Yoruba names

I've been asked many times to choose baby names and that's because they think I'm good at this sort of thing. Well, like you, I like beautiful, creative names that have a profound meaning. I believe names are so important and a lot of thought should go into it. With both of my kids I chose their names before they were born and for one of my kids before conception. I recently got one of such requests "to help pick a good name" and I thought I'd share my findings with you. I'm Yoruba so I can…

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When you hear catchy names like Igho, Oke, Marho, and Onome, the first question that comes to mind is what ethnic group those names belong to. This is an article dedicated to all those searching for Urhobo baby girl names for Omote, who has just become a member of their family. The Urhobos take the naming of a child very seriously for many reasons, and one of the most common reasons is that they strongly believe that children are worth more than wealth (hence names like Omonefe). This is why…

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