Veteran broadcaster, poet, journalist, writer and actor Adebayo Faleti is dead.
Faleti, a Yoruba translator, TV exponent and a pioneer staff of the first television station in Africa, Western Nigeria Television (WNTV) died on Sunday morning at the famous University College Hospital, Ibadan at about 6 AM.
Faleti published a dictionary containing the formal or official use of Yoruba names.
He was also responsible for translating Nigeria’s National Anthem from English to Yoruba.
He died at the age of 86.
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hero, leader of yoruba heritage, a mentor. may your gentle soul rest in peace.
your name will remain golen to us for a long time.
May God bless the family you left behind.
Ma Jokun, ma je ‘ kolo, oun tonba nje lorun ni o ba won je.
A
hero, leader of yoruba heritage, a mentor. may your gentle soul rest in peace.
your name will remain golen to us for a long time.
May God bless the family you left behind.
Ma Jokun, ma je ‘ kolo, oun tonba nje lorun ni o ba won je.
May His Soul Rest In Perfect Peace
My first encounter with Baba Adebayo Faleti was reading his Yoruba play titled “Won To pe Were Ni”
May his soul rest in perfect peace.
I read his book, a Yoruba drama titled “Won Ro Pe Were Ni” in 1974… May his Great Soul Rest in Perfect Peace and May God Give the Yoruba Race an excellent replacement and equally good language developer like baba Faleti.
I read his book, a Yoruba drama titled “Won Ro Pe Were Ni” in 1974… May his Great Soul Rest in Perfect Peace and May God Give the Yoruba Race an excellent replacement and equally good language developer like baba Faleti.
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This is really a great lost in our country Nigeria most especially in Yoruba land. May his gentle soul rest in perfect peace
This is really a great lost in our country Nigeria most especially in Yoruba land. May his gentle soul rest in perfect peace
He was a great man of our time. May his soul rest in peace