Olojo Festival
| Paaloŋ | Nigeria  |
|---|---|
| Indigenous to | Yoruba people |
| Located in the administrative territorial entity | Osun State |
| Bezie | Ile Ife |
| Day in year for periodic occurrence | October |
A Olojo Tigri e la dakoroŋ Tigiri ba naŋ maŋ de o yuoni ne yuoni zaa teŋɛ kaŋa ba naŋ boɔlɔ ka ILE poɔ, Osun State paaloŋ, Nigeria poɔ la ka o be.[1] o e la a tigee kpoŋ kaŋa a Yoruba teŋɛ poɔ, Oba Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi da yeli ka a Tigiri ŋa maŋ ko la nesɔɔlɔ zaa gyeremɛ ne mennoo a tendaa zaa poɔ .[2] A Yoruba yelbiri 'Olojo' wuli ka 'A bebiri veɛra dendeŋ sobɔ (The Day Of The First Dawn)' lɛ lɛ wulo la popeɛloŋ nensaala naŋ taa ko Naaŋmene boŋ-irii a tendaa zaa ane nensaala nyɔvore.[3][4] A Olojo Tigiri e la sããkonnoo tigri kaŋa a Ile-Ife deme nyɔvore poɔ, Osun State naŋ be Southwestern seŋ Nigeria poɔ.[5][6] Ba maŋ di la ka ba tõɔ leɛteɛre “Ogun”, god of Iron yɛlɛ, Onaŋ da la a Oduduwa bidɔɔ dendeŋ sobɔ,a Yoruba deme faara.[7][8] Ba maŋ di la a Tigiri ŋa September/October poɔ yuoni zaa. Kyɛ, a 2019 yuoni poɔ ba da di o la February poɔ.[9] O e Tigiri kpoŋ a lle-IFE's deme nyɔvore poɔ.[10]
Yɛlɛ mine naŋ da erɛ gɛrɛ a Olojo Tigiri saŋa a yuoni 2020 tigri daare
A daare na, a Ooni (king of Ife) naa da yi la beri ayɔpoi daare ayi o naŋ da pɔge o meŋɛ diipoɔ and denial,