Mila had initiated himself and his students Aseda and Akoda in Ifa religion. Another mythology suggests that Ifa religion was brought to Ile-Ife by Setiu, a Nupe man who settled in Ile-Ife. A history book by Nigerian historians Obadiah Johnson and Samuel Johnson tells that Ifa was introduced to Oyo by Arugba, who was the mother of the 8th Alaafin of Oyo, Onibogi. She initiated the Alado of Ato and gave him rites to initiate others, and he initiated priests throughout the Oyo Empire.
Mila had initiated himself and his students Aseda and Akoda in Ifa religion. Another mythology suggests that Ifa religion was brought to Ile-Ife by Setiu, a Nupe man who settled in Ile-Ife. A history book by Nigerian historians Obadiah Johnson and Samuel Johnson tells that Ifa was introduced to Oyo by Arugba, who was the mother of the 8th Alaafin of Oyo, Onibogi. She initiated the Alado of Ato and gave him rites to initiate others, and he initiated priests throughout the Oyo Empire.
Mila had initiated himself and his students Aseda and Akoda in Ifa religion. Another mythology suggests that Ifa religion was brought to Ile-Ife by Setiu, a Nupe man who settled in Ile-Ife. A history book by Nigerian historians Obadiah Johnson and Samuel Johnson tells that Ifa was introduced to Oyo by Arugba, who was the mother of the 8th Alaafin of Oyo, Onibogi. She initiated the Alado of Ato and gave him rites to initiate others, and he initiated priests throughout the Oyo Empire.
mythology suggests that Ifa religion was brought to Ile-Ife by Setiu, a Nupe man who settled in Ile-Ife.
Another history book titled The History
of the Yorubas from the Earliest of Times to the British Protectorate written by two Nigerian historian Obadiah John- son and Samuel Johnson tells us that Ifa was introduced to Oyo by Arugba, who was the mother of the 8th Alaafin of Oyo, Onibogi. She initiated the Alado of Ato and gave the rites to initiate others to him. The Alado then initiated priests in Oyo Empire.
Scientific Pilgrimage: ‘The Life and Times of Emeritus Professor V.A Oyenuga’. D.Sc, Fas, Cfr Nigeria’S First Emeritus Professor and Africa’S First Agriculture Professor.