Ajagbeejo

Yoruba Expository of Ajaagbeejo

ìtan ÀJAGbééjò (story of ajagbe ejo)

AJAGbééjò jẹ́ ikan lara awọn ohun àrà tí ÓLODUMARE da sí inú ìbú.

̣ọdẹ toba gbọwọ tabi apẹja toba gbọwọ nikan lolé de ibi ti ajagbééjo wa.

BÁWO NI AJAGBÉÉJO SÉÉRÍ ?

ÁJÁGBÉÉJO jẹ ẹjá toda bí éjò , oo ní ìpẹ lára bí tí éjò sugbọn oorí ẹja loni.

owa lákọ pẹlu abo. The female is bigger than the the male. 

IWÙLO ÁJÁGBÉÉJO

wọn máá nlo ájágbééjo fún orísirísi íse

wọn máá nlo fún awọn toju ọmọ npán

wọn máá nlo fun awọn to nwá ọna abáyọ

wọn máá nlo fun awọn tó nwá owóó ati bẹ bẹ lọ

wọn máá njẹ bẹẹni wọn si maa njẹ ipẹ́ ẹ

BÁÁWO NÍ MOSÉÉ MỌ NÍPÁ ÁJÁGBÉÉJO ?

ORÍSÀ AJÉ OLOKÙN LO MÚ mi ririn ajò yi toosi fi iran naa han mi.

ÁJE OLOKUN ASỌ AGBA DÉWE

AJE OLOKUN ASỌ EWÉ DAGBA

OGUGU LÚSỌ

TI TẸRU TỌMỌ NFOJO JUMỌ WÁ KÍRÍ

AJÉ OLOKUN ASỌRỌ DÁYỌ

AJÉ ÍWỌ LÁ NJÍ KÍ, IWỌ LA NJI RÍ,

 ÍWỌ LÁ NJÍ KẸ́, IWỌ LÁÁ NJÍ PÉ

IWỌ LÁBỌMỌ TÍ NBORI AYÉ

IWỌ LÁ NMÚ SOKÚN, IWỌ LÁ NMÚ SEKÉ

IWỌ NI ANÍRỌPO , Ọ́BÁ TÍ NKO NA YANRÀN YANRÀN, YANRÀN 

ÁJÉ O, AGBA ORISA JẸ KÍN NI LỌWỌ

MÁ JẸ KI N NI Ẹ LỌRUN

AJE WA FILE MI SE IBU GBÉ OOOO (ÁMÌN)

It's not an ORISA to be worshipped, thanks to AJE OloKun for insight and knowledge. 

These are no Ajaagbeejo. But just for sight seeing. 

Fish that have snake head are called Ajagba Eja while a snake that has fish head is Ajaagbeejo. 

Ajaagbeejo has Scales on the body. 

Please not the differences.

For reading Sake to have an Idea, just google search for these topics below. 

Fish that look like snakes are:

1. Snake Eel,

2. Swamp Eel,

3. Fire Eel,

4. Snakehead,

5. Bichir,

6. Zebra Moray,

7. Lamprey,

8. Pipefish,

9. Violet Goby,

10. Kuhli Loach,

11. Reedfish / Ropefish,

12. Eelpout,

13. Hagfish, and

14. Lungfish.

ORÚKỌ MI KOYÍ PADA

ẸMÍ OOSÁ.(Odewole Olusegun). 

This Article is written by AJE NLA (whatsapp +2347031178647).For the following:::

IFA consultation and Divination

Egbe Orun initiation

Appeasement of Egbe Orun

Yes and No questions

Feeding of Ori (inner head)

Feeding of ORISA

IFA INITIATION

Solutions to Problems

Source: https://www.orisa.com.ng