​Babalawo Farotimi Alawode Ogundeji is a highly respected Ìṣẹ̀ṣe Yorùbá priest and the esteemed leader of Ogúndádì Ìgbìn Temple in Osogbo, Nigeria. Born and raised in a traditional Yoruba family, he has dedicated his life to the practice and preservation of Ifá and Òrìṣà spirituality.

As a Babalawo (high priest of Ifá), Chief Mayegun Farotimi Alawode Ogundeji, the Mayegun of Ibu Aje, Osogbo, provides Ifá divination, spiritual consultations, and rituals for individuals seeking guidance, healing, and deeper connection to the Yoruba spiritual path. In addition, he facilitates the initiation and consecration of sacred Òrìṣà (Ìbò Òrìṣà) and offers training for those interested in studying Ifá and Òrìṣà traditions.

Chief Mayegun Farotimi Alawode Ogundeji holds the esteemed title of Mayegun of Ibu Aje Town, Osogbo, a position of great honor and responsibility. The title of Mayegun signifies a leader who upholds justice, peace, and cultural preservation within the community. As Mayegun, he serves as a bridge between traditional leadership and the people, advocating for the well-being of the town and ensuring that Yoruba customs, values, and ancestral wisdom preserve and thrive. 

Beyond his spiritual work, Chief Mayegun Farotimi Alawode Ogundeji is a highly skilled woodworker and master wood carver, specializing in traditional Yoruba sacred art. His craftsmanship includes the intricate carving of Òpón Ifá (divination trays), Ìróké Ifá (divination tapper), and sacred Òrìṣà sculptures, all of which hold deep spiritual significance in Yoruba tradition. His artistry also extends to other specialized visual art forms. Through his artistic mastery, he not only preserves Yoruba heritage but also channels divine energy into each handcrafted piece.

For consultations, spiritual services, or Ifá and Òrìṣà studies, Chief Mayegun Farotimi Alawode Ogundeji welcomes all who seek wisdom and connection to the ancestral traditions.