Ladipọ tried hard and succeeded in exposing himself to traditional and Yoruba cultural elements, especially when living under the veil of a Christian home. At a young age, he would sneak out of the vicarage to watch Yoruba festivals. This fascination with his culture goaded him into researching and experimenting with theatrical drama and writing.
Ladipọ's efforts to embrace his Yoruba heritage, particularly while living within a Christian environment, were significant. He actively sought out traditional and cultural elements of Yoruba culture, often venturing outside the vicarage to observe Yoruba festivals. This passion for his heritage fueled his exploration of theatrical drama and writing.