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Photo By NANA OSEI KWADWO (2019)

Egungun masqueraders at @dancegathering Lagos. Dance Gathering was amazing. Learnt a lot about Yoruba culture, and also a bit of the cultures of most of the participants. Experiences were created and shared, and that’s one of the most important things about creative gatherings of this nature. Shouts to all the guys at @qdancecenter who made this happen. Until next year, follow @dancegathering for all updates about the project. Hello Lagos, I sign out with heart full of praise for everything. . . 📷: Nana Osei - 2019 . . . #broadstreet #lagosisland #lagos #nigeria #africa #egungun #masquerade #yuroba #culture #experience #qdancecenter #dancegathering #learn #gathering #art #contemporaryart #performanceart #dance #ashantiimmigrant #streetstyle #streetphotography #everydayafrica #dynamicafrica #visiterlafrique (at Lagos, Nigeria) https://www.instagram.com/p/BuTeE_Xg2GU/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=x0m45s2rehzn

Using our Texas SUYA spice blend is very easy to do, I will use this tasty spice on thicker cuts of beef, although you can't go wrong with the thin cuts, thicker in my preference would be better. You'll notice that I didn't use skewers, my choice. I placed this meat on the grill for less than 8mins (use oven if you like), removed it and added sliced cucumbers, tomatoes, and purple onion, and sprinkled a mix of parsley and cilantro. I also added a few more dashes once it was plated. My opinion: SUYA is super delicious off of the grill, this dish is very good for you and of course it is spicy, if you are allergic to nuts don't use this product, and our version of this spice is not vegan or vegetarian friendly. Stop by the store and pick up a bottle of our Texas SUYA spice blend. #Nigerian #SUYA #suyaspice #yuroba #texas #desototexas #grillmasters #foodies #foodnetwork (at Grow DeSoto Market Place) https://www.instagram.com/p/BxmnQoopnm0/?igshid=zlln8j39cxx4

Reaching out to the exporters here also the folks @thefoodnetworknig Let's get this on the shelves in Lagos #africa #nigeria #ghana #lagos #yuroba (at Grow DeSoto Market Place) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bwe7k6ZJJQp/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=4m5ibpi54vbs

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The Oṣun River is a river that flows southwards through central Yorubaland in southwestern Nigeria into the Lagos Lagoon and the Atlantic Gulf of Guinea. It is one of the several rivers ascribed in local mythology to have been women who turned into flowing waters after some traumatic event frightened or angered them. Oṣun was reputedly one of the wives of Ṣango, the Yoruba god of thunder. The annual traditional worship at the Ọṣun Shrine near the Ọṣun River at Osogbo has become an important tourist attraction, drawing people from various parts of Nigeria and countries far beyond to the annual festival in August. Osun is one of the river goddesses in Yoruba land that is noted for providing for the needs of the people. The river goddess has been able to give barren babies and change the lives of many other people. And also there has been many stories about goddess oshun I made this intuitively in a folk traditional style , http://shamanshewelry.com