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19/02/2021

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19/02/2021

To everyone who has been calling me on my phone since weeks ago. I say a very big sorry, I'm sorry, it's all been meetings upon meetings, haven't really had time to respond to you all.
But at the moment, I'm back.
You can start texting me or call me for all what you want to do or what you want me to help you with. Alaafia oo

05/02/2021

05/02/2021

OLÙBÙKÚN – ‘The king who blesses and prosper one’
OLÙRÀNLỌ́WỌ́ – ‘The helper of the needy and the blessed’
OLÙGBÈJÀ – ‘The helper of the helpless’
ỌBA MÍMỌ́ – ‘The pure king’
OLÙGBÈ'BIFÒ – ‘The changer of evil and misfortune’
ARÍNÚRODE – ‘The knower of all secret things’
OLÙMỌ̀-OKÀN – ‘The one who knows the mind of all livings’
OLÙGBÀLÀ – ‘The deliverer, the saviour’
AȘỌ́NIMÁTÒÒGBÉ – ‘The greatest guardian’
ALÁGBO-Ọ̀FẸ́ – ‘The free-giver of all things’
ALÁṢẸ ÀBÍYÈ – ‘The mysterious giver of life’
ATÓÓSÁDI-LỌ́JỌ́-BÚBURÚ – ‘The one that provides shelter in the day of trouble’
ÀÀBÒ -FÚN -ẸNI -ẸRÚ -ŃBÀ – ‘The safe house for those who fear’
OLÓORE – ‘The benefactor’
ALÁÀÁNÚ – ‘The merciful’
Ọ̀GÁ-ÒGO – ‘The owner of the glory’
OLÓGO JÙLỌ – ‘The highest one’
ỌBA AKỌ́DÁ, ỌBA AȘÈDÁ– ‘The source of destiny, the source of the head, the source of the soul.

05/02/2021

Ọ̀LỌ́RUN/OLÚ Ọ̀RUN – ‘The Creator of the higher realm’
OLÓDÙMARÈ – ‘Almighty, Supreme, Expansive One’
ATÓBIJÙ – ‘The Greatest Being’
ỌBA ÀÌRÍ – ‘The invisible king’
ỌBA ÀÌKÚ – ‘The Undying King’
ÀJÍKẸ́ AYÉ -‘The One who shapes and take care of the World’
ÀṢÀKẸ́ Ọ̀RUN – ‘The Designer and the Care Taker of the astral world’
ỌLỌ́WỌ́ GBỌGBỌRỌ TÍ YỌ'MỌ RẸ̀ LỌ́FÌN – ‘The Owner Of the Mysterious Hand Who delivers those who are Honest And Faithful to It’
ÒYÍGÍYIGÌ – ‘The Greatest’
ÀṢÈYÍ Ó WÙ – ‘The one who does what he wants and no one dares question It authority’
AJÍ PỌJỌ́ IKÚ DÀ – ‘The one who alters the day of death’
ỌBA ÀÌRÍ – 'The invisible king’
ATẸ́ẸRẸ KÁYÉ – ‘Omnipresent’
OMIMIYAMI – ‘The Absolute and greatest’
ÀWÁMÁRÍDÌ – ‘The Mysterious Being’
ẸLẸ́DÀÁ – ‘The creator of destiny’
OLÙDÁǸDÈ – ‘The king that free us from bondage’
OLÚBORÍ – ‘The Victorious one’
AJÀBORÍ -‘The one that gives victory’
ÒKÌTÌBÍRÍ – ‘The Great Changer’
ATẸ́RẸRẸKÁYÉ – ‘The one who is spreading over the whole extent of the earth’
ỌLỌ́JỌ́ ÒNÍ – ‘The owner of the day’
OLÚ AYE – ‘The owner of the world’
OLÚṣẸ́GUN – ‘The conqueror’
ẸLẸ́BÙRÚ'KẸ́ – ‘The shower of blessings’
ONÍGBỌ̀WỌ́AYÉ – ‘The holder of the pillar of the world’
ADẸ́KẸ́DAJỌ́ – ‘The silent but active judge’
ELERIODODO -‘The advocate of truth’
OLÙRÀPADÀ – ‘The changer of evil to good, the reformer’
OLÙDÁRÍJÌ – ‘Forgiver of failure’
OLÙPÈSÈ – ‘The giver of fortune’
AȘÈKÀNMÁKÙ – ‘Doers of all things, the one who makes perfect all things’
ADÁNIMÁGBÀGBÉ – ‘The creator who does not forget anybody’
OLÚGBOHÙN – The hearer of all voice’
ALÈWÍLÈȘE – ‘The one who can speak and accomplish his words’
ALÈȘELÈWÍ – ‘The one who can accomplish and can speak of it’
AWÍMÁYẸHÙN – ‘The one establishes and brings into manifestation all deeds’
ELÉTÍ-GBÁRÒYÉ – ‘Hearer of all wishes and supplication from all people’
ASỌ̀RỌ̀MÁYẸ̀ – ‘The one that can establish all his deed without change or Alter the date of its manifestation

