OGBE OSE

OGBE SERE NISEKE

OGBE SEWO SILE
OGBE ONIWOO

1. Ifa assures you of its support every time of your life. Ifa says
that you will be greater than most of your contemporaries
because Ifa will always give you all the necessary backing that
you need in your life. Ifa advises you to offer ebo with one
big rooster and plenty of money. on this, Ifa says:

Ewure gbopon leri, ewure n dafa

Dia fun Agogo Sekete
Tii se elegbe leyin ope
Ebo ni won ni ko waa se
O gb’ebo, o ru’bo
Orunmila yoo selgbe leyin mi
Agogo sekete nii selgbe leyin ope

Translation
The she-goat carries an Ifa tray on its head and was consulting Ifa
with it
Ifa’s message for Agogo Sekete, the Gong
Who was the pillar of support behind Ope, Ifa
He was advised to offer ebo
He complied
Orunmila will be the pillar of support behind me
Just as Agogo Sekete is the support behind Ope

2. Ifά says that you have come into this world to be a very
successful person. Ifa says that there is no aspect of life where you
will not make your impact. Ifa assures you that when you were
coming into the world, success and elevation were specially and
specifically loaded into your Ori. That is why it is difficult for anyone
to emulate you in anything you do or achieve.

In order to continuously achieve all these miraculous things, Ifa

advises you to offer ebo with four rats, four fish, two hens, two
pigeons, two ducks, two guinea fowls, two cocks and money.
You also need to feed your Ori with one white pigeon, one guinea
fowl, one duck, one hen and honey. On this, Ifa says:

Aro lo k'efun
Aro lo n da'fa
Ajantete Awo eba ona
Dia fun Orunmila
Ori i re yoo da a si’le
Yoo si maa ni gbogbo ire
Ebo ni won ni ko waa se
O gb’ebo, o ru’bo
Nje Ifa waa da mi ni’de aje
Sewele
Ifa waa da mi ni’de
Ifa waa da mi ni’de aya
Sewele
Ifa waa da mi ni’de
Ifa waa da mi ni’de omo
Sewele
Ifa waa da mi ni’de
Ifa waa da mi ni’de ile
Sewele
Ifa waa da mi ni’de
Ifa waa da mi ni’de ogbo
Sewele
Ifa waa da mi ni’de
Ifa waa da mi ni’de ire gbogbo
Sewele
Ifa waa da mi ni’de

Translation
The cripple painted himself with chalk
And the cripple was casting Ifa
Ajantete, the Awo of the road-side
They cast Ifa for Orunmila
Whose Ori would complete all his assignment
And he would be blessed with all ire of life
He was advised to offer ebo
He complied
Ifa please release me from bondage for me to be blessed with
wealth
Sewele
Ifa please release me from bondage
Ifa please release me from bondage for me to be blessed with
spouse
Sewele
Ifa please release me from bondage
Ifa please release me from bondage for me to be blessed with
children
Sewele
Ifa please release me from bondage
Ifa please release me from bondage for me to be blessed with
properties
Sewele
Ifa please release me from bondage
Ifa please release me from bondage for me to be blessed with
longevity
Sewele
Ifa please release me from bondage
Ifa please release me from bondage for me to be blessed with all
ire of life
Sewele
Ifa please release me from bondage

3. Ifa says that you are going to receive great honour in your life.
Ifa assures you that your mind is pure and it is only the wicked
people who can think evil against you. Ifa advises you to offer ebo
with plenty of food, plenty of land snails and liquor. You also
need to feed Ifa with the same items. On this, Ifa says:

Bi aba da ogbese a je
Bi aba da ogbese a mu
Osika leka eniyan lo nperi ogbese nibi
Dia fun Orunmila
Tin nsunkun pe oun o laje
Ebo ni won ni ko waa se
O gb’ebo, o ru’bo
Iyan ogbese kii di koko
Sumumu, e je ka faye Ifa sofe je sumumu
Eran ogbe se kii leegun
Sunmumu, e je ka faye Ifa sofe je sunmumu

