|    |  |    | | |  | | | | |   Ekaaro eyin eniyan mi, aojiire bi? Aku ise ana o, bi a se njade lo laaro yi pelu ayo ati alaafia a koni pada sile pelu ...

Cc – Ìyàonifá Ògbòni Ìfálérí Aworeni, thanks.

Hmmmm! May we not lose our honor because of greed and avarice! Aase! Those who have ears, let them hear! Ohun ti a se loni n bo wa di’tan lola. Aboruboye!

Arira mase fi ina re na mi o! Aase! A ku Ose Sango!   Cc- IyaOgbe OmoEdu Yeyelufe Oyewole‎

As priests or priestesses of Ifa or Orisa, if you want to win the hearts of your clients/spritual advisees and wish to be endowed with goodness, listen to this true story. Some people who were witnesses to the happening are ...

Be fearless. ‘He challenged the ajero (King). He slapped the gure (King) because of justice, Olusoko, the mighty King, will not be calm at in-laws, fight for me. The just King’ Oríkì Ṣàngó

II I I  I I  I I  I Don’t let other people’s opinion dry your natural excitements out. Follow that passion.

Happy sango day to all my people across the globe, May Sango olukoso helps strike thunder to conquer all our enemies who stand our way or wage war against us either physically or spiritually.

Yorùbá!!! Ogún = 20 Ògùn= Charm Ogun= War Ogún= Inheritance Òógùn= Sweat Ógùnn= long Ógúunn= To stab Ógùún= To climb I wonder why our parents chose English language over this beautiful language. Are you one of those parents that regarded ...

Enclosed are four different Yoruba words and their English translations: Ogún = Twenty Ògùn= Charm Ogun= War Ogún= Inheritance These four words are visually the same, save for the visible accent marks, but they’re phonetically and denotatively different. Consequently, without ...