Olori Ashley, the fourth wife of the Ooni of Ife, Adeyeye Ogunwusi, created an electrifying moment during her recent gathering with Ifa priests and priestesses, left many in deep thought and amusement.
In a newly surfaced clip on Amuludun TV, she stood in the midst of the sacred assembly, draped in a striking white attire, clutching Ifa rattles in what appeared to be an Ifa Osun ceremony.
Then, in a twist that caught everyone off guard, Olori Ashley broke into a Yoruba Christian song, her voice rising above the ceremony, proclaiming the power of the Almighty to rescue His own.
At first, the Ifa devotees watched in silence, their expressions unreadable, their world momentarily disrupted by the queen’s unwavering proclamation.
As she finished her song, she turned to them, her presence commanding yet inviting, urged them to join her. Slowly, voices rose, merging in an unexpected harmony, a meeting of realms, a moment neither planned nor easily forgotten.
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Many who came across the clip found themselves caught between amusement and deep contemplation, as the unexpected scene unfolded—a Yoruba Christian song ringing out in the heart of an Ifa gathering.
For some, it was a moment of striking confusion, a rare collision of two distinct spiritual realms that are seldom intertwined in such a setting.
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