Translation
Ifa we cast Ogbese we shall eat
And if we cast Ogbese we shall drink
It is only the wicked ones who think evil of Ogbese
Ifa’s message for Orunmila
When weeping in lamentation of his inability to secure the ire of
financial success
He was advised to offer ebo
He complied
The pounded yam of Ogbese does not have lumps
Sunmunu, let us enjoy the free blessing of Ifa
The meat of Ogbese has no bones
Sunmunu let us enjoy the free blessing of Ifa
4. Ifa says that you shall be blessed with several followers who will
love, adore, respect and elevate you. Ifa says that you shall also
be blessed with long life and sound health. Ifa assures you that all
what you are looking for shall be given onto you. Ifa advises you to
be very close to Obatala. This is because Obatala will make your
progress and accomplishments to be achieved in no time.

Ifa advises you to offer edo with 16 rats, 16 fish, 16 fowls, one
matured he-goat and money. You also need to feed Obatala with
16 land snails, shea butter, chalk and one bundle of white
cloth. On these Ifa says:

Ogun se
Ogbon se
Owaara n da gege nu
Ifa fun Oosa
Ti n loo m’oko ni Morun Aiku
Ebo ni won ni ko waa se o
O gb’ebo o ru’bo
Ko pe ko jinna
E waa ba’ni ba’yo
E waa wo’re o
Nje Sewele o. sewele
Aje ma n se t’oko Orisa a bo o
Sewele o , sewele
Aya ma n se t’oko Orisa a bo o
Sewele o sewele
Omo ma n se t’oko Orisa a bo o
Sewele o sewele
Ile ma n se t’oko Orisa a bo o
Sewele o sewele
Esin ma n se t’oko Orisa a bo o
Sewele o sewele
Ogbo ma n se t’oko Orisa a bo o
Sewele o sewele
Ire gbogbo ma n se t’oko Orisa a bo o
Sewele o , sewele

Translation
Twenty counting sticks broke
Even 30 of the counting sticks broke
All the broken counting sticks scattered everywhere
This was Ifa’s message for Oosa (Obatala)
Who was going to cultivate a farm in the land where longevity was
assured
He was advised to offer ebo
He complied
Before long, not too far
Join us in the midst of joy
Come and perceive all ire of life
Now, Sewele, oh sewele
Wealth is spilling towards us from the farm of Orisa
Sewele, oh sewele
Spouse is spilling towards us from the farm of Orisa
Sewele, oh sewele
Children are spilling towards us from the farm of Orisa
Sewele, oh sewele
Properties are spilling towards us from the farm of Orisa
Sewele, oh sewele
Horses are spilling towards us from the farm of Orisa
Sewele, oh sewele
Longevity is spilling towards us from the farm of Orisa
Sewele, oh sewele
All ire of life are spilling to us directly from the farm of Orisa
Sewele, oh sewele
5. Ifa says that you shall be blessed with all ire of life. Ifa assures
you that you shall be assisted by Ifa to achieve all your ambitions
in life. Ifa says that all ire in life is waiting for you, either in the
outskirts of the city, in a rural setting or in a farm or village. Surely,
you will succeed more in rural setting or village more than in the
city. Your success is in the country-side more than in the urban
set-up.

Ifa advises you to offer ebo with four pigeons and money. On this
aspect, Ifa says:

Se bo mi
Ki n se bo e
Aso nii se b’ori Eegun
Ata nii se b’ori orule
Dia fun Iranje Eluju
Ti n sunkun oun o ni ire gbogbo
Ebo ni won ni ko waa se
O gb ebo, o ru’bo
Ko pe, ko jinna
E waa ba’ni ba’yo
E waa wo’re o
Nje l’eluju n’ire wa
Iranje Eluju

Translation
Use your flap to cover me
And I will cover you with my flap
The costume flaps over and covers the face of the masquerade
The roof flaps over and covers the head of a house
These were Ifa’s messages for Iranje of the wilderness
When weeping in lamentation of his inability to secure all ire of life
She was advised to offer ebo
She complied
Before long, not too far
Join us in the midst of joy
Come and perceive all ire of life
All ire resides in the wilderness
Iranje

