6.

Ifa says that there is someone who is blessed with only one child; he/she needs to
offer ebo in order not to lose the child and to be able to bear more children. Ifa says that
for someone who is about to get married, there is the need for such person to offer ebo so
that the wife will be blessed with more than one child and for those children to live long
and happily. The ebo materials include 4 rats, 4 fish, 4 hens, 4 roosters and money. On
this, Ifa says:
Afefe fe odo ma mi
Dia fun Okanna
Tii somo Olodumare
Ebo aiku ni won ni ko wa se
O gbebo, o rubo
Iwori o rikan
A a ti se e rin enikan
Translation:
The wind blows but the river keeps still (alias of Awo)
Cast Ifa for Okanna
The offspring of Olodumare
He was advised to offer ebo for longevity
He complied
Iwori that does not walk unaccompanied
It is not pleasurable to walk alone.

7. Ifa warns the person for whom Iwori Okanran is revealed to beware of his
dealings especially as it relates to his/her livelihood. He/she should not engage in other
means of livelihood (especially when it is doubtful) apart from his/her regular means. Ifa
says that he/she shall be successful in his/her field of endeavour but must always inquire
from Ifa before embarking on any other business venture