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The Royal Institution In Yoruba Tradition And Popular Culture by Olutayo C. Adesina and Siyan Oyeweso offers a detailed examination of the role and significance of the royal institution within Yoruba society and its representation in popular culture. This insightful book explores how traditional Yoruba kingship and royal practices have evolved and continue to influence contemporary cultural expressions. Adesina and Oyeweso analyze the historical foundations, rituals, and socio-political roles of Yoruba royalty, while also investigating how these elements are depicted and celebrated in modern media, arts, and public life. By bridging the historical and cultural dimensions of Yoruba royalty, the authors provide a nuanced understanding of how traditional institutions are maintained, adapted, and interpreted in the context of popular culture. This work is essential for anyone interested in the intersection of tradition, modernity, and cultural identity in Yoruba society.

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