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Are You A Lover of History? Do You Like FolkTales? Do you remember being told FolkTales? Have you ever had a blend of Contemporary Jazz Music blended with Pure Poetry? Chants infused with eclectic performance? Then be on the alert and anticipate as @theatrehubafrica brings to you the Folklore of _OLURONBI_ in Spoke Word Poetry and Music. Enquiries:Emmylyskilz 08131266368 Produced and Directed by Mister Rain @tundemisterrain #oluronbi #theatrehubafrica #comingsoon @tundemisterrain @theatrehubafrica @lefthanded_poet @ankara_stylehub @mr_jare @amoror (at Ibadan, Nigeria) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bsf3JCDlBNa/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=axhmi741u0lw

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Music: Olaplenty “Oluronbi” Ft. Ayox x Bbl

Music: Olaplenty “Oluronbi” Ft. Ayox x Bbl

BACLAD ENTERTAINMENT Presents Bakare Olakintan Popularly known as Olaplenty, is a Cinematographer who his throw is love for music on this. Track called OLURONBI Featuring Ayox And BBL to bring out this jam,The Song Is Also Mix And Master By BBL.

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Oluronbi - An African Folktale

Oluronbi – An African Folktale

IN a certain village no children had been born for many years, and the people were greatly distressed.

At last all the women of the village went together into the forest, to the magic tree, the Iroko, and implored the spirit of the tree to help them.

The Iroko-man asked what gifts they would bring if he consented to help them, and the women eagerly promised him corn, yams, fruit, goats, and…

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