Baddest Babalawo Ever Liveth: Photos Of This Babalawo Will Shock You [Must See]

Being a juju priest (babalawo) has never been this sophisticated!

Babalorisa Paulo Ty Omolu II has decided to step up the ‘babalawo game’ in Africa. The very sophisticated and handsome young juju priest is a Yoruba man who practices traditional orthodox way of worshiping God. The absolutely alluring young-looking man has decided to disabuse the minds of many who think babalawos (of juju priests) are not meant to live a life of affluence. He is said

He is a babalawo with a class as his Facebook photos show an array of sophisticated gadgets commonly used by the high and mighty in the society. He is said to be married to a very beautiful woman and has beautiful kids also. One of the many inspirational words the funky babalawo puts up on his Facebook goes thus:

What reveals our strength is not to be unbeatable, tireless, invulnerable. It is the courage to move forward, albeit with fear. It is the will to live, even if we have already died a little or a lot, here and there, by the way. It is the intention not to give up ourselves, however great it is sometimes the temptation. . They are the kind of gestures and tenderness that only the strong can have
BÀBÁLÒRÌSÀ PAUL TY Omolu – PATRIARCH OF ILE ASE IGI JÓALÉ Tomi – RJ – BRAZIL

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