6. Ifa says that you have come into this world with the blessing of
the fruit of the womb. You will receive these blessings from Ifa. Ifa
advises you to offer ebo with four pigeons, four hens, four rats,
and four fish. There is also the need for you to feed Ifa with part
of the ebo materials. On this, Ifa says:

Ogbese, ogbese teetee

Dia fun Adejoke
O feyinti moju ekun sungbere omo
Ebo ni won ni ko waa se
O gb’ebo, o ru’bo
Adejoke o o yun-un sinu
O o pon seyin
Ninu un jebutu omo lo o sun

Translation
Ogbese, ogbese teetee
He cast Ifa for Adejoke
When lamenting her inability to beget her own babies
She was advised to offer ebo
She complied
Adejoke, you shall become pregnant
You shall also strap your babies on your back
In the midst of children shall you sleep

7. Ifa enjoins you to do good at all times. You must never stop doing
good for any reason whatsoever. Ifa says that it is with your good
deeds that all the ire if life which he/she is clamouring for will
become yours. You will be able to consummate your fortune in life
because you are showing goodness and to others. For this reason,
you must never stop doing good. It is not in your best interest to
stop.

Ifa advises you to offer ebo with four rats, four fish, two hens,
two pigeons, two cocks, two ducks, two guinea fowls and
money. On this Ifa says:

Agaba niyee
Agaba niyee
Esemowe o t ori Ope re Mogun
Dia fun Osonnu Oke-Apa
To l’oun o nii s’oore mo
Ebo ni won ni ko waa se o
O gb’ebo, o ru’bo
Nje yoo l’aje aa te’run
Ase-rere, kasai l’aje aa te’run
Ase- rere, o
Yoo l’aya aa te’run
Ase-rere, kasai l’aya aa te’run
Ase-rere, o
Yoo bi’mo aa te’run
Ase-rere, kasai bi’mo aa te’run
Ase-rere, o
Yoo l’esin aa te’run
Ase-rere, kasai l’sin aa te’run
Ase-rere, o
Yoo ko’le aa te’run
Ase-rere, kasai ko’le aa te’run
Ase-rere, o
Ase-rere, o
Yoo ni’re aa te’run
Ase- rere, o
Kasai ni’re aa te’run
Ase-rere

Translation
Agaba niyee
Agaba niyee
Esemome did not go to Mogun-land because of palm tree
These were Ifa’s declarations to Osonnu (the foolish man) of Oke-
Apa
Who declared that he would never do good again
He was advised to offer ebo
He complied
Now he would be blessed with wealth to his satisfaction
The benevolent will not but be blessed with wealth to his
satisfaction
Ase-rere the benevolent
He would be blessed with spouse to his satisfaction
Ase-rere will not but be blessed with spouse to his satisfaction
Ase-rere
He would be blessed with children to his satisfaction
Ase-rere will not but be blessed with children to his satisfaction
Ase-rere
He would be blessed with properties to his satisfaction
Ase-rere will not but be blessed with properties to his satisfaction
Ase-rere
He would be blessed with horses to his satisfaction
Ase-rere will not but be blessed with horses to his satisfaction
Ase-rere
He would be blessed with all ire of life to his satisfaction
Ase-rere will not but be blessed with all ire of life to his satisfaction
Ase-rere benevolent
8. ifa says that you shall succeed in life. Ifa however states that
what will make you succeed will first of all make you very sad, but
in the end you will become very successful and very happy. Ifa
says that traveling from one place to the other is not the work that
will make you succeed in life. There is the need for you to stay in
one place in order to enjoy your success especially in the rural
area. Ifa advises you to offer ebo with two pigeons, two hens,
two guinea-fowls, two roosters, plenty of red parrot feathers
and money. You also need to feed Obatala as specified by Ifa.

