ONDO MY HOME

MY HOME,MY PRIDE... Where goats are for merriment,dogs for d gods and COCOA as revenue, the unique symbol of the ONDO's... We eat asun, dance "ujo obitun" and don't joke with "iyan" and "obèla lasèpo.... or with "efo riro" which must have "likotokiti". And when we see "Alàari" (loi aso), our heart rejoices. I was born into a very rich culture, a land where "lokili, obì and gbànja" are gods' delicacies.Where our high self esteem is mistaken as pride by foreigners, and our joviality misconceived as promiscuity. I come from a land distinguished by people who have confidence in themselves, elegant people and those with intense beauty. Where prestige is the water we drink, we are delighted in our tribal marks, "omò mulà mèji oju sèye"... We are indeed wonderful, I am not only African, not just Nigerian,but an ORIGINAL UNADULTERATED ONDO BLOODED.. Thumbs up to all sons and daughters of ODE ONDÒ.
Aigho o dudo a gbe wa o

Leo oma'ye mi, sha'laafia wo ghai?

Redomi:
ONDO MY HOME

MY HOME,MY PRIDE... Where goats are for merriment,dogs for d gods and COCOA as revenue, the unique symbol of the ONDO's... We eat asun, dance "ujo obitun" and don't joke with "iyan" and "obèla lasèpo.... or with "efo riro" which must have "likotokiti". And when we see "Alàari" (loi aso), our heart rejoices. I was born into a very rich culture, a land where "lokili, obì and gbànja" are gods' delicacies.Where our high self esteem is mistaken as pride by foreigners, and our joviality misconceived as promiscuity. I come from a land distinguished by people who have confidence in themselves, elegant people and those with intense beauty. Where prestige is the water we drink, we are delighted in our tribal marks, "omò mulà mèji oju sèye"... We are indeed wonderful, I am not only African, not just Nigerian,but an ORIGINAL UNADULTERATED ONDO BLOODED.. Thumbs up to all sons and daughters of ODE ONDÒ.
Aigho o dudo a gbe wa o

Le o Egin
E so nu ya lomo Ondo ooo

Awa ti Ondo town let relate

Le o omo logun. Ken -en ti ri, se o san.

adelafe2019:
Le o omo logun. Ken -en ti ri, se o san.

Osan bai

adeoyekay:
Le o Egin
E so nu ya lomo Ondo ooo

Awa ti Ondo town let relate

wa daigbo ba, se alaafia mo ba e in?

phorget:
Leo oma'ye mi, sha'laafia wo ghai?

o man San o bai

adelafe2019:
Le o omo logun. Ken -en ti ri, se o san.

o man sengwa o

Redomi:
wa daigbo ba, se alaafia mo ba e in?

alaafia e bai

Ademulegun road, Yaba street, college road, Funmbi Fagun crescent, Akinsete, Odoshida, Oja etc Jẹ ki a pejọ nibi.

I am Igbo but I served in Ondo town, I lived at Mona Clinic Agbogbo oke. A very cool town. There, if you get money, or you no get money, na for your pocket, nobody send you, nobody dey opress the other.

Wow, this writeup brought memories of my NYSC days at Ondo East while always going to Ondo Town to meet friends and banking transactions back then in 2009/2010 batch B service year.
Places like Bolorunduro, Sashere, Fagbo, and some places I can't remember.
Bolorunduro must have developed by now

Yaba, onipakala, surulere, banner city, ife garage, ayeyemi…

Greetings from ilorin 💚

Leo egin, I'm from ikare akoko, In the mid 80s to late 90s I grew up in omolowu street, yaba. Went to primary school at St Raphael's kiddies school and my secondary school at adeyemi demonstration secodary school. Back then We had a farm at NIEPA road Laje. Ondo is a cool city, so happy I married from there. Valentino must have develop so much, back then it was kind of bushy. Barracks road, omi mode, NIROWI, lipakala, okelisa, okedasa, surulere, new town, nci, ife garage, akure garage, john bosco, odosida, awosika, ogbon titun, funbi fagun, ajilo, ademulegun road, oke odunwo, igburowo, Shamakinwa, igba, oka, etc. Ondo city is my second home.

Stargangz:
Leo egin, I'm from ikare akoko, In the mid 80s to late 90s I grew up in omolowu street, yaba. Went to primary school at St Raphael's kiddies school and my secondary school at adeyemi demonstration secodary school. Back then We had a farm at NIEPA road Laje. Ondo is a cool city, so happy I married from there. Valentino must have develop so much, back then it was kind of bushy. Barracks road, omi mode, NIROWI, lipakala, okelisa, okedasa, surulere, new town, nci, ife garage, akure garage, john bosco, odosida, awosika, ogbon titun, funbi fagun, ajilo, ademulegun road, oke odunwo, igburowo, Shamakinwa, igba, oka, etc. Ondo city is my second home.

with all what you ha e written about Ondo so far, Ondo is your first home, you are only related to them at Ikare.
Ondo is seriously fast developing, that Niepa you mentioned, a plot of land is almost 5m there now

Unclebayo:
Yaba, onipakala, surulere, banner city, ife garage, ayeyemi…

Greetings from ilorin 💚

le o egi, wo dauko adugbo mi

u3fine:
Wow, this writeup brought memories of my NYSC days at Ondo East while always going to Ondo Town to meet friends and banking transactions back then in 2009/2010 batch B service year.
Places like Bolorunduro, Sashere, Fagbo, and some places I can't remember.
Bolorunduro must have developed by now

fast developing

1Alex:
Ademulegun road, Yaba street, college road, Funmbi Fagun crescent, Akinsete, Odoshida, Oja etc Jẹ ki a pejọ nibi.

I am Igbo but I served in Ondo town, I lived at Mona Clinic Agbogbo oke. A very cool town. There, if you get money, or you no get money, na for your pocket, nobody send you, nobody dey opress the other.

Ondo people are peace loving people

phorget:
Leo oma'ye mi, sha'laafia wo ghai?

alaafia ma in o, se e yon?

Redomi:
Ondo people are peace loving people

honestly. Very lovely town. Na there I see people carry raw cash up ₦5million in a nylon bag and travel for a very long distance on Okada, the money will be exposed that everyone will see it, yet nothing will happen.

Iyán inọ́n òísẹ́ mà wù míí jẹ té ò