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Public Announcement Attention Residents and Visitors of Lagos Please be informed that the Oro Festival will be observed in various communities across Lagos from the 1st of August to August 15. This traditional Yoruba cultural event involves significant rituals.

The Oyomesi insisted that Oyo had never had a female king. They told Princess Orompotoniyun that they could not crown her as the king and would rather use either of the young princes, Ajiboyede or the toddler Tella Abiipa, as ...

This is not Artificial Intelligence (AI).This is Spiritual Intelligence.This is Ifa IntelligenceThis is Orunmila Intelligence.Ilẹ̀ ni mo tẹ̀Kí n tó tọpọ́n.Ọpọ́n ni mo tẹ̀Kí n tó tẹ Kọ̀m̀pútà.This is another day of endless blessings

We all have been lied to by the entertainment we consume and it has affected our mind with it’s functioning. I have been with IYAAMI ELEYE and IYAMOPO for many years and this includes my previous lifetime and this present ...

Ifa foresees a lot of Ire for the person this Odu is revealed to. He/she needs to offer Ebo so that Ase can be in his/her mouth.Ifa said if this Odu was revealed to a woman that is unable to ...

The following festivals can bring billions of naira annually to Yorùbáland in Nigeria: 1. Ojude Oba festival 2. Osun Osogbo festival 3. The upcoming Yoruba week in Lagos state 4. Sango festival in Oyo (Just approved by UNESCO) 5. Ijakadi ...

As a Babalawo, I count myself very lucky to have been tutored by two of the bestBabalawos in the world in person of Dr. Solagbade Popoola Fmr. President of theInternational Council for IFA religion and Araba Ifaleke Awurela founder and ...

By Kehinde Adepegba, Ph.DThe Yorùbá consider some numbers as very significant as revealed by their belief system. I (oókan), 2 (eéjì ), 3 (ẹẹ́ta), 5 (aárùn-ún), 7 (eéje), and 8 (ẹẹ́jọ ) are some of their significant numbers. This review ...

‘Ki Ọ́JỌ́ DÁ: Meaning; May The Day Be Clear or Foreseen; is the name of Yórúbà Calendar. Akù Odùn Tìtún o! Eyìn Omo Yórubà nìlè lókó, léyín ódì! It is 10,066th of the Yoruba Calendar (Kojoda, which means “May The Day Be ...

01. Ògún, Ìja, Ọ̀ṣọ́ọ̀sì, Òrìṣà-Oko, Erinlẹ̀. 02. Ṣàngó/Jàkúta, Ọya, Baáyànnì, Aganjú, Ọbalúayé/Ṣànpọ̀nná, Nàná-Bùkúù. 03. Ọbàtálá/Òrìṣà-Ńlá, Yemòó, Èṣù, Egúngún, Ẹgbẹ́-Ọ̀gbà/Alárá-Igbó, Orò, Ẹ̀lúkú, Agẹmọ, Òrìṣà-Òkè, Ògìyán/Ògìrììyán. 04. Ifá/Ọ̀rúnmìlà, Ọ̀ṣun, Ọ̀sanyìn, Yemọja, Olókun, Ẹ̀là. 05. Ògún, Ìja, Ọ̀ṣọ́ọ̀sì, Òrìṣà-Oko, Erinlẹ̀. 06. Șàngó/Jàkúta, Ọya, ...