To be continued

05/02/2021

Ọ̀LỌ́RUN/OLÚ Ọ̀RUN – ‘The Creator of the higher realm’
OLÓDÙMARÈ – ‘Almighty, Supreme, Expansive One’
ATÓBIJÙ – ‘The Greatest Being’
ỌBA ÀÌRÍ – ‘The invisible king’
ỌBA ÀÌKÚ – ‘The Undying King’
ÀJÍKẸ́ AYÉ -‘The One who shapes and take care of the World’
ÀṢÀKẸ́ Ọ̀RUN – ‘The Designer and the Care Taker of the astral world’
ỌLỌ́WỌ́ GBỌGBỌRỌ TÍ YỌ'MỌ RẸ̀ LỌ́FÌN – ‘The Owner Of the Mysterious Hand Who delivers those who are Honest And Faithful to It’
ÒYÍGÍYIGÌ – ‘The Greatest’
ÀṢÈYÍ Ó WÙ – ‘The one who does what he wants and no one dares question It authority’
AJÍ PỌJỌ́ IKÚ DÀ – ‘The one who alters the day of death’
ỌBA ÀÌRÍ – 'The invisible king’
ATẸ́ẸRẸ KÁYÉ – ‘Omnipresent’
OMIMIYAMI – ‘The Absolute and greatest’
ÀWÁMÁRÍDÌ – ‘The Mysterious Being’
ẸLẸ́DÀÁ – ‘The creator of destiny’
OLÙDÁǸDÈ – ‘The king that free us from bondage’
OLÚBORÍ – ‘The Victorious one’
AJÀBORÍ -‘The one that gives victory’
ÒKÌTÌBÍRÍ – ‘The Great Changer’
ATẸ́RẸRẸKÁYÉ – ‘The one who is spreading over the whole extent of the earth’
ỌLỌ́JỌ́ ÒNÍ – ‘The owner of the day’
OLÚ AYE – ‘The owner of the world’
OLÚṣẸ́GUN – ‘The conqueror’
ẸLẸ́BÙRÚ'KẸ́ – ‘The shower of blessings’
ONÍGBỌ̀WỌ́AYÉ – ‘The holder of the pillar of the world’
ADẸ́KẸ́DAJỌ́ – ‘The silent but active judge’
ELERIODODO -‘The advocate of truth’
OLÙRÀPADÀ – ‘The changer of evil to good, the reformer’
OLÙDÁRÍJÌ – ‘Forgiver of failure’
OLÙPÈSÈ – ‘The giver of fortune’
AȘÈKÀNMÁKÙ – ‘Doers of all things, the one who makes perfect all things’
ADÁNIMÁGBÀGBÉ – ‘The creator who does not forget anybody’
OLÚGBOHÙN – The hearer of all voice’
ALÈWÍLÈȘE – ‘The one who can speak and accomplish his words’
ALÈȘELÈWÍ – ‘The one who can accomplish and can speak of it’
AWÍMÁYẸHÙN – ‘The one establishes and brings into manifestation all deeds’
ELÉTÍ-GBÁRÒYÉ – ‘Hearer of all wishes and supplication from all people’
ASỌ̀RỌ̀MÁYẸ̀ – ‘The one that can establish all his deed without change or Alter the date of its manifestation
OLÙBÙKÚN – ‘The king who blesses

20/01/2021

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20/01/2021

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31/12/2020

May you all have a prosperous new year.

30/12/2020

Powerful traditional crowns available as seen.
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30/12/2020

EGBÉRE

In Yoruba folklore, there is a mythical character called Egbére. Also known as Bush Baby, Egbére is a gnome, characterised by a dreary appearance, copious tears, and a tattered mat. The scary nose-dripping dwarf roams about the forest in tears, and is always in a foul mood.

Egbére, the homeless wanderer, always carries with it a tattered mat of wealth. The mat has the reputation of enriching whoever is brave enough to sn**ch it from the wailing gnome. Legend has it that, anyone who sn**ches Egbére's mat, is haunted by the gnome's wailings for a long period. However, if such a fellow is able to ignore or withstand Egbére's wailings, s/he becomes rich forever. On the other hand, if Egbére succeeds in retrieving its mat, the fellow will die in odious penury, and could even run mad.

Similar to Egbére is the leprechaun, a magical character in general Celtic mythology and Irish fables. The leprechaun is a small, mischievous but solitary elf, who could either be malevolent or benevolent. He reputedly keeps a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow, and enriches whoever he chooses with it.

I really do wonder, who has actually seen an Egbére before? I have never... I only heard tales.

Ǹjẹ́ ẹyin ti ṣe alábápàdé Egbére rí? Àbí ẹ ti gbọ́ ìtàn rẹ̀ rí? Have you ever had an encounter with an Egbére? Or have you been told stories about the gnome?

📸 Samuel Adefila played the Egbére character in the Láńgbòdó stage performance at the Adegbemile Cultural Centre, Akure in February 2012.