Atoto Arere

Description

Atoto Arere by Oladejo Okediji is a profound exploration of Yoruba oral traditions, culture, and philosophy. The title, which translates to “The Truth is Bitter,” reflects the book’s engagement with the complexities and nuances of Yoruba societal norms and practices. Through a combination of narrative storytelling and critical analysis, Okediji examines various aspects of Yoruba life, including social customs, traditional beliefs, and ethical values. The book provides insights into the intricacies of Yoruba folklore, proverbs, and oral literature, highlighting their significance in shaping the cultural identity and worldview of the Yoruba people. Atoto Arere offers a rich and engaging perspective on Yoruba heritage, making it an invaluable resource for those interested in African studies, cultural anthropology, and the preservation of indigenous knowledge.