Always dressed in 'gberi ode' (Yoruba traditional hunter's dress) with a tiger skin as apron which traditional serves as bullet proof, Omisore Lateef Oyewale Oderinde has the privilege of always being the first and the last person that sees the Ooni of Ife after his wife.
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21 Sept 2016
Meet The Ooni Of Ife’s Human Clock – The First & The Last Person To See Him Everyday (Photo)
Always dressed in 'gberi ode' (Yoruba traditional hunter's dress) with a tiger skin as apron which traditional serves as bullet proof, Omisore Lateef Oyewale Oderinde has the privilege of always being the first and the last person that sees the Ooni of Ife after his wife.











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