out exactly what your phone’s camera is capable of. Analyse the auto mode and look at how it focuses and takes an exposure to light, this is normally done by touching the screen where you want the focus point to be, but it’s good to check.

I passed through okeilewo after Jumah and I saw two identical twin which made me remember IBEJI ORAN.

Who are they? Can you remember them?

Taiwo and Kehinde Osuolale were the popular Yoruba movie twins who shot into limelight several years back when they featured in the late Yekini Ajileyes movie in 1993 and thereafter became instant celebrities.

The physically challenged twins often called Ibeji Oran Mysterious Twins got married with kids (surprised? Lol, they're humans too)

THE STORY OF SEBIOTIMO ELEWA SAPON!

Sapon was extracted and coined from the word "Saponloore ; Se Apon loore" meaning; help the bachelors. Sapon was the meeting place where people, especially men who were bachelors used to go and eat delicious foods and drink in times past in Abeokuta. Sapon connects Ijaiye, Ago-Oba, Itoku, Lafenwa, Isale Igbein and Ake roads.

THE STORY OF ADÉGBÖRÒ L'OJA OBA.

ADEGBORO left Ibadan for Lagos in search of greener pasture. He chose to be carrying loads (Alabaru) on his head at Oyingbo market to earn a living. Few years after, he bought a cart from his savings and this eased the pain of carrying loads on his head for commercial purposes. The Cart also increased his income and he was able to acquire 6 more of its kind which he rented out to others.