-
sacrificed during Osi festival. Ranodu, an Oro
priest with his
friend Senlu Olupe-oku, an
Eluku and
Agemo chief, his
cousin Adebusenjo Orederu, an Ifa priest...
- Olola; Ololore; Olomoda; Oloro; Olorunda;
Olowo Abe;
Olowo Oko; Olulade;
Olupe; Olusi; Omi Doyin; Omole; Oni Fufu; Onibo; Oniboyin; Onigbo; Oniguguru;...
- Papa;
Olowo Railway station; Olu Agun; Olugbesan; Olujebi; Oluko; Olukobi;
Olupe Gbelu; Oluwaji; Ona Ara; Onibotujo; Onigbedu; Onigbodu; Onikooko; Ontoye;...
- Elewedu; Elewure; Iwo Oke;
Jagunode Ofa; Kekere; Mogbelerin; Molaye; Olota;
Olupe; Oluponia;
Tankoda Ola
Oluwa Asa/Ajagun-lase 232110 Aba Ajuba; Adebiopon;...
- holiday. Riga.
Peter Schmidt (1940–1941).
Latvian folk beliefs. Riga.
Edith Olupe (1992).
Latvian seasonal festivities. Riga.
Latvian folk
songs Vol. IV Riga...
-
Latvian folk beliefs. R., 1940-1941. Līdeks O.
Latvian holiday. R., 1940.
Olupe E.
Latvian seasonal festivities. R., 1992.
Ancient Latvian solar calendar...
- old
Latvian craft being revived".
Public Broadcasting of Latvia. Edīte
Olupe. Latviešu gadskārtu ieražas. Riga, 1992.
Osvalds Līdeks. Latviešu svētki...
- His
father was
Chief Gbadamosi Akande Adekola, a
goldsmith and
farmer of
Olupe compound, Ijaiye, Abeokuta. His
mother was
Alhaja Ayisat Aina
Ajile Adekola...
