Oriki Eso Ikoyi -

: In Yoruba culture, chanting an Oríkì is believed to increase a person's "vibration" by reminding them of who they are and the greatness of their ancestors. Key Phrases in the Oríkì Commonly recited segments of the poem include: "Ìkòyí Èsó" : Identifying the clan.

The title (or Esho) refers to a high-ranking military chieftaincy title in Yorubaland. Historically, there were seventy such titled warriors in the Oyo Empire, and the Ìkòyí-Èsó were considered among the most valiant, often leading the charge in battles. Themes in the Praise Poetry oriki eso ikoyi

As seen in traditional performances by chanters like Ajobiewe and Aduke Chanter , the Oríkì Èsó Ìkòyí typically highlights: : In Yoruba culture, chanting an Oríkì is