I studied Ifa and Osun for 8 years - Aworo of Osogbo.| Legit TV

The young man who bears the title Aworo of Osogbo land shared his deep knowledge of Osun with correspondents of Legit.ng during the Osun Osogbo festival.
The young priest who was dressed traditionally with a hairstyle synonymous to the river goddess' style explained the importance of the goddess to the people and the significance of the festival.
According to him, the river goddess is a bearer of many gifts including fertility. The Aworo attributed his vast knowledge of Ifa and Osun to his traditional education. Without being to the four walls of a school, the young man studied Ifa for four years and spent the same number of years learning about Osun.
In this interview with Temitope Olaiya and Emmanuel Osodi, find out some of the interesting things he revealed.
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[@ninjaguy3]

He mentioned Jamaica! Thank you Priest, I hope I can meet you one day!!!

[@adetokunboolusoga1482]

I’m proud of you my able Aworo ore yeye ooooo

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bless up 👌 Aworo of our Time

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From Brazil superb ❤❤❤

[@j0hn0nah]

Enjoyable interview

[@aworoosun]

I am proud of who I am , Ore yeye osun .

[@PreciousOchonma]

Pls can you share your number?

[@AdemuagunBose-fr2mn]

Good

[@oluwasegungarber3516]

Wow, the interview was enjoyable.

[@LegitTV]

We are glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for watching.

[@aworoosun]

I’m the Aworo of osogbo

[@titilayoeweje932]

Am proud of you, please how can I get to this place, please it necessary

[@aworoosun]

You can , message me , i am the one in the interview.

[@Odunola-cc4lh]

@@aworoosunI’m in osogbo, Do you teach ifa?

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🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@tounsaka5935]

I dont how other relgion came yo take ours aaay

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Yoruba region is the best

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Another yoruba culture Tradition

[@funmishamak7275]

@aworoosun please kindly share your contact.would like to learn somethings too