Oju ti n pon awo, aponku ko

Osi ti n tawo, atala ni
Bo ba pe titi, a o feyinti
A o foro yii serin rin
A o nase mejeeji gboro gboro gboro
Dia fun Orisanla Oseeremagbo
Ti yoo lo f’aro s’akora eru
Ebo ni won ni ko waa se
O gb’ebo, o ru’bo
Eri ti mo ra, funfun lo nse
Eri ti mo ra, o nsaje
Eru ti mora funfun lo nse

Translation
The suffering of an awo is not forever
The want of an awo will soon turn to prosperity
Sooner or later, we shall recline our back
And laugh over this matter
We shall spread our two legs in contentment
Ifa’s message for Oosanla Oseeremagbo
When going to take a cripple as his first slave
He was advised to offer ebo
He complied
The slave that I bought is a pious one
The slave that I purchase had brought me prosperity
The slave that I bought is indeed a pious one

9. Ifa says that it foresees the ire of victory for you. Ifa says that you
have several enemies who became your foes out of envy and
jealousy. They will go to any length to run you down but they will all
fail in their evil designs.

Ifa advises you to offer ebo with one matured he-goat and
money. The he-goat is to be slaughtered. The officiating Awo will
erect two poles by either side of Esu and a third pole will be placed
on it perpendicularly. It will look like the poles of the high jump. The
left arm of the slaughtered he-goat will be removed and will be tied
to the perpendicular pole and be allowed to dangle there for many
days. The maggots will be droppings on Esu. That is when your
victory is guaranteed. On this aspect, Ifa says:

Otiipa
Ifa fun Olojombo
Omo ara’pa eran segun
Igbati nbe l’aarin agbagbariri ota
Ebo ni won ni ko waa se
O gb’ebo, o ru’bo
Ko pe, ko jinna
E waa ba ni l’aruuse ogun
Otiipa o yi ka’se ni’le
Ifa se o

Translation
Otiipa
He cast Ifa Olojombo
He who sees a beast’s arm to overcome all adversities
When he was right in the midst of enemies
He was advised to offer edo
He complied
Before long not too far
Join us where we enjoy victory
Victory over enemies was what Ifa guaranteed for his devotees
Behold Otiipa had not left
Before Ifa’ prediction come to pass

9. Ifa warns you to be careful with your underwear and all your
dresses in order to avoid a situation where lethal portion will be
placed on your dresses especially your underwear. You need to
offer ebo with one matured he-goat and money. On this, Ifa says:

Ibaje dewa awo odidere

Dia fun Odidere
Ti n saaya Oniwoo
Ebo ni won ni ko waa se
O gb’ebo, o ru’bo
Ibaje dewa awa o ba won kun mo
Ibaje dewa aya awo

Translation
Wickedness had turned to beauty
The awo of Odidere, the Parrot
He cast Ifa for Odidere
Who was the favorite of Oniwoo
She was advised to offer ebo
She complied
Wickedness has turned to beauty
And we survive the ordeal
Wickedness has indeed turned to beauty for the wife of an Awo

10. Ifa says that you shall never face disgrace or humiliation. You
shall excel in your chosen career. You are empowered by Ifa to
speak authoritatively on any issue pertaining to your career as long
as you are sure that you are speaking the truth.

Ifa says that the door of success and accomplishment has been
locked against some people where this Odu is revealed. Ifa says
that some people intentionally did that against them; but Sango will
help them to break the lock. Ifa says that all the problems
associated with unconsummated fortune and failure shall be
removed from the lives of these people in seven days’ time.

Ifa advises you to offer ebo with four rats. Four fish, two ducks,
two pigeons, two guinea-fowls, two cocks and money. You
also need to feed Sango with plenty of Amala and gbegiri, bean
soup . After this, they need to feed Egungun Babalago, Egungun
Alaran-an and Egungun Alaso with plenty of moin-moin, eko, cock
and palm oil. Doing these will ensure success for you and make
your issues turn to joy. On these aspects, Ifa says:

Ire-o-dagba o, Awo ile Onitabo-Aran

Dia fun Onitado-Aran
T’igbo Opa
Ti’lawe Oje
Eyi ti L’agbaago jo
T’agbasola ru gege bi alagemo
Eyi to ni ni Kutukutu ojo meje oni
N le o r’Awo kan ni’le yi
Ifa lo ni n maa s opa o
O gb ebo o rubo
Nje ni Kutukutu ojo meje oni
La o pa Alawo Kan ni’le yi
Babalawo se e s’opa?
Nje ni Kutkkutu ojo meje oni
La o la Alawo Kan ni’le yi
Ifa lo ni n maa s’opa
Ko pe, ko jinna
E waa ba’ni ba’yo
E wa wo’re o

