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HISTORY OF ADO-ODO AND LIST OF THEIR OBAS The ancient Awori Kingdoms' traditional seat is Ado-Odo. Ado is known as an ancient fortress of age-old traditional Ifa – the Yoruba deity of wisdom – and Oduduwa (OOdua) Temple activities. Oodua is revered by the Yorubas as the mother of all deities in the world. All of these factors combined to make Ado stand out as an unconquered refuge of the Western Yoruba area during Yoruba land's fratricidal battles, particularly in the nineteenth century until the arrival of Europeans. Aworis and Yewas of Ishaga, Imasayi, Ibooro, Ketu, Eguns (Ogu), Oyos, Ijebus, Egbas, and non-Yoruba elements such as Hausa, Igbo, Ijaw, and others live in Ado Kingdom as it is now. Nobody knows for sure when the kingdom was established. Ado is thought to have arisen from events that occurred during the eleventh century, when the need for survival, prestige, and adventure drove people out of Ile-Ife, the Yorubas' cradle, and into all directions in quest of new...
Introduction You'll understand why the world today is characterized by high levels of fear, stress, and anxiety about the future, despite the fact that the future contains many promises. In actuality, tensions, societal divisions, daily confrontations, international terrorism, assassinations, and the destructive actions of modern technology on the existing natural environment characterize the world today. Despite these issues, people still have the certainty and possibilities of directing their destiny and ensuring that their lives are shaped for the better, something that previous generations may not have been able to achieve. Why is there such a clear distinction? What will the future bring in terms of change? Sociology is concerned with these and other issues. It is in Sociology best interests to guarantee that it continues to play an important role in modern times [i.e. understanding why people change from a particular way to another]. This is what causes the field of sociolo...
Homo Erectus vs. Saber Tooth: A Eurasia Archaeology Site Reveals What Early Humans Faced Orozmani, a significant new archaeological site in the Caucasus near Dmanisi, depicts the dispersal of Homo erectus out of Africa and the people it encountered along the way. In the summer of 2021, development on a new "early human" site continued apace in a lush river valley in the Caucasus. The findings from Orozmani, Georgia, first discovered two years ago, confirm the theory that Homo erectus was the first hominin to reach Eurasia — and that it was not the only hominin in town. The early Pleistocene site of Orozmani, located on the banks of a tributary of the Mashavera River, is 120 kilometers from Tbilisi, Georgia's capital, and 20 kilometers from Dmanisi, home of the earliest known hominins from Africa, Homo erectus, who arrived there around 1.8 million years ago. The saga of Orozmani began in 2019 when the first survey test pit yielded early Pleistocene saber tooth tiger Homot...
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