History:
Kagasiyas are a sub-clan of the Yoruba people of Nigeria.
According to oral tradition, the Kagasiyas migrated to their current location in the Oyo state of Nigeria in the 16th century. They were led by the legendary warrior, Alapinni, who is said to have been a great hunter and warrior.
Description:
The Kagasiyas are an agricultural people who are also known for their craftsmanship in leatherwork, pottery, and weaving. They are also known for their storytelling and music.
The Kagasiyas have a number of traditional customs and rituals, including the celebration of the New Yam Festival, which marks the beginning of the new yam harvest.
The Kagasiyas have several variations, including the Ijebu-Kagasiyas, the Ijebu-Ode-Kagasiyas, and the Oyo-Kagasiyas.
