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Oworo people

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56: 1358:(aso ipo), a red textile used by Oworo, Owe and Bunu for the burial rights of important people. The men are traditionally hunters and farmer. Fishing is also practiced in the riverine communities of the eastern axis of Oworo land. The people practice Christianity, Islam and African traditional religion. Prominent among Oworo festivals is the 1532: 1336:, Tajimi, Emu, Jakura, Omuwa, Otada, Agbodo, Adamogu, Otuga, Gbonla-Odo, Aleke, Igaa, Ojigi, Owara Igaachi, Igbonla, Ogbabon, Gbande, Adogbe, Ijiho, Karara, Banda, Okonoke, Akpata, Oyo, Irimi, Gbaude, Iwaa, Osokosoko, Okomoba, Ogbongboro, and Felele (The northern suburb of 1737: 1354:, the word used in greeting. Like the Bunu people, Oworo people were known for their bassa-like cat whisker marks. The women were known for weaving of a cloth called Arigidi, a cotton textile, and also weaved 1780:
Temple O. , Temple C. L. ( 1919 ) "Notes on the Tribes, Provinces, Emirates, and States of the Northern Provinces of Nigeria". Printed by THE ARGUS PRINTING cK: PUBLISHING COMPANY, LIMITED. CAPE TOWN
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Oworo land is located on western bank of River Niger by the Niger-Benue Confluence and bounded to the north by Igbira Igu (Egbura), northwest by Kakanda, west by the Abinu and to the south by
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meaning "meeting", says that people came from several locations to converge on the present day Oworo land. This legend accommodates the group (clans) of Oworo that claim not to be of
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to hunt around the present day Oworo Land. The successful adventure caused them to name the place 'owo mi ro' which means 'my hands are full of blessings'. Another Legend called
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DEPARTMENT OF AFRICAN LANGUAGES AND LITERATURES, UNIVERSITY OF IFE SEMINAR SERIES 1:624-651. Ife-Department of African Languages and Literatures, University of Ife, Nigeria.
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Bakinde C.O.(2013) "Oral Narrations on the Origin and Settlement Patterns of Okun People of Central Nigeria". Journal of tourism and Heritage Studies. Vol 2 No.2
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Oworo Land is rich in mineral deposits. The major minerals include iron ore on the Agbaja Plateau, Marbles in Jakura and Limestone in Oyo-Iwa Community.
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Oworo culture bears grave resemblance with those of Bunu, Ikiri, Yagba, Ijumu and Owe people who are together with the Oworo people referred to as
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dialects. Virtually all Oworos can fluently communicate in Yoruba. They can as well converse to a great extent with speakers of other
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Struck, Bernhard (1911). "Linguistic Bibliography of Northern Nigeria: Including Hausa and Fula, with Notes on the Yoruba Dialects".
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Europeans, like Temple O., who made early contact and wrote about the Oworo people referred to them in their writings as 'Aworo'.
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Abimbola, A.F. (August 1997). "Petrographic and paragenetic studies of the Agbaja Ironstone Formation, Nupe Basin, Nigeria".
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Apata, Z. O. (1995). "Administrative Integration and Conflict in Nigeria, 1840-1940: The Case of North-East Yorubaland".
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Historically, Oworo was organised into cities states, with each state having her own leader. However, with the advent of
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O'Hear, Ann (2006). "The History of the Okun Yorùbá: Research Directions". In Falola, Toyin; Genova, Ann (eds.).
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is currently exploring the limestone in Oyo-Iwa axis of Oworo land in the production of cement in it
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called Oworo. They are generally classified as part of Northeast Yoruba (NEY) of the Yoruba people.
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ethnic nationality represents a group of people around the Niger-Benue confluence speaking a
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The origin of the Oworo people by oral tradition is linked to three brothers who left
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Ojo, Olatunji (2008). "Beyond Diversity: Women, Scarification, and Yoruba Identity".
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dialects since the languages are mutually intelligible. In addition to speaking
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did not migrate from Ile-Ife but are aboriginals in the Niger-Benue Confluence.
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The Oworos live in several small towns ruled by various kings. Some include:
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land. It is a mountainous terrain. A number of Oworo communities are on the
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Obayemi, Ade. (1978). "The Sokoto Jihad and the 'O-Kun' Yoruba: A Review".
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hegemony, the central kingship system began in the 19th century, the first
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being Olu Okpoto. The current Olu of Oworo is Alhaji Mohammed Baiyerohi.
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Oyelaran O.O (1978), "Lingusitic Speculations on Yoruba History", in his
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Oworo people speak a dialect of Yoruba, linguistically similar to other
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festivals which have their roots in the worship of ancestral spirits.
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Festival (Brazil, Cuba, Trinidad, USA, Venezuela, Argentina)
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Renne, Elisha P. (1992). "Aso Ipo, Red Cloth from Bunu".
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festival. It is a triennial festival of the worship of
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Index

Yoruba dialect
a series
Yorùbá people

Art
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Culture
Language
Music
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Èkìtì
Ìbàràpá
Ìbọ̀lọ́
Ìdàáṣà (Ìdàáshà)
Ìgbómìnà
Ifẹ̀
Ìjẹ̀bú
Ìjẹ̀ṣà
Ìkálẹ̀
Ìlàjẹ
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