sapiosexual1:
Those little boys stole the show for me. I would surely get there , even if it's just to meet the cute kids

DamiG i see you

Indeed, blood is thicker than water... Your sons looks just like you. Nice one dear.

6 years in Ife and I've never seen this statue,?

bayocanny:
Nice one OP, have u visited the original statue of Liberty in New York?

No I haven't but hope to someday.

Those kids look so excited, the beauty of childhood.

Good thread OP

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Mist115:
Nigeria should diversify frm oil trade to entertainment and tourism as her main revenue earner

I support for tourism

casttlebarbz:
fine girl

I know right? Nice skin tone too, not like these bleached out bishes walking around this days!!!

Bbsharon:
The statue MOREMI AJASORO which stands at 42 feet tall is located in the city of Ile-Ife in osun state, Nigeria. It is the tallest statue in Nigeria presently and the 3rd tallest in the whole of Africa, it was constructed by home based engineers and materials which I must say is quite encouraging. On 21st of November 2016 the magnificent statue was unveiled by the Ooni of Ife Oba Adeyeye Ogunwusi, Ojaja II, who is unarguably one of the most influential king in the country and since emergence as king has done tremendous changes in the city. I must say Ile-Ife have been experiencing a good face lift of its environs of recent. Am a witness to this changes as I wasn't told but experiencing it too as a student schooling in Ife.

To get there is not hard, when you get to Ife particularly Oau campus gate you can take a bus going to Ife city and highlight at a junction called Eleyele, then take a bike not more than 70naira at most to the place. It is a well known place so you don't have to worry about the bike men not being familiar with the place . And trust the people of Ife , for their hospitality and friendliness, the bike man will begin to jist you about all you need to know and would even like to show you round the town if you don't mind as in my case.

The spot the statue is constructed is believed to be where the great heroine Moremi Ajasoro lived around the 12th century. She takes a very significant place in the history of the yoruba people.
She was married to the great king of Ile Ife, at that time the people of Ife have been in a long war with masked men unknown to them from a neighbouring town of "Igbo Kingdom"  and many of it's soldiers and people have been enslaved and taken captives by this people of " Igbo". In order to bring an end to the sufferings of her people, Moremi set out to be captured by the invaders when next they come fighting but not without  making a great sacrifice to the spirit river Esimirin to help her reveal the secret about the invaders. She got her request but the spirit river told her she had to give back something in return which at the end of the day turned out to be her only son Oluronbi which is one of the greatest sacrifice she ever made.

While abducted as a slave, the king of the land got attracted by her beauty and got married to her. After some time she familiarised herself with the secrets of her husband army and made an escape back to Ife to reveal all she found out and this in return liberated her people finally from the abductors. The torch she holds as seen in the statue is significant of the tool the people of Ife used to burn out the masked attires the invaders camouflaged in as evil spirit.

Today Moremi Ajasoro is celebrated as a great heroine of the people of the yoruba land. She has been named after many other little statues and places in the yoruba land.

Lalasticlala please help move to front page

http://www.demitalks.com/2017/02/a-visit-to-moremi-statue-of-liberty-in.html?m=1

Are you above 25 years old? I Like you!!

Bbsharon:
So I also met some little boys who to me serve as the custodian with their mom(lol) and we took some lovely pictures. And guess what no gate fee it is absolutely free so you see it is all fun and no pay.

Lalasticlala justwise please help move to front page

U just joined NL. Enjoy yaself and be a good girl. Take more exotic pictures...

cheap statue of liberty but that ghe fine

RighteousI:

it's makeup. let's see if she can form Naomi Campbell without makeup.

Jealousy!

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Very nice

justscorchone:
I don't like girls with wigs or weavon ,attachment..au natural, errday and errtime.

Bros who ask you o

VeniJu:
Indeed, blood is thicker than water...
Your sons looks just like you.
Nice one dear.

My sides are paining me from laughter now..

Omg that was hilarious...lol.

Hmmmm. I am working on a tourism related project. Permission to use your materials and pictures. I would love to credit you too. Hope I can do just that? Thanks in advance.

