Ekimogun Descendant United Kingdom & Northern Ireland

Tradition

Ikú (Death)

Ikú solves the mystery of Death. Ikú is death in the sense of loss of emí or life sustaining breath, …
Read More »
The Three Visitors That Came To Ondo Town
The Story Of Eyele And Adaba
The Significance Of Saying ‘Ase’ After Prayers
Orisa Is Not Idol Worship

Culture

Ikú (Death)

Ikú solves the mystery of Death. Ikú is death in the sense of loss of emí or life sustaining breath, …
Read More »
31st Edition Of Annual Ekimogun Day Festival In Ondo Kingdom
The Significance Of Saying ‘Ase’ After Prayers

News In Picture

Ikú (Death)

Ikú solves the mystery of Death. Ikú is death in the sense of loss of emí or life sustaining breath, …
Read More »
The Three Visitors That Came To Ondo Town
The Story Of Eyele And Adaba
The Significance Of Saying ‘Ase’ After Prayers
Orisa Is Not Idol Worship

Ikú (Death)

Ikú solves the mystery of Death. Ikú is death in the sense of loss of emí or life sustaining breath, …
Read More »
31st Edition Of Annual Ekimogun Day Festival In Ondo Kingdom
The Significance Of Saying ‘Ase’ After Prayers
To’Ju Iwa Re, Ore Mi
Oriki Obinrin Yoruba

Story Of Late CAC Founder, Apostle Ayo Babalola From The Book That Reveals His Life!; Why They Call Him Olorun 1930

Though he died several decades ago many CAC members still pray with his name. Whenever they pray they add Olorun Joseph Ayo Babalola. That is how much he is reverred by CAC adherents. This is one of the things that got us curious in City People about the Life and Times …

Otunba Sunday Ishola Adeniyi Adegeye (a.k.a. king Sunny Ade), born September 22, 1946, is a popular Nigerian Jùjú music artiste and a pioneer of modern world music. He has been classed as one of the most influential musicians of all time. Sunny Adé was born to a Nigerian royal family …

The story of Efunsetan Aniwura is perhaps one of the most motivating thrillers in Yoruba political history. It captivates, in the most astounding manner, the place of women in Yoruba political history. But all along, the story of Efunsetan had been written and foretold by her tormentors and painted grimly …

Page 4 of 42« First...2 345 6 »10 20 30...Last »

Ikú solves the mystery of Death. Ikú is death in the sense of loss of emí or life sustaining breath,…

EKIMOGUN DAY FESTIVAL 2018 !!! The 31st Edition of Annual Ekimogun Day Festival will take place as f…

Three awos (occult members) made divination for the Òsemàwé of Ondo when he was going to receive thr…

Fellow Brothers and Sisters, You are cordially invited to the formal enthronement of an illustrious …

While in heaven, the Dove (Adaba Lukori) and the Pigeon (Eyele) were sisters born of the same parent…

Ase or àṣẹ is a Yoruba concept that signifies the power to make things happen and change. It given b…

Bishop Timothy Omotayo Olufosoye was the first Archbishop and Primate of the Church of Nigeria (Angl…

My Scholarships Award Scheme Are Perpetual – Ondo Philanthropist High Chief Sir Olabanji Aking…

The word”IDOL”, is derived from the Greek word, ‘EIDOLON’ which simply means…

The story of Efunsetan Aniwura is perhaps one of the most motivating thrillers in Yoruba political h…

A lecture by Prof Idowu Odeyemi. With due respect to the practitioners of “African Religion”, I wish…

There lived a drummer whose name was Ayanda alias Minimini. He was called so as his drumming was nic…

In some parts of the Yoruba lands the word for fungus or mushroom is Olu [anything that is more prom…

Yoruba people of the archaic days strongly believed in predestination. They rush to the shrine to co…

Obinrin ni aya okunrin, Obinrin ni iya okunrin Okunrin a ma lagbara sugbon obinrin a ma l’ete …

Recent Posts