Translation
Ire-o-dagba the resident Awo of Onitabo-Aran
He cast Ifa for Onitabo-Aran
The one living in the Opa forest
Close to Ilawe-Oje of the Masqueraders
The one who dances with masquerade costume
He who changes costumes like a chameleon
He who declared that it was in seven days’ time
That you shall recognize a great Awo in this land
The Awo boasted that it was Ifa which had authorized him to say
so
He offered the prescribed ebo
Now, very early in the seven days’ time
We shall execute an Awo in the land
Why must an Awo be predicting events with dates
And very early in seven days’ time
You will honour an Awo in this land
It is Ifa whch authorized me to make the prediction
Before long, not too far
Join us in the midst of joy
Come and perceive all ire of life

11. Ifa advices you to offer ebo for one of your wards not to be
incarcerated or be put into a serious problem. The ward in question
is a male. Ifa also says that the child will be sympathetic to his
parents and/or guardians; and in the process, he may do things
that may put him on the spot. It is therefore important for the
parents or guardians to offer ebo for him in order to move him out
of trouble.
Ifa also warns everybody close to you to be careful not to go and
stand as witness over any issue. As a matter of fact, it is a serious
taboo for anyone whose Odu is Ogbe Ose during Itenifa or
Ikosedaye to stand as witness over any issue whatsoever.

Ifa advises you to offer ebo with ekuru (bean pudding that is
prepared without salt, oil and pepper), and two big smoked cat
fish and money. The bones of the cat fish will be removed and
mixed with the ekuru. The mixture will be placed at the center of
the three cross-roads. If this is done, even if there is any litigation,
you will come out triumphant. On this aspect, Ogbe-Sewo-Aje says:

B’omode kekere ba p’eku

A mu u je
B’omode kekere ba p’eja
A mu u je
Bo ba p’oran
A mu u fun baba re wa’le
Dia fun Ogbe-See
Baba n s’awo lo ile e Liki
Yoo mu Gbinrin omo re l’owo lo
Ebo ni won ni ko waa se o
O’gb ebo o rubo
O waa ku dede ti elerii yoo jee
Ogun pa elerii
Dra fun dawodu Oba ile e Liki
Won ni ko waa s’ebo
Ko ma ba a j’erii oran
O ko’ti ogbonhin s’ebo
Ko pe, ko jinna
E waa ba ni l’aruuse ogun
Ajase ogun laa ba ni l’ese Obarisa
Translation
If a small child kills a rat
He will eat it alone
If the small child kills a fish
He will consume it alone
But if he enters into big trouble
He will take it to his father in the house
These are Ifa’s messages for Ogbe-See
When going on Ifa’s mission to Liki land
And he will take Gbinrin his son along
He was advised to offer ebo
He complied
When it remained a little time for the witness to be called to give
evidence
Uprising consumed the witness
Ifa’s message for the first son of the Oba of Liki land
He was advices to offer ebo
So as not to enter into trouble over the matter for which he intended
to stand as witness
Before long, not too far
Join us where we enjoy victory
Victory over adversity is what Ifa guarantees all Ifa’s devotees

13. Ifa says that you shall be blessed with accomplishment. You
shall be blessed with profit, accomplishment and contentment.

Ifa also says that there is the need for you to offer ebo against being
overwhelmed with crises. You need to follow Ifa’s advice in order
not to put yourself in the line of attack from those who are more
powerful or more influential than you.