Bbsharon:
The statue MOREMI AJASORO which stands at 42 feet tall is located in the city of Ile-Ife in osun state, Nigeria. It is the tallest statue in Nigeria presently and the 3rd tallest in the whole of Africa, it was constructed by home based engineers and materials which I must say is quite encouraging. On 21st of November 2016 the magnificent statue was unveiled by the Ooni of Ife Oba Adeyeye Ogunwusi, Ojaja II, who is unarguably one of the most influential king in the country and since emergence as king has done tremendous changes in the city. I must say Ile-Ife have been experiencing a good face lift of its environs of recent. Am a witness to this changes as I wasn't told but experiencing it too as a student schooling in Ife.

To get there is not hard, when you get to Ife particularly Oau campus gate you can take a bus going to Ife city and highlight at a junction called Eleyele, then take a bike not more than 70naira at most to the place. It is a well known place so you don't have to worry about the bike men not being familiar with the place . And trust the people of Ife , for their hospitality and friendliness, the bike man will begin to jist you about all you need to know and would even like to show you round the town if you don't mind as in my case.

The spot the statue is constructed is believed to be where the great heroine Moremi Ajasoro lived around the 12th century. She takes a very significant place in the history of the yoruba people.
She was married to the great king of Ile Ife, at that time the people of Ife have been in a long war with masked men unknown to them from a neighbouring town of "Igbo Kingdom"  and many of it's soldiers and people have been enslaved and taken captives by this people of " Igbo". In order to bring an end to the sufferings of her people, Moremi set out to be captured by the invaders when next they come fighting but not without  making a great sacrifice to the spirit river Esimirin to help her reveal the secret about the invaders. She got her request but the spirit river told her she had to give back something in return which at the end of the day turned out to be her only son Oluronbi which is one of the greatest sacrifice she ever made.

While abducted as a slave, the king of the land got attracted by her beauty and got married to her. After some time she familiarised herself with the secrets of her husband army and made an escape back to Ife to reveal all she found out and this in return liberated her people finally from the abductors. The torch she holds as seen in the statue is significant of the tool the people of Ife used to burn out the masked attires the invaders camouflaged in as evil spirit.

Today Moremi Ajasoro is celebrated as a great heroine of the people of the yoruba land. She has been named after many other little statues and places in the yoruba land.

Lalasticlala please help move to front page

http://www.demitalks.com/2017/02/a-visit-to-moremi-statue-of-liberty-in.html?m=1

I was enjoying your report till I saw "Highlight" at a junction... Bla bla bla. I'm not making jest of you, I'm just saying you should pay strict attention to details when making a report, no matter how excited you are.

You're cute. That was the first thing I saw.

RighteousI:

she looks fine to you because her pose in her first picture is sexual (look at how she opened her mouth as if she's hornny) but she is trying to make it look as if she's only acting cute and not sexual. she's a seductress.

Bad belle

Wow..beautiful! And I was in ife last week o..
I'll surely visit d next time I come around!

Maximus85:


I was enjoying your report till I saw "Highlight" at a junction... Bla bla bla. I'm not making jest of you, I'm just saying you should pay strict attention to details when making a report, no matter how excited you are.

You're cute. That was the first thing I saw.

Get a life!! Highlight or highlife, who cares??!!!

Bbsharon:
So I also met some little boys who to me serve as the custodian with their mom(lol) and we took some lovely pictures. And guess what no gate fee it is absolutely free so you see it is all fun and no pay.

Lalasticlala justwise please help move to front page

Didn't really look at the status but was busy looking at your face, you look pretty

@Bbsharon: Nice pics. PMs loading....

Bbsharon:
So I had fun going to this place and seeing this statue of liberty myself, so next time you are around Osun state or particular Ife city do not hesitate to pay a visit to this great place of honour.

I would rather travel to Ife because of the great palm wine close to OAU gate than going just a see a statue

Scatterscatter:
Bbsharon Your beauty has overshadowed the whole essence of the write up sef, Nawa for you o

my suck-up scale is reading 79%....

bayocanny:
Nice one OP, have u visited the original statue of Liberty in New York?

Buy her ticket na

ayoolanr:


Get a life!! Highlight or highlife, who cares??!!!

Alight....

Great post, I'll definitely take a look soon, been in ife for the past 3 years... Thanks for arousing our interest....

It might interest you all to know that Moremi was from Offa (in Kwara State), and she is well celebrated over there. In fact an annual festival is dedicated to her.

slam7000:

Is that really the name? Moremi Statue of Liberty?

bros u wicked o

jejemanito:


You snap yaself so tey e come be like say na you them visit

Ya look pretty tho

Like seriously she is beautiful... OP I fall for you and I am proud you visited the heart of my hometown. Proudly from the source.