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A name given to a Yoruba baby girl whose parent has just lost their mother. It is agreed in the Yoruba land that the baby signifies the return of the dead grandmother. It is with great pride and power that parent gives their daughter this name. Iyabo must understand the responsibility and power that comes with this name. Iyabo is touched, blessed, and surrounded by the ancestors. That’s why Iyabo is very loving she receives love from multiple realms. Iyabo is beautiful, kind, and wild. Routine can sometimes depress her, she likes to feel like she is living in a fantasy adventure. Sometimes that can be her downfall as she goes to far sometimes to chase the excitement. But Iyabo always rises. Iyabo likes to March to the beat of her own drum, but every now and then has to fight against being a follower. She likes to please people n sometimes it makes her agreeable. People think Iyabo just likes to be loud, and party. Only the real people know how introspective Iyabo can be. She can be very shy, in her head, and doubt herself. Iyabo is at her best when she is confident, self reliant, and loves herself. Iyabo is stubborn, she can find it difficult to admit when she’s wrong. She can be seen as aggressive or pushy but that’s only because she cares so much. If an Iyabo loves you there is NOTHING she won’t do for you. Iyabo’s are smart, wise, they’ve lived many lives since they are their grandmothers and their grandmothers are them. They love seduction. They always wear perfume.
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