Adamu Orisha Play

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Adamu Orisha Play is a traditional Yoruba masquerade festival in Lagos, Nigeria, featuring white-clad Eyo masqueraders who parade through the streets to honor important figures and deities.

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Adamu Orisha Play canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Yoruba festival
cultural heritage event
masquerade festival
religious festival
alsoKnownAs Eyo Festival
associatedWith Adamu Orisha deity
Lagos Island
Lagos lagoon communities
Oba of Lagos Palace
surface form: Oba of Lagos palace
country Nigeria
culturalSignificance symbol of Lagos cultural identity
tourist attraction
culture Yoruba people
features Eyo masqueraders
white-clad masqueraders
frequency occasional
governedBy Eyo chieftaincy houses
hasElement chants
drumming
procession to the palace
ritual dances
hasRitualSpace Broad Street, Lagos
surface form: Idumota axis of Lagos Island
honors Oba of Lagos
Yoruba deities
deceased dignitaries
important figures
intangibleHeritageType ritual and festive event
language Yoruba
location Lagos
mainCostumeColor white
occasion funeral of an Oba of Lagos
honor of prominent Lagosians
installation of a new Oba of Lagos
originCulture pre-colonial Lagos
paradeType street procession
performedBy Eyo Festival
surface form: Eyo societies

male participants
performedIn streets of Lagos Island
prohibits wearing of certain colors by spectators
purpose public display of Yoruba religious traditions
social cohesion in Lagos
veneration of ancestors
region Western Nigeria
surface form: Southwest Nigeria
religion Yoruba religion
timeOfDay daytime procession
traditionalAttire agbada-like flowing robes
wide-brimmed hats
traditionalObject opambata staff

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Eyo Festival alsoKnownAs Adamu Orisha Play