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The story of Méèéyè and Alásejù serves as a reminder that wealth and success require humility, obedience, and respect for the secrets of the universe. Méèéyè 's life was transformed, while Alásejù's greed led to his downfall.

Compassion is a vital virtue that plays a significant role in achieving prosperity and development. According to Ifa's teachings in Ika-Ofun, adhering to key principles such as honesty, authenticity, and kindness can foster a more harmonious and loving world. The odu goes thus:  Ìká funfun Dífáfún àwọn Àgbàgbà mẹ́rìndínlógún Tí wọ́n ńrelé-ifẹ̀ Wọ́n ńlọ yan orí ogbó, orí atọ́ Ẹbọ ni wọ́n ní kí wọ́n orú Kí wọ́n sì pa ìkìlọ̀ mọ́ K'á ma jalè K’á ma purọ́ K’á ma ṣèké K’á ma dà’lẹ̀ K’á ma sàn-án bàntẹ́ awo K’á ma f’esúrú pe esùrù K'á ma gba ọ̀pá l'ọ́wọ́ afọ́jú K'á ma fí dúdú pe funfun K'á ma gba ọ̀nà-ẹ̀bùrú wọ ilé àkàlà K'á ma ṣe ìkà ara ẹni K'á ma ṣe ojúayé K'á ma gbé ẹ̀bi fún aláre Translation : Ika Funfun (an ancient Awo) Cast Ifa for the 16 elders Who were going to Ile Ife To go and choose longevity and vitality of Life They were advised to offer Ebo and to keep these commandments: Not to steal Not to tell lies  Not to betray Not to be treacherous  N...

Just as Ifa banished Baseje from Orunmila's life, Ifa assures whom ever Ogbe-Osa is revealed for that, Baseje, the symbol of misfortune and spoilage, shall be permanently removed from their life. Upon its departure, Baseje will lose all power and opportunity to return, allowing the individual to embark on a path of prosperity and success.

Some Notable Ifa Terminology 

According to Ifa, Irosun Meji children possess certain characteristics and traits that shape their lives and destinies. The following are some of the key characteristics and traits associated with Irosun Meji children: 1. Capacity for Success: Irosun-Meji children have the capacity to rise from humble beginnings to great heights, achieving success and recognition in their chosen careers.   2. Support of Ifa: Ifa provides its backing to Irosun-Meji children, ensuring their success and prosperity.   3. Exceptional Success: The success achieved by Irosun-Meji children is often beyond imagination, and they are not known to fail in life.   4. Longevity and Happiness: Irosun-Meji children are known to live long and happy lives.   5. Selfish Tendencies: However, Irosun-Meji children are also known to be selfish and self-centered. If they can overcome this tendency and learn to care for others, Ifa promises to reward them plentifully.   6. Career Excellence: Irosun-Meji...

The story of Akinsanmi serves as a testament to the mysterious nature of Olodumare. From poverty and hardship to prosperity and honor, Akinsanmi's life was transformed in an instant. His journey reminds us that Olodumare's plans are often unpredictable and beyond our understanding. Here is the Odu from Obara-Ogunda: Ile san mi Oko o san mi Dia fun Akinsanmi Tii somo Ikori-Aga Eyi to d’ebiti titi Ti ko ri nnkankan pa Ebo ni won ni ko waa se O gbebo, o rubo O wa d’ebiti sile Aresiwaju p’ogun Areseyin p’ogbon Are-saarin-gbungbun p’aadota O na’wo fa iti gbungbun Igun merindinlogun tun da sile Nigbati o lanu haa! Oyin tun nkan sii lenu Yoo pada de’le Obinrin re to loyun ti bi ibeji O ni e o ri aye oun bo a ti dun bi aye alaafin. Translation The home benfits me And the farm is beneficial to me These were Ifas declarations for Akinsanmi The offspring of Ikori-Aga Who had been setting dead-fall trap for long Without killing any game He was advised to offer ebo He complied Part of th...

Oba Abimbola Akeem Owoade, the newly crowned Alaafin of Oyo, has shared the remarkable and humbling journey that led to his emergence as the monarch of the historic Yoruba kingdom. In a recent interview with the Nigerian Tribune, the engineer-turned-king revealed that he never actively sought the throne and had no prior connections with those in power. "I swear to Almighty God, I didn't know the governor. I never met him before. It was based on Ifa divination that I became the Alaafin of Oyo," Oba Owoade said. He received the news of his selection while in Canada, where he was surprised to learn of his new role. Initially, Oba Owoade declined the invitation to contest for the stool, but after persuasion from family members, he changed his mind. "I said I was not interested. But, after some persuasion, I gave in. Thank God I am here as the Alaafin and I am in Oyo to stay," he said. Oba Owoade expressed deep appreciation to Governor Seyi Makinde for respecting tra...

Oba Abimbola Akeem Owoade, the new Alaafin of Oyo, has announced plans to renovate the ancient Alaafin’s palace in Oyo town, a 200-year-old structure built by Atiba ‘Latunbosun, the first Alaafin in present-day Oyo. The renovation aims to preserve the palace's traditional and cultural heritage while addressing its long-overdue need for reconstruction. Key aspects of the renovation plan include: - Preserving Cultural Heritage: Oba Owoade assured that the project will retain the palace's cultural and traditional significance. - Repairs and New Construction: The palace will undergo repairs, with new buildings constructed and existing ones renovated. - Tribute to Predecessor: Oba Owoade praised his predecessor, the late Oba Lamidi Adeyemi, for promoting Yoruba culture and tradition, and plans to build upon his legacy. The Alaafin's vision for the palace renovation aligns with his broader agenda for Oyo and Yorubaland, which includes : - Youth Empowerment: Providing vocationa...

The Egba community converged in Abeokuta this past Saturday (05-04-2025) for the annual Lisabi Festival, paying tribute to their revered hero, Lisabi Agbongbo Akala, a fearless champion of freedom whose enduring legacy continues to unite Egba descendants worldwide. This year's celebration, themed Ègbáliganza 2025, seamlessly blended cultural heritage with contemporary style. The grand finale was a dazzling spectacle of glamour and fashion, showcasing stunning traditional attire, including Ofi, Adire, and Afrocentric designs that highlighted the richness of Egba culture.   Here are 10 facts about the Orisa adayeyan (The one selected on earth) Lisabi.   1. Lisabi's origin:  Lisabi was from an Egba village called Itoku, but he lived in Igbehin. 2. Lisabi's goal:  He conspired to achieve independence for the Egba people from the Alaafin of Oyo's empire. 3. Humanity:  Lisabi was always willing to help other members in their farmland but never requested their own ser...