Chief Ifayemi Elebuibon, a well-known Ifa priest, recently led a peaceful rally in Osogbo, Osun State, to address misconceptions surrounding the Yoruba deity, Esu. The event aimed to educate the public about Esu’s true nature and commemorate Esu Deity Day.
During the rally, participants, including members of the Concerned Isese Youth, marched through Osogbo, celebrating Esu and promoting awareness of its virtues. The gathering culminated at a temple in Oja Oba, Osogbo, where traditionalists and cultural enthusiasts came together for speeches, chants, and cultural displays.
Chief Elebuibon emphasized the importance of dispelling false beliefs about Esu, clarifying that the deity symbolizes discipline and justice. He urged individuals to take responsibility for their actions rather than blaming Esu for their wrongdoings, emphasizing the need for accountability.
Furthermore, Chief Elebuibon highlighted the significance of peaceful coexistence among people of different beliefs, encouraging Nigerians to avoid violence and divisive language. The event attracted a significant turnout of supporters advocating for a deeper understanding of Esu’s role in Yoruba spirituality, emphasizing its principles of justice and accountability.