@seyiawoyemi: "At Ọkẹ-Erì near Ijebu-Ode stands the sacred grove of Bilikisu Ṣungbọ, whom the Ijebu people hold to be the Queen of Sheba. The site lies deep in the forest, entered through a gate bearing her name. The grave is enclosed within white walls and iron railings, shaded by a long metal shed, and the ground above is said to grow no grass. Nearby stretches Sungbo’s Eredo — the great ancient wall-and-ditch system, one of Africa’s largest pre-colonial monuments." Everyonehighlightfollowers #foryoupage

longsadams :

Don't teach nonsense. Queen of Sheba is claimed to be from Ethopia. He history is in record of Ethopia

Boss :

the story is not the biblical own if so were is the proto type of arch of convenant

Big mummy :

next part please

O'SMART :

to say the truth the story is similar I sure

+2348139477800 :

Thank you very much God be with you

God Bless :

Part two

teewoodobasajoota5 :

When you say she Dey IJEBU, so Solomon to Dey IJEBU Abi what are you trying to say, Abi she vise come Nigeria nii

Sheikh lukumon Ojubanire :

BILIKISU,OKE ERI, DEFERENCE TO BALIKISU SABAI

Olayinka Bollyrose D KiNG LEO :

she's not a yoruba mr, man she's from Ethiopia but she dead in Nigeria on a journey of business ok....

Big Hush✝️🏝️😈 :

Sir how do dey hear each others language? I’m still confused about that😂

Golding touch :

part 2

dd1 :

frame story

G G :

Na leg bilikis take go meet Solomon abi?

HORBAH STITCHES :

Iro ilala

@shalewa :

she is from Ethiopia but she died in Nigeria

Bisbal001 :

Nest part

Badru Jimoh :

part 2

John Johnson :

Next

Grace :

next party

taofeek olaleru :

lary g :

Baamio

mum aishat :

pt 2 2 2

Pm Hopefullness :

rado :

agbadun e

Holy ghost :

part 2