Yemi elebuibon biography definition

Nigerian writer and linguist

Chief Àràbà Yemi Elebuibon
Born	Ifáyẹmí Ọ̀ṣúndàgbonù Ẹlẹ́búìbọn 1947 (age 77–78) Osogbo, Nigeria
Occupation	Author, priest, poet writer, teacher, linguist
Language	Yoruba, English
Genre	History, grammar/linguistics, religion, poetry, plays
Subject	Yoruba culture, Yoruba history, Yoruba language, Yoruba religion
Notable works	Owonrinsogbe Ifa Olokun Asorodayo (Documentary) Apetebii: The Wife of Orunmila The Adventures of Obatala I & 2
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Ifáyẹmi Ọ̀ṣúndàgbonù Elebuibon (born 1947) is a Yoruba and Nigerian writer, poet, author, linguist, and a world-famous Ifa priest.^[1] His plays and films have received worldwide acclamation for his pursuit of the preservation of Yoruba culture and heritage.

He also serves as a traveling lecturer in several institutions including at the department of African language and literature at the Obafemi Awolowo Unive