-
towards the south.
Among the Oyo
refugees who fled were
warrior like,
chiefs Kurunmi and Dado who led the army from a
small town
called Esiele.
These refugee...
- Sophocles'
Oedipus Rex in
imaginative verse;
Kurunmi and the
Prodigal (produced 1969;
published as
Kurunmi, 1971),
written for the
second Ife Festival...
- (UPPLC)
Publication date 1971 Media type
Print (Paperback)
Pages 72 pp ISBN 0-19-211358-5 Preceded by Our
Husband Has Gone Mad Again Followed by
Kurunmi ...
- rise and fall of some of the most
influential figures in
Yoruba history;
Kurunmi in Ijaye,
Basorun Oluyole, Aare Latoosa,
Efunsetan Aniwura and Balogun...
-
Ibadan diplomatically. When
attempts to co-op
Kurunmi's support did not work
including the
demand that
Kurunmi should come to
Ibadan to pay obeisance, an...
- and
sometimes cruel; like the
typical Kakanfo,
especially the
likes of
Kurunmi and Afonja. Born in the
small village of
Ilora near Oyo, he was a palm...
-
great Yoruba theatre classics,
including The Palm-Wine Drinkard, Oba Koso,
Kurunmi,
Ogunde plays and more. He
became interested in
photography from primary...
-
welcome at
Ijaye were he
established a
station with the
support of Aare
Kurunmi.
While in Yorubaland, Bowen's
suffered from
intermittent fever and his...
