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IJO ORUNMILA ADULAWO 82nd ANNIVERSARY

IJO ORUNMILA ADULAWO (I.O.A) celebrating her 82nd years of existence. Ijo Orunmila Adulawo which people never believe exist is now dominating the world, its has gotten branches around the world: Atlanta Georgia, The United State of America (USA), Republic of Benin and so more...

INTRODUCING IJO ORUNMILA ADULAWO (I.O.A)

IJO ORUNMILA ADULAWO (I.O.A) is a tradition religion which was discovered by Our Father (ENI OWO JULO OLORUNFUNMI ADEBANJO OSIGA). The religion is to bring all traditionalist together to have a unified mode of worship the creator (Olodumare) through our prophet (Orunmila ) and nothing more.

IJO ORUNMILA ADULAWO (I.O.A) has their temple in each of their branches under a Diocese in each state and Worldwide (not in Nigeria only). The Service starts by 10am - 12noon every Sunday.

THE ANNIVERSARY

The Anniversary which took place at Ijo Orunmila Adulawo, Itire, Mushin, Lagos State. The programme was so much interesting and lively.

We have the Presence of this high reputable Elders/Leaders:

Eni Owo Julo Ifagbemi Adedotun Ifajobi - Olori Oluwo Ijo Orunmila Adulawo WorldWide

Oluwo Ijo Orunmila Adulawo, Nigeria

Erinmi  Of each Iledu

Youth President Ijo Orunmila Adulawo WorldWide

Iyedola Solaade Iyaasa of Orisun TV (Startimes)

Adisa Kowe of The Nigeria Television Authority (NTA)

 

See the picture from the event below:

Olori Oluwo Ijo Orunmila Adulawo (Worldwide)
Olori Oluwo Ijo Orunmila Adulawo WorldWide
(Eni Owo Julo Ifagbemi Adedotun Ifajobi)

 

Faniyi Fasola Babatunde AND Iyedola Solaade Iyaasa(Orisun_TV)

Youth President Ijo Orunmila Adulawo WorldWide





Choir at the event
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