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Ohun tí a bá ṣe lónìí ọrọ ìtàn ni lọla~ Ìréńtegbè

Whatever we do today becomes history tomorrow.

I have worked with many former Presidents of Association of African Traditional Religion, Nigeria and Overseas AATREN Inc ÀJỌ ONÍṢÈṢE as Secretary-General but since he became President, he has been exceptional. His love for Ìṣèṣe is unquestionable and unbelievable.

He has done unprecedented favour for our cherished Temple, Indigene Faith of Africa, Ìjọ Orunmila Atò Inc. October 19,1953 by single handedly reconstructing the House of worship and Assembly of ONÍṢÈṢE.

He has really won my heart and the Founder of the Temple, late Oluwo Adeyemi Adesilu and my late father, Araba Akano Faṣina Agboola who was the Babalawo Ijo and later President would dance joyfully in their graves, so also other Ancestors.

I am talking of no other person other than High Chief Ifasegun Elegushi, Opemoluwa of Ikate land, the Aare Tayese of Ijo Orunmila Ato World wide, the Incumbent President of AATREN. Please join me to wish him longevity with robust health and everlasting joy.

For those who still want to contribute to the almost completed project, donation can be sent to Indigene Faith of Africa Union Bank Account Number 0001896030. Olodumare will replenish your purses several folds.

Stay blessed all Practitioners of Ìṣèṣe.

From Araba of Oworonsoki land Lagos Nigeria

Trustee, Secretary and Aseda of the Temple

Secretary-General AATREN

Chairman, Building Committee of the Temple

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