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Why do we people just think it is only by tarnishing others image that can earn us this money..... This is a story of two guys from Ekiti named Tunde (Oseni) and Johnson Odunayo , they built a shrine in iga ileshi, old palace, ota and start impersonating this two innocent and well known Ifa Priest s (Oluwo Fasola Faniyi Babtunde & Olori Shola Animashahun) , scamming people around to make their money whereas staining this innocent priests.... They created a Facebook Account named ONIFADE OLOKUN , using the image of Oluwo Fasola Faniyi as their profile picture and also upload images of Olori Shola Animashahun and   Iledi Oladekoju Abimota , Lagos and also have a Whatsapp contact with this number 08166782504 and also with Oluwo Fasola Faniyi’s Picture.