Culture
Romantic Yoruba Phrases to tell your partner
Yoruba, often praised for its poetic expressiveness, stands out as one of the most captivating languages globally. Its beauty is not only found in the
Halima Salisu
November 28, 2023
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Culture
African American woman took a DNA test, turns out she’s 100% that queen
Our amazing students have beautiful stories that inspire us. One of them shares a beautiful story of how a 4-year spiritual journey took her from
Ore Adesina
August 10, 2021
Languages
Most popular African languages you can learn.
The diversity of Africa has long been emphasized and highlighted as a feature of Africa’s beauty and uniqueness as a Continent.I like to think of
Ore Adesina
June 12, 2021
News
Ayekoo Afrique is now AYEKOO AFRIQUE LLC, USA.
The Founders of Ayekoo Afrique, Reynell Okine-Adjetey and Ore Adesina, announce a major milestone of their Company– being a registered LLC in the United States
Ore Adesina
June 1, 2021
Culture
What is the meaning of the word Ayekoo in Ghana?
If you have ever been around Ghanaians anywhere, or even heard them speak, one common word or expression you might hear is “Ayekoo”. Ayekoo as
Reynell Okine-Adjetey
May 8, 2021
Travel
Best countries to settle in Africa
We take a look at the best countries to live in Africa, according to their love for culture, cost of living, job security, and all-around
Ore Adesina
April 16, 2021
Culture
The truth about the Queen of Sheba’s Yoruba Heritage
Not much is said about the Queen of Sheba in written history, and so very little is known about her. The Bible, Quran, and Ethiopian
Ore Adesina
March 25, 2021
Culture
Why African languages like Yoruba need to be preserved.
African languages are a vital part of what makes Africa as a continent peculiar for it’s cultural and linguistic diversity. And no, I am not
Ore Adesina
March 20, 2021
Culture
Happy independence day, Ghana. Amazing things we love about Ghana.
Ghana made world political history as the first Sub-Saharan nation on the continent to gain independence from imperial British rule on March 6, 1957. Ever
Reynell Okine-Adjetey
March 6, 2021