Nutty November | A Night to Remember | Proper Owanbe Nigerian Party in Scotland

I just had one of the most heart-warming cultural moments at the Nutty November Òwànbẹ Event in Greenock, Scotland, and I had to share it with you all!

The live band did something so special:
They praised me in true Yoruba traditional style… and my husband honoured me by “spraying” while they sang.
If you’re Yoruba, you already know how deep this goes, it’s a symbol of love, respect, and celebration.

This took me straight back to my roots.
It reminded me of watching our parents honour each other, not because they had plenty, but because culture teaches us to value each other publicly. ❤️

To experience this feeling away from home but still at home… unforgettable.

And Scotland embraced it beautifully.
The Provost of Inverclyde was there too — recognising the importance of our culture and contributions.
It truly shows that inclusion is not just policy, it’s the spaces we create.

Massive shoutout to the organisers —
🎉 The vibes: 10/10
🍽️ The food: 10/10
🎶 The music & band: 10/10
🔥 The overall experience: 100/10

If you love culture, community, and celebrations that tell a story,
this Òwànbẹ will warm your heart.

More cultural content coming soon.
Let’s keep celebrating identity, heritage, and inclusion together.

👇 Tell me in the comments:
What cultural tradition from your childhood still warms your heart today?

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