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Portrait requestedUnder review
Spiritual predecessor
Ageku Ejo
His life, work, and legacy are being documented through family records and oral history.
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Ageku Ejo
This website documents the Ageku Ejo lineage, Babalawo Ifakayode, the temple, and the teachings and records approved for public use.
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Portrait archiveBeing documented
Archive status
Documentation in progress
01 · The archive
A record shaped by living memory.
This archive brings together lineage history, teachings, temple life, and recorded conversations. Every entry is prepared with attention to source, permission, and review.
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Portrait requestedUnder reviewBabalawo
Babalawo · Lineage custodian
Babalawo
Ifakayode
Biography, work, and first-person account are being prepared for review and approval.
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03 · Teachings
Before the first teaching is published.
The teaching archive will grow only from material that has a named contributor, a clear source, review status, and permission to publish.
IfáÒrúnmìlàOríÌwàẸbọ
Read the editorial note →Documentary photography
Awaiting permission
04 · The temple
A place held by its community.
The temple record will bring together its official name, history, activities, local context, and visiting information once each detail has been confirmed.
Official name
Confirmation requested
Address
Not yet published
Visits
By confirmed arrangement
05 · Odù / Ẹsẹ̀ archive
Sixteen doors
into a living corpus.
In progress
The index is present for orientation. Names, order, representations, and all detailed material remain subject to lineage review.
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Conversations,
gathered in one place.
Podcast
In development
Future episodes will include full credits, transcripts, related topics, and publication permissions.
No fictional episode list. No anonymous archive. Interviews and appearances will be added only when the original source and rights are recorded.
Open the media archive →Help shape the record
Memory is carried
by many hands.
If you hold a photograph, recording, document, correction, or recollection connected to this lineage, the archive welcomes a conversation.