Meaning of In pre-colonial Igbo societies, yams are seen as men's crops, while cocoyam & cassava are seen as women's crops. #igbofacts #igboamaka

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English: In pre-colonial Igbo societies, yams are seen as men's crops, while cocoyam & cassava are seen as women's crops. #igbofacts #igboamaka

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Yoruba Igbeyin lon ye oloku Ada

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In the end, one understands the consequences of one's wrong choice. Oloku Ada is a blunt cutlass. A man who decides to farm with a blunt cutlass will surely face the consequences of such a choice.

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Yoruba Omode gbon agba gbon la fi da ile ife

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Child wise, adult wise we use to create house ife.

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