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.

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Lalasticlala, ishilove

good

Nawa o..A king has no religion..

Hu em epp?

Eye funfun

zone20:
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.

http://www.musbizubeat.com/2016/05/hit-miss-ooni-ife-wife-pictured-together-celebration-olokun-festival-ile-ife/

beautiful wife! Try seeing her wen she just woke up from sleep.

I wish them well

hmmmmmmm

Won ni le wa ni idi nkan wa ooo......

Na wow

She no dey smile ni?

Tradition... It shouldn't be left out...

What did he do? Releasing the doves?

Thought he wedded in Church the other day

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Dis my Edo lady noo just dey smile @all

Kabiyesi alayeluwa.

Ehn Ehn! And What Happened Next

sukkot:
his wife always looks unhappy

tooto ni o . This one e even be like she put a whole mango for mouth. Would have said like ''Cow carry mango''........ maalu gbe mangoro..... Hish. I nor dey here

E be like say dis Ooni don use dis hin wife, d babe go just dey look like mumu in every picture....not seen her smile in any of her pictures.

If you really want to meet your God at and with ease, run very fast away from any thing traditional chieftaincy title.

This Queen is learning so fast and she is really getting integrated into the ife/yoruba culture and heritage.



Where are her accusers that wanted to pour sand on her garri?

sukkot:
his wife always looks unhappy

My kind, big bre-dren, what sayest thou concerning the ritual/ sacrifice been performed by the Oni

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A king has a religion if he knows what he's doing before ascending the throne.

4nobody4every1:
My kind, big bre-dren, what sayest thou concerning the ritual/ sacrifice been performed by the Oni

Is that a ritual bros ? i thought he was just freeing 3 birds ?

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9jacrip:
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Pls Is it because of this "Olokun" they say "IFA Olokun" Asorodayo ?