Ifa advises you to offer ebo with four big bags of yam flour, four
big bags of maize, four big bags od melon seeds, egusi, four
big bags of guinea corn seeds, four big bags of beans, four
big bags of yams and money. All these items are to be divided
into two equal parts, one part is to be given to the Oba or leader of
the community and the remaining half, is to be retained by the
officiating Awo. On this, Ifa says:

Opiti aba ab’idi, siiriki

Dia fun Oniwoo, ‘M’Odu Oba
Omo Oba tolu mere
Ebo ogun ni won ni ko waa se o
O gb’ebo, o ru’bo
Nje Ifa Oniwoo se
Tabi o se
Oniwoo n pa’le ogun mo!
Ifa Oniwoo se
Tabi o se
Oniwoo n pa’le ogun mo!
Ifa Oniwoo se
Tabi o se
Oniwoo n pa’le oko mo!
Ifa Oniwoo se
Tabi o se
Oniwoo n pa’le oko mo!
Ko pe, ko jinna
E waa ba’ni ba’yo
E waa wo’re o

Translation
A big hut with a roundish base
Ifa’s message for Oniwoo, offspring of Odu Oba
Offspring of Oba tolu mere
He was advised to offer ebo against uprising.
He complied
The prediction of Ifa for Oniwoo has come to pass
Or has it not come to pass
Oniwoo is making preparations for war!
Ifa’s prediction for Oniwoo has come to pass
Or has it not manifested
Oniwoo is making arrangements for war!
The predictions of Ifa for Oniwoo has come to pass
Or has it not come to pass
Oniwoo is making preparation to harvest his farm crops!
Ifa’s prediction for Oniwoo has come to pass
Or has it not manifested
Oniwoo is making arrangement to harvest his farm crops!
Before long, not too far
Join us in the midst of joy
Come and perceive all ire of life
14. Ifa says that you shall receive the blessing of success and
fortune outside of your regular place of abode. All what you went
there to do will be achieved. There may be opposition and
conspiracy against you, but it will not stop you from achieving
success.
Ifa advises you to offer ebo with one giant rat (Okete) and plenty
of money. On this, Ifa says:

Akaso f’ara ti’le f’ara ti’le

Dia fun Ogbe
Ti n s’awo r’ode Ajase
Ebo ni won ni ko waa se
O gb’ebo, o ru'bo
Ogbe waa d’ode Ajase
O K’eru
O K’eru
Won waa ni awon yoo mu un
Okete to fi rubo waa gbe’le jade s’odi ilu
Ogbe waa ko si’nu iho
T’oun t’eru u re
Won ni o ti se lo o
Ibi ti Ogbe ti se lo
Ka maa pee ni Ajase

Translation:
The ladder leaned on the floor and the wall
This was ifa’s message for Ogbe
When going to the land of Ajase
He was advised to offer ebo
He complied
 When he got to Ajase land
He gained followers
And he made material gains
The enemies vowed to overwhelm him
The giant rat which he had hitherto offered as ebo burrowed
the ground to the outskirts of the town
Ogbe followed the hole out
Together with all his belongings
They came to ask for Ogbe
They told them that he had sneaked away
The place where Ogbe sneaked away
Let it be called Ajase

15. Ifa says that you will not be allowed to die young. Ifa says
that in your dreams, you have been receiving many invitations for
you to return to heaven. Ifa says that it is not in your best interest
to return to heaven at this time. This is because your mission in life
is yet to be accomplished.

Ifa says also that there were some occasions when you will be
hearing people calling your name but when you turn to the direction
where your name is being called, you will not be able to see
anyone. Ifa says that the name was being called by people in
heaven who wanted you to return to their midst as quickly as
possible.

Ifa advises you to offer ebo with two rats, two fish, two hens, two
she-goats and money. You also need to feed Ifa with two rats,
two fish, two hens and two goats. Doing this will make those
calling and wishing you to come to heaven to desist from doing so.
On this aspect, Ifa says:
Ogbe-See ihin
Ogbe-See ohun
Won te’pon Ifa Ka’le l’aarin re singindin-singindin
Dia fun Seketepeere
Ti won n rannse iku pe e l’orun
Ebo ni won ni ko waa se
O gb’ebo o ru’bo
Ko pe, ko jinna
E waa bani laiku Kangiri
Aiku Kangiri laa ba ni lese Oba’risa
Nje mo ti m’eku meji bofa
E ma pe mi mo o
Apepa lee pe’eyan
Mo ti m’ja meji bo’fa
E ma pe mi mo o
Apepa lee pe’eyan
Mo ti m’eye meji bofa
E ma pe mi mo o
Ape pa lee pe’eyan
Mo ti m’eran meji bo’fa
E wa pe mi mo o
Apepa lee pe’eyan

