The Ooni of Ife, His Imperial Majesty, Ooni Adeyeye Ogunwusi Ojaja II has described the ancient shrine of Olokun in Ile IFE as one of the greatest mysteries of God.
Ooni Ogunwusi accompanied by his beautiful queen Yeyeluwa Wuraola
Ogunwusi stated this at the just concluded annual Olokun traditional festival held at the shrine located on Olokun street, Oke-Atan area of Ile-Ife globally accepted to be the cradle of Yoruba race. He explained Olokun as one of the 401 deities sent by Olodumare to occupy the pre-genesis esoteric world and Oduduwa's stupendously rich wife was and still remains the goddess of the ocean that must be showcased to the world for the establishment of truth about the creation of mankind and tourist-economic potentials. 
"in the beginning before the creation of man, God had sent 401 of his angels with different assignments unto the earth to form the very first society called pre-genesis world also known as IFE OODAYE.
Olokun was among the angels who are today Yoruba across the world, she was assigned to function as the goddess of the sea, she lived both spiritually and physically as a very wealthy wife of Oduduwa who was the god of prayers. God created both the heaven and the earth which included the oceans in His mysterious way, the ocean as one of His greatest mystery, which is the revelation of His spirit via "Olokun" which literarily means "the one who owns the sea" or the "goddess of the sea".
Ooni Ogunwusi also said that God almighty left different signs in Ile-Ife to confirm our belief that the town is the source of all creation with the Olokun shrine where the mysterious Olokun well is located from where she transformed into the Oceans as one of the esoteric sings we see today that must be globally celebrated.
He identified Olokun as very beautiful, hardworking, rich, generous and famous that she was always adorned in precious stones and ornaments during her time as a physical being on earth. He cited the precious stones and ornaments still being discovered in the seas today as part of the various ornaments she owned while physically on earth.
The event also witnessed by all the kingmakers and other Chiefs was climaxed with the special prayers offered by the Monarch and his wife by the side of the mysterious WELL for peace, and progress of Ife and the black race to the admiration thousands of people in attendance at the festival.
N'importe quoi!
ReplyDeleteIs this blog now a shrine?
DeleteEn tout cas tu as raison
DeleteCover my eyes with the blood if Jesus
DeleteShuoo
No wonder they are always in white clothing. Ndi owu mmiri
DeleteJe te jure !
DeleteWelcome sir.. You came late this week
ReplyDeleteHmmm......
ReplyDeleteAnother day,another ooni's news
Stella my love please who do sacrifice for you to stop feeding us with this kind of news? Do I pluck my teeth, will it be enough
ReplyDeleteAs a Christians please Stella, stay away from fetish news. Jesus Is Lord.
DeleteElizabeth R's advert runs on SDK's page and they were the one who decorated the venue for his wedding.
DeleteDo the maths.
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ReplyDeleteAkuko Ifo
DeleteWhat the heck is this Stella. They must really be paying you real good
ReplyDeleteGood for them
ReplyDeleteWhat does yemoja mean?
ReplyDeleteYemoja And Olokun are two Different Entity guardian the sea .
DeleteYemoja is guardian of of living things in the ocean while olokun is the guardian of the depth .
I'm of Olokun, my flatmate is of Yemoja..
Fetish is all I see
ReplyDeleteGod bless the ooni, God bless ile-ife
ReplyDeleteGod bless the custodians of our great culture.
ReplyDeleteis he trying to link olokun with the christian religion?
ReplyDeleteThis Olori must be pregnant.
ReplyDeleteHmmmm
So so white like Ibo widow!
Customs sha!
Stella is ooni ur step husbands?
ReplyDeletePeople still living in darkness.
ReplyDeleteHow's this darkness??
DeleteTradition!!
ReplyDeleteAnty Stella keep in touch
See Olori's face in the second picture. Like, God na money I find come this place oh, which kind nonsense be all this one wey this people say make person dey do so.
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Deletelol!! That's exactly what came to my mind when I saw the picture. She looks angry!
DeleteHahahhaahahhahhahhaahahahhahahahhhaaaaaaaa
DeleteYou wicked. Lmao
DeleteLMAO😂😂😂😂😂
DeleteHahahaha!!!
DeleteI was thinking the same too Looool!! This is just too funny!
DeleteJude 1:4-6 KJV
ReplyDelete[4] For there are certain men crept in unawares, who were before of old ordained to this condemnation, ungodly men, turning the grace of our God into lasciviousness, and denying the only Lord God, and our Lord Jesus Christ. [5] I will therefore put you in remembrance, though ye once knew this, how that the Lord, having saved the people out of the land of Egypt, afterward destroyed them that believed not. [6] And the angels which kept not their first estate, but left their own habitation, he hath reserved in everlasting chains under darkness unto the judgment of the great day. …
Bless u!
DeleteYou too dear, welcome back.
DeleteHoly Ghost fire!
ReplyDeleteHistory 4 yoruba student, not 4 a Microbiology student I never finish MIC 401(Microbial genetics) na dis wan I wan cun learn.
ReplyDeleteMordenized idol worshippers!!!
ReplyDeleteOmg... Is this the same man that knelt at a church and Nigerians were hailing him. When are we going to start calling a spade a spade
ReplyDeleteWuraola looking aged...is the monarchy sucking her blood???
ReplyDeleteShe looks preggers Sha...
DeleteRubbish
ReplyDeleteLove history. Very nice.
