World IFA Festival Oke-Itase 2020: Ogbè Alárá (Òtúrá) appears, forsees Ikú



It was a remarkable celebration for Ifá Òrìsà practitioners across globe  when they mark their Annual World IFA Festival at Òkè-Itase, Ilé-ifẹ̀ despite the Corona virus pandemic.

The Odu that appeared for practitioners across globe is Ogbè Alárá( Òtúrá) which came with Àyẹwò (Ikú). 

This celebration coincides with the Yorùbá New year. According to the Yorùbá calendar which means Kojoda (May the day be forseen), this marks the 10,062nd year recorded in their history since the establishment of the calendar by Orunmila.

This New year's Odu came, seven days after the Odu (Èjì ogbè) was revealed at the World Annual Ifá Òrìsà Pilgrimage Òkè Olota 2020.

Details of the Odu will be shared eftsoons.

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