OLOJO FESTIVAL IN ILE-IFE COMMUNITY, OSUN STATE - SEE PHOTOS OF THE OPENING CEREMONY

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Worshiper walking down to Sango”s shrine (god of Iron) at the opening ceremony of 2016 Olojo Festival in Ile ife Osun State.Photo;AKEEM SALAU 
 Worshiper performing the right at the shrine at the opening ceremony of 2016 Olojo Festival in Ile ife Osun State.Photo;AKEEM SALAU
 From Left;HRH,Oba Adetoye Odewole, Laadina Adimula of ife; HRH Oba Adekola Adeyeye,Jaran of ife and HRH Oba Joseph Olasosi, Ijaodola Lowa, Adimula of ife at the opening ceremony of 2016 Olojo Festival in Ile ife Osun State.Photo;AKEEM SALAU
 Cross section of worshiper at the Ooni Palace at the opening ceremony of 2016 Olojo Festival in Ile ife Osun State.Photo;AKEEM SALAU
Coss section of hunters at the opening ceremony of 2016 Olojo Festival in Ile ife Osun State.Photo;AKEEM SALAU 

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