Kunbi

Kunbi is a term that can refer to several things, most notably a people and a name. In Nigeria, the Kunbi are a subgroup of the Yoruba people. They primarily reside in the southwestern part of the country. Like other Yoruba groups, the Kunbi people have their own distinct dialect, traditions, and cultural practices. Their history is deeply intertwined with the broader history of the Yoruba ethnic group, including their ancient kingdoms and societal structures.

The name Kunbi is also a given name, predominantly used for females within the Yoruba culture. It is a Yoruba name carrying significant meaning, often interpreted as "come and share" or "worthy to be shared." As a personal name, Kunbi reflects the cultural values of community and generosity that are important in Yoruba society. Individuals named Kunbi are found both within Nigeria and in the diaspora, carrying their cultural heritage with them. The usage of Kunbi as a name is a testament to the enduring traditions and language of the Yoruba people.