Membership means being part of a living temple tradition, where community, learning, ritual, and spiritual integrity are at the center of all we do. This is not a spectator path—it’s one of daily alignment and active connection to your destiny.

• Temple maintenance and sacred shrine spaces
• Offerings and ritual supplies for monthly observances
• Development of ongoing educational resources

  30-Day Spiritual Compliance Policy

  Upon entering the temple, you have 30 days to complete your Dafa (spiritual reading) and prescribed Ebo (sacrifice or offering).

  This is not optional.

  Delaying your spiritual work delays your alignment, blocks your blessings, and dishonors the process you’ve stepped into. Ife doesn’t wait. Neither do the consequences.

  Failing to complete your Dafa and Ebo within the 30-day window may result in:
  • Removal from active temple participation
  • Restriction from certain services or rituals
  • Spiritual repercussions outside of our hands

  Honor your ori. Handle your work.

Oluwo Ifayinka Alaajeifa is a highly respected Babalawo deeply rooted in the core values and sacred education of Ìṣẹ̀ṣe Lagba, the traditional Yoruba spiritual path. He is the founder and CEO of Alaajeifa Botanica in Oyo, Nigeria. Centering his business with the support of Aje. And Olokun Lineage that traces back to Ife Odan, Osun State Nigeria.

Baba also stands for and serves as the Head Oluwo and Babalawo of Ilé Ogbe Ose in the United States.

As a Priest of Ifá, Èṣù, and Ẹgbẹ́, Baba Ifayinka is known for his unwavering dedication to preserving the integrity and purity of ancestral tradition. With decades of experience and lineage-based wisdom, he leads all major spiritual rites within the Ilé, including Dafá (divination), Ebós (sacrifices), shrine consecrations, and initiations into the sacred mysteries of Ifá and the Orisa.

Baba’s leadership is marked by humility, discipline, and deep spiritual insight. His mission is to guide seekers back to their spiritual inheritance with clarity, respect, and authenticity. Through his work in both Nigeria and the United States, Oluwo Ifayinka bridges the sacred traditions of the motherland with the longing hearts of those reclaiming their divine path.

Ifaniregun Origbemi Oyagbamila Egbefunmilayo is the Head Ọmọ Awo and Apẹ̀tẹbí of Ilé Ogbe Ose, a sacred temple seated on her ancestral land in Uniontown, Alabama. As the spiritual head of the Ilé, she serves as a spiritual pillar and cultural steward, working closely alongside Oluwo Ifayinka Alaajeifa to guide the temple’s spiritual mission and daily functions.

A devoted owner of Ifá, Ẹgbẹ́, Òyá, and Òṣun, Ifaniregun walks a powerful path of divine feminine leadership. She is currently in core priestess training, preparing for advanced initiations and spiritual rites in Nigeria. Her work is deeply rooted in bridging the sacred divide between the diaspora and the motherland, helping others reconnect with traditional Yoruba values, ancestral heritage, and the rites that were taken but never forgotten.

Ifaniregun offers transformative classes and gatherings within the temple, creating safe spaces for learning, healing, and spiritual growth. Through her leadership, Ilé Ogbe Ose stands as a sanctuary for cultural restoration, empowerment of women and children, and the reclaiming of sacred identity for the African diaspora.