Remembering ProphetS.O. Akande (Baba Abiye)
The Blind God's General of Ori-Oke Baba Abiye, Where Apostle Ayo Babalola Took His Last Breath
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Long before Ori-Oke Baba Abive became one of the most visited prayer mountains in Southwestern Nigeria, it was a thick forest in Ede, Osun State. Few could imagine that this quiet, rocky hill would one day draw kings, governors, and thousands of seekers from near and far.
Prophet Samson Oladeji Akande (1896-
1992), fondly known as Baba Abiye,P_NG experienced life's trials early. Once an Islamic scholar, his journey took a dramatic turn when just fifteen days before his wedding, he lost his sight while trying to extract nuts from a palm tree. In that season of struggle, he had a rare encounter with Apostle Ayo Babalola that deepened his walk of faith. He also endured the pain of stillbirths, earning the name "Baba Abiku" (Father of Stillborn). When God blessed him with a surviving child, he became Baba Abiye, the Father of the
The Blind God's General of Ori-Oke Baba Abiye, Where Apostle Ayo Babalola Took His Last Breath
Nostalgic Sound Media
Long before Ori-Oke Baba Abive became one of the most visited prayer mountains in Southwestern Nigeria, it was a thick forest in Ede, Osun State. Few could imagine that this quiet, rocky hill would one day draw kings, governors, and thousands of seekers from near and far.
Prophet Samson Oladeji Akande (1896-
1992), fondly known as Baba Abiye,P_NG experienced life's trials early. Once an Islamic scholar, his journey took a dramatic turn when just fifteen days before his wedding, he lost his sight while trying to extract nuts from a palm tree. In that season of struggle, he had a rare encounter with Apostle Ayo Babalola that deepened his walk of faith. He also endured the pain of stillbirths, earning the name "Baba Abiku" (Father of Stillborn). When God blessed him with a surviving child, he became Baba Abiye, the Father of the
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