Video: Araba Ifayemi Elebuibon explains the role, function and duties of the highest priest of the Yoruba kingdom.



          Video Credit: Obafemi Origunwa

 Araba Ifayemi Elebuibon the Araba of Osogbo explains the role, function and duties of the highest priest of the Yoruba kingdom in Los Angeles, California.



Araba also stated the various categories of Chieftain title in Yoruba tradition

 The Araba who is currently on  World tour his expected to tour in the U.S, Brazil and Mexico. The following picture include his schedule on the tour.



May the deities plus the ancestors continue to strengthen Baba on this one. Ase....

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