Oyotunji African Village

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About Oyotunji

Built to empower African Americans and uplift our society

Oyotunji A cultural Community Governed by its People.

"(Oyotunji's) primary purpose is as a monument to our ancestors," was the statement given to (The Island Packet circa. 2003) by Chief Priest Adenibi Edubi Ifamuyiwa S. Ajamu. In other words, Oyotunji’s primary purpose is to preserve our families, and by doing so we can connect future generations to their ancestors and rich heritage. In a letter to his...

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People

Our Nations Role In The Global Village

How We Serve The Community

International Goodwill

Traditional Studies

Family Structure

Social Studies

Education

Spiritual Guidance/Healing

Founding Fathers and Mothers

Honoring Our Past

We Would like To Honor all that Have worked to Build Oyotunji

We Serve The Community

Omitoade Ajamu

Empowering Our Families

Orishamola Awolowo

Honoring our ancestors

ILora

Our Products and Desgin

Oba Adefunmi I

Our Leaders

The Aremo

Our Egbe and Omo Oyotunji

Oba Ogunlano

Our Embasadors

Year

350

Villagers

15787764

Omo Oyotunji

14876

Yearly Visitors

472

Books/Movies/Media

TOUR

^$20

Session Features

One Adult

Class

^$20

Session Features

Yoruba

Ifa

As a Nigerian woman, being here just makes me joyful. The food was excellent and thrilling. Friendly, beautiful and so Nigeria.

Aduni Binta OWO

Student

Was a very spiritual experience for me and my family. Would love to know when Oyotunji is going to open back up and when will the festivals begin again. Our condolences on the transition of your King to the Ancestral world.