The world-wide king of Ogboni Iwashe fraternity, Oba (Ogboni) Adekunle Aderounmu , has described Ogbóni fraternity as a complete way of life.
Oba Aderounmu being interviewed on bothering questions regarding Isheshe
Oba Aderounmu who made the declaration while expantiating on the question, “what is Ogbóni”? Spoke in Brazil where he unraveled the seaming mystery in the cult, disclosing that Ogbóni fraternity has no sinister or inauspicious engagement.
The President of the African Cultural Center in Brazil and the worldwide lord of Ogboni Iwashe, who took his time to explain the link between the Cult and Edan deity, specifically pointed out that it is a fraternity institution of Yoruba Community that has to do with traditional close worship.
According to him, “Ogbóni is a fraternal institution of the Yoruba community, of traditional and closed worship.
“The fraternity is linked to the cult of the Edan deity. It is a complete way of life, which has science, economics, technology, philosophy, history, fortune-telling, law, jurisprudence, and morality”.
Oba Aderounmu has been instrumental in popularizing the Ogboni fraternity in Brazil with his influence and status as a public figure in the country.
This man has taken the Ogboni fraternity to new heights, including bringing it to the attention of the Brazilian parliament and elevating its status among the Brazilian elites.
As the Worldwide King of Ogboni Iwashe Fraternity, Oba Aderonmu has utilized his position to raise awareness and promote the Ogboni fraternity in Brazil.
Through his efforts, he has successfully introduced the principles and values of the Ogboni society to a broader audience, extending its reach beyond traditionalists and attracting the attention of the Brazilian elites.
One significant achievement of Oba Adekunle Aderonmu has been his ability to bring the Ogboni fraternity into the realm of politics. By engaging with the Brazilian parliament, he has created a platform for dialogue and collaboration, where the importance of the Ogboni fraternity in preserving cultural heritage and fostering communal harmony can be discussed and acknowledged.
Kábíyèsí Ọba Aderonmu, Oba Ogbóni, the throughout the world, Ambassador of Peace in the Americas, the High Priest of Ifá, dedicated his life to preserving the culture and tradition of the Yorùbá people.
Through this work he presents “Ògbóni society, and its connection with the Ifá tradition”, with a deep approach to the most important and sacred aspects of this fraternity, which plays a fundamental role in preserving the social and ethical norms prescribed by Ò̩rúnmìlà, the first supreme Ifá priest who revealed the divine messages and concerns of the Supreme Being – Olódùmarè.
The work presents the importance of the Ògbóni Fraternity in Yorùbá society since African antiquity, with the purpose of maintaining peace and order on planet Earth, through the philosophical principles of Ifá, counting on the importance of human character and ethical standards for the evolution of humanity.
For instance, in December 14, 2021, Oba Aderonmu went literary and launched a masterpiece , connects Edan and Orunmila which was the first of its kind in Brazil, the book launched in Portuguese and English, the Ogbóni king broke the jinx launched a book on Ifa and Ogboni fraternity, displayed boldness, which touched the in-depth codes of the Ogboni fraternity, linked Irunmole Edan and Orunmila-ifa in his book , insists Ogboni is a peaceful society.
Specifically , in his speech at the event, Oba Aderounmu stated that Ogboni society is not for bad people, it is for individuals who are worthy examples in the society, he said the purpose of his new book is to enlighten the society of the real and sincere meaning of the Ogboni fraternity , he advised the society never to be scared of the Ogboni fraternity , he said Ogboni is for peace and tranquility in the society
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