ReplyDeleteThanks to Stella for the updates,
ReplyDeleteWhen the religion first came, our forefathers were going to church and still do the shrine things, atrocities weren't like this. But churches everywhere now and we see someone borrowing another man 45M and not helping people.
I believe in God, but do you want to challenge the olokun and traditional power?
You case is story for the gods
#ProudlyIfeBorn
Oonirisa... Long live !
DeleteSomeone that lent another man 45m is not helping people? Well he must be helping those poor birds or the the ingrate and selfish goat man holding them....
DeleteHnmmm being a king really involves a lot of compromise I must say. Make I no talk too much.
ReplyDeleteJesus is Lord!
ReplyDeleteOlokun aso oro Dayo
ReplyDeleteI'm proud to be a Lucumi
Ashe!
Those poor birds who never hurt a soul !!!...Seriously Stella you would post this,sacrificing innocent souls! What have those birds done to deserve this and see the look in their eyes,they have no idea why they are being carried that way ,probably think they are being celebrated!..Stella your love for the Ooni has blinded you to Birds right violations!..It is not fair on them!..Stella take down this post!!
ReplyDeleteLol#saynotousingsadbirdsforsacrifice. Lol
DeleteWho be this ?
DeleteHahahahaaa...you don kolo walahi!
DeleteVivi the hummingbird is this you?
DeleteJuju!
ReplyDeleteMarine spirits!
Enough caged destinies!
Tufiakwa!!!
Rubbish
ReplyDeleteYour company allures me
ReplyDeleteThe aura of your ethereal presence
How I long to inhale the sweet fragrance of your breath
Keeper of treasures, secrets and dreams
I want to gaze upon your face
Feel the warmth of your embrace – cold
As your gaze mirrors the depth of my soul
Olokun!
From your bowel emerges wealth and bounty
Along this route of the river
Cruel wrath be the fate
Whoever does your majestic beauty slight
Or the endless goodwill as vast and deep as the ocean’s drop
Will be my lot?
To prune the harvest of the eternal abyss
With the alluvial peace of the river”s bliss
Be for me like the desert wind
Engulf the simple with strength, pristine wisdom
Such that i do not wish to understand or comprehend
But to feel; by the bank of the sea’s breasts
Whispering a salty dirge for the dying river-bird
My Olokun.
Your company allures me
ReplyDeleteThe aura of your ethereal presence
How I long to inhale the sweet fragrance of your breath
Keeper of treasures, secrets and dreams
I want to gaze upon your face
Feel the warmth of your embrace – cold
As your gaze mirrors the depth of my soul
Olokun!
From your bowel emerges wealth and bounty
Along this route of the river
Cruel wrath be the fate
Whoever does your majestic beauty slight
Or the endless goodwill as vast and deep as the ocean’s drop
Will be my lot?
To prune the harvest of the eternal abyss
With the alluvial peace of the river”s bliss
Be for me like the desert wind
Engulf the simple with strength, pristine wisdom
Such that i do not wish to understand or comprehend
But to feel; by the bank of the sea’s breasts
Whispering a salty dirge for the dying river-bird
My Olokun..Ashe!!
So now she is officially a fetish woman and does sacrifices ... some babe's are funny o, all for fame , sold destiny , now I think I know why Adebukunola never agreed to be his olori. Darkness and light have nothing in common and CANNOT comprehend each other. Thanks ks God for salvation
ReplyDeleteWhat the hell is this?
ReplyDeleteFetish things.. on this blog, I cant believe my eyes. Real life jazz
God Forbid. Jesus is Lord
See them religious people preaching up and down. But na una dey fornicate pass, na una dey steal pass, na una still dey cuss pass. Na una still dey bomb and kill pass, na una dey rape pass, Every thing na una sabi do am pass. Christians and moslems.
ReplyDeleteWhite people brought religion and took away una cultural belongings and placed them in their library and museum
Our forefathers that believed in those things shebi all of them will go to hell fire and wont make heaven abi?
Everybody shld try and respect peoples tradition/ culture and know ur root.
Before u come and menstruate under my comment and insult ur generations both born and unborn. I am a Christian but wont speak ill of other peoples religion or belief. The most important thing in life is living a good life without hurting ur neighbor thats all that matters
Oya professor njoku over to una.
Sexiest I love u for this comment...kisses
DeleteGbam.
DeleteLong Live The King, custodian of culture and tradition.
ReplyDeleteMay Your reign be peaceful Ooniiii!
i'm not a hater but why is she always wearing shapeless white agbada or kaftan-like clothes. Just wondering.. and she always looks depressed
ReplyDeleteIs she supposed to wear fitted clothes?
DeleteThe comments of BVs na wa. Lwkm
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Lol
DeleteAfricans will remain the greatest fools in this world till they go back to their culture, the Isrealis that you link yourselves with spiritually are still making sacrifices to God through their ancestors but you decided to follow the European story of Isreal. How would a child grow up and call the traditions, that kept his lineage till date,evil? Such statements makes a child a bastard, therefore all blacks who condemn our traditions are bastards. Commit suicide and pray to come back as white. Our tradition is ours and apart from the basics which involve worshipping and communicating with God through our ancestors, the rest practices were formed by men who lived in the past, thus can be adjusted and changed to fit in the societal values of today.
ReplyDeleteJames spot on biko.
DeletePerhaps is this same Africans tradition that led to the invention of device u used to pass ur message across on this platform, the internet u used, d plane, train, cars.......that you're enjoying in ur Africa. Get some brains and exposure will you!
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