EGUNGUN IN IBADANLAND

Egungun masquerades in Ibadanland showcase the fascinating cultural practices of the the Ibadan people and also Ibadan’s role as the war-camp for the old Oyo Empire. This festival is celebrated in honor of the ancestors, featuring a display of colorful and intricately designed costumes. The documentary explore the history and cultural significance of the festival, as well as the intricate preparation involved in staging the festival. It feature interviews with the Alaagbas, who are the custodian of the deity. This film shed light on the spiritual and cultural importance of the festival. Viewers would gain a deeper understanding of the unique traditions of Egungun in Ibadanland and how it relates to the Yoruba people.