Akure people

E327396

The Akure people are a Yoruba ethnic subgroup centered around the city of Akure in southwestern Nigeria, known for their rich traditional institutions, festivals, and closely related cultural heritage with neighboring Ekiti communities.

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Label Occurrences
Akure people canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Yoruba subgroup
ethnic group
closelyRelatedTo Ekiti people
culture Yoruba cultural heritage
drumming traditions
masking traditions
praise poetry
dialect Akure dialect of Yoruba
ethnicGroupOf Nigeria
ethnolinguisticGroup Yoruba
festival Egungun Festival
surface form: Egungun festival

Ojude Oba festival
surface form: Odun Oba festival

Olojo Festival
surface form: Ogun festival
governedBy Deji-in-Council
hasClanStructure extended family lineages
historicalRegion Akure Kingdom
language Yoruba language
locatedIn Akure
Ondo State NERFINISHED
Western Nigeria
surface form: Southwestern Nigeria
marriageCustoms bridewealth payment
traditional engagement ceremony
musicStyle Yoruba talking drum music
oralTradition Ifa divination corpus
oriki praise names
partOf Yoruba people
region Yorubaland
religion Christianity
Islam
traditional Yoruba religion
sharesBorderWith Ekiti communities
sharesCulturalHeritageWith Ekiti people
traditionalInstitution Akure chieftaincy system
Akure monarchy
Ogboni council
surface form: Ogboni society
traditionalOccupation craft production
farming
trading
traditionalReligionFeature veneration of ancestors
worship of Yoruba deities
traditionalRulerTitle Deji of Akure
urbanCenter Akure
usesTraditionalTitle Asiwaju
Oloye
surface form: Iyalode

Oloye
usesWritingSystem Latin alphabet

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Ekiti sharesCultureWith Akure people