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Hello, I love your platform, very educative and novel. However, you need to do a lot of searches and... researches and verifications. My first test of the meaning of a name was not pleasant. The name happens to be my name, Olowoyo. Instead of giving a real dialectical meaning, I was given a different meaning. OLOWOYO, as Ekiti or Ìjẹ̀sà people would pronounce the name. It is pronounced as OLÓWÓ-YO. Meaning Olowoyo bí ọjọ́, òṣùpá yọ bí eré. Meaning, when you see a richman, or his house, he is outstanding among the people because of his opulence. However, your meaning follows Ibadan, Oyo,dialectical meaning:OLOWO-NYO, meaning, richman is happy or exciting. See More
This is awesome,it's interesting please keep it up.
Awesome idea, can only get better.
For those who want to know what their names truly mean or for wr...iters, people in the arts and non-Yorubas who feel a need to use names within specific contexts, this is ideal. See More
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Have you seen this short video documentary by Lọlá Mosànyà of the BBC on learning your language in a strange land?

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Lola is the first born British-Nigerian in her family. In this candid conversation she asks her mum why she was never taught their mother tongue.

Want to ditch your slave name? Here are some West African names to consider

https://face2faceafrica.com/…/want-to-ditch-your-slave-name…

face2faceafrica.com|By Francis Akhalbey Jnr
Traditional names across the length and breadth of the motherland will forever remain a unique pride. As a matter of fact, one’s name plays a significant role in the identification of where in the continent he/she comes from, the day he/she was born and even goes further to predict what the said p...