My Husband is an Elder in Redeemed Church, High Priestess of Olokun Deity who Was Prophetess for 25 Years Says
- Yeye Lara Fashola-Fanimokun was a devout Christian and prophetess for 25 years before dumping the religion to become a high priestess of the Olokun deity
- The maritime lawyer in a revealing interview with Legit.ng stated that most Africans have a brainwashed view of traditional practice
- The lady said that despite coming from a Muslim background and marrying a Christian her religious decision has not affected her marriage
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Yeye Lara Fashola-Fanimokun is one lady that has had a thing or two with the three major religious practices in Nigeria - Christianity, Islam and traditional religions.
At the moment, she is currently the Oluase Olokun worldwide and a high priestess of Olokun deity.
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She began seeing visions at age 7
Lara was however a Christian and a prophetess for solid 25 years before answering the call to be a high priestess.
The maritime lawyer told Legit.ng in an exclusive interview that though born into a Muslim family, she started seeing visions and could tell future events as young as age 7.
Upon making religious and spiritual investigation, she was told that there is a higher calling upon her life.
Lara said even as a prophetess, she still felt amiss until the call to be a high priestess was answered.
The businesswoman said her husband - who is an elder in the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) - has been a great support in spite of the fact that their religions are not the same.
The high priestess lamented that most Africans have a wrong view of traditional religion.
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Nigerian man quits Christianity to become an Ifa priest
Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a Nigerian man had quit being a Christian to become an Ifa priest.
The devout traditionalist said the practice is actually for the advancement of human causes and well-being stressing that it is people who have limited it to a means of seeking fast fame, wealth or wishes.
The tech-savvy man who uses an iPhone 11 revealed that his family had disowned him as a result of his traditional practice.
He said it is taboo for a human being to be used for sacrifice.
Source: Legit.ng