Translation:
Ogbe-See here
And Ogbe-see there
They spread Ifa tray right in the middle
Ifa’s message for Seketepeere
 Who was receiving death messages from Orun
He was advised to offer ebo
He complied
Before long, not too far
Join us where we enjoy longevity
Longevity is what Ifa assures all its devotees
I have fed Ifa with two rats
Do not call me again
Your calls only lead to untimely death
I have fed Ifa with two fish
Do not call me anymore
Your calls can only lead to untimely death
I have fed Ifa with two birds
Do not call me again
Your calls only lead to untimely death
I have fed Ifa with two goats
Do not call me any longer
your calls can only cause an untimely demise

16. Ifa advises you to observe Ifa days regularly. You must not
miss the observation of the Ose Ifa rites. Doing this will help you
to achieve great success and also bless you with abundant
children. Ifa advises you to offer ebo with four pigeons, four
hens, four rats, four fish and money.

Oni lose
Keni ma ma mose je o
Dia fun fajibose
Omo a boosa kile lu gburugudu nitori omo
Ebo ni won ni ko waa se
O gb’ebo, o ru’bo
Ko pe, ko jinna
E wa bani ni jebutu omo

Translation
Today is Ifa day
Let no one miss the observation of Ose Ifa rites
Ifa’s message for Ajibose
She who propitiate Orisa until the ground develop a big hole
All because of children
She was advised to offer ebo
She complied
Before long, not too far
Join us in the midst of many children
AFFILIATED IRUNMOLE/ORISA OF OGBE OSE
1. Ifa – for guidance, protection, support, sanctuary, victory,
elevation, progress, success, and overall success
2. Ori – for fulfillment of destiny, sanctuary, support, victory,
success, elevation, progress, contentment, and self
actualization
3. Esu-Odara –for victory, guidance, sanctuary, protection,
success, support, and overall wellbeing
4. Egbe – for comradeship, support, victory, success,
leadership, and overall wellbeing
5. Obatala – for success, progress, self actualization, support,
leadership, victory, and general wellbeing
6. Egungun – for ancestral support, success, elevation, victory,
and general wellbeing
7. Ogun – for financial success, elevation, progress, direction,
leadership, victory, conquest and general wellbeing
8. Aje – for financial success, leadership, progress, elevation
and general wellbeing
9. Osun – for compatible spouse, childbearing, childrearing and
overall wellbeing.

TABOOS OF OGBE OSE

1. Must never eat garden eggs (but can use it to feed the
ancestors) – to avoid the wrath of the ancestors,
unconsummated fortune, failure and regrets
2. Must never act as suretee, guarantor or witness on any
issue – to avoid failure, trouble, regrets, disappointments and
disaster
 3. Must never use the cricket for anything – to avoid losing
his/her natural endowments
4. Must never eat she-goat (but can use it to feed Ifa) – to
avoid losing the natural support of the divinities
5. Must never eat eko, corn meal – to avoid been overwhelmed
by opposition
6. Must never pay good with evil – to avoid disappointment,
disgrace and disaster
7. Must never skip the periodic Ose Ifa days – to avoid losing
the support of Ifa and Obatala
8. Must never engage in extra-marital activities – to avoid
public disgrace and regret
9. Must never show greed over the accusation of wealth – to
avoid disaster and everlasting regret
10. Must never act without seeking prior ancestral
support – to avoid losing the backing of the ancestors
11. Must never underestimate anyone – to avoid
unconsummated fortune, disappointment and failure
12. Must never change profession – to avoid suffering,
hardship and pain

POSSIBLE PROFESSION OF OGBE OSE

1. Ifa/Orisa Priestess
2. Agriculturist/farm produce dealer
3. Administrator, Management Staff
4. Legal, judiciary officer
POSSIBLE NAMES OF OGBE OSE CHILDREN
1. Ajibose – she who was born on Ose Ifa day
2. Adejoke – the crown is for all to take care of
3. Ibajedewa – what was spoiled had turn to beauty