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| I remember the first time I came to
Oyotunji African Village. It was 1970 and I was a little girl from New York.
I remember thinking "this is Africa". It has remained that for me to this day.
It requires you be authentic in your African soul. It's a bridge home.
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Gbo Gbo omo
Oba O. Efuntola Adelabu Adefunmi I ni a ki "E
ku asehinde." Oba wa ja. Aila sorun re.
THE ROYAL FAMILY, THE OGBONI, CHIEFS, THE PRIESTS
AND PRIESTESSES and citizens of Oyotunji African
Village are eternally grateful for the numerous
messages, tributes, donations and mass turnout
during the beginning of the Royal Isinku Rites
in honor of the Oba of Oyotunji. We were also
humbly honored as well as grateful when our earthly
supreme father The Ooni of Ife, Kabiyesi, blessed
us by sending us personal representatives to be
with us and assist us in carrying out our duty
and task. |
We are well aware
that plans are in motion throughout North America
for continuing tributes and memorials. We ask
that those that are planning contact the Iya Oba
(Queen Mother of Aafin), P.O. Box 51, Sheldon, SC 29941
Contributions or Donations may be sent to:
A.T.A Inc. c/o OBA ADEFUNMI MEMORIAL
FUND
PO Box
51 Sheldon, SC 29941
843-546-8900
Again we thank you for the numerous messages
of condolences; kind words, tributes and testimonies
we have received. We will be more than happy
to receive additional ones to keep in our archives.
Send email to: tribute@oyotunjiafricanvillage.org
or you may send your messages to:
Chief Ajamu 127 Sheldon, SC 29941
Foreign Minister of Oyotunji Village |
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