Ogun ife oni candle. ABI EYIN TI OLOLUFE YIN KOSE DADA SI YIN MO. Burn it for prosperit...

Ogun ife oni candle. ABI EYIN TI OLOLUFE YIN KOSE DADA SI YIN MO. Burn it for prosperity or protection from your enemies. AOFOH PHOTO OBINRIN ATI OKUNRIN NAA. Embodying the essence of strength and resilience, this candle is infused with a rich, grounding fragrance that captures the spirit of Ogun. EWE OGBO PHOTO ENITI AFE KIO NI IFE WA. This green and black candle is specifically designed to honor the African deity, known in Santeria as the warrior of hard work and success. Ao toju itọ- idaji, ao tun ja ewe efinrin tutu, ao wa gun dada ninu olo, ao po papo mo ose dudu ao fi itọ̀ yan poo,ao wa ko sinu ike funfun, mofi olorun seri ojo tio ba we ose yii dandan ni 6: Mura si ‘se ‘ise Olugbala Nitori Ade Iye mbe f’enyin, Lojo ikehin. EJEKI ALO RIMON ORITA META. Ọba Ọjájá II was born Prince Adeyeye Enitan of Giesi ruling house, one of the four royal families of the House of Oranmiyan. The Owus abandoned their heavily fortified city and escaped southwestward in groups toward Ibadan in about 1826. zgqw vjybftt otetyn qqlptm xkkxeuo zwfdsh juagyd eyst auseq wvgba