Àwọn Yèyélórìṣà, Akirè Shrine Ilé Ifẹ̀, 2003.
Pitcture was taken by Prof. Moyo Okediji in 2003, he returned to find the group in 2015. But for the two women at the extreme left, all the others had transitioned.
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Pitcture was taken by Prof. Moyo Okediji in 2003, he returned to find the group in 2015. But for the two women at the extreme left, all the others had transitioned.
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