"OPÓ SÍSÚ NÍNÚ ÀSÀ ÌGBEYÀWÓ N'ILÈ YORÙBÁ LÁYÉ ÀTIJÓ" (The tradition of Widow Inheritance) скачать в хорошем качестве

"OPÓ SÍSÚ NÍNÚ ÀSÀ ÌGBEYÀWÓ N'ILÈ YORÙBÁ LÁYÉ ÀTIJÓ" (The tradition of Widow Inheritance)

"Opó Sísú" (The tradition of Widow Inheritance) is a very deep historical topic. "OPÓ SÍSÚ". ​Video Script Idea: Opó Sísú (Widow Inheritance) ​Introduction Script: ​Host: "Iku ti o pa Egbon, o ti pa Ore re... (The death that killed the Egbon has killed his friend...) ​When a man dies in modern times, the wife becomes a widow, often left alone to fend for herself. But in the Yoruba setting of old (Láyé Àtijó), the culture had a system. They said: 'A woman does not marry a man; she marries the family.' ​This system was called Opó Sísú. ​Many people today call it 'wickedness' or 'forcing a woman.' But was it really force? Or was it a form of social security to protect the widow and her children from poverty and outsiders? ​Today on AGBAWABURA BIEWEOSEORI, we look at the truth behind Opó Sísú: ​Why did our fathers do it? ​What rights did the woman have? ​And why has this tradition faded away? ​Let us travel back in time." #OpoSisu #YorubaHistory #AsaIgbeyawo #YorubaCulture #AncientWisdom #AgbawaburaBieweoseori #AfricanHistory #FamilyStructure