Efunsetan Aniwura

Chief Ẹfúnṣetán Aníwúrà (c. 1820s – June 30, 1874) was the second Iyalode of Ibadan and one of the pre-eminent slave traders in the 19th century Ibadan. Quotes Thank you very much, though I am now Evangelist Iyabo Ogunsola popularly known then as Efunsetan Aniwura, Iyalode Ibadan. I have been going to bible school before the death of my husband, but I did not take evangelism serious until I had a spiritual attack. I was attacked spiritually after the play, Efunsetan Aniwura to the extent that I could not sleep day and night for six months despite my going from one hospital to the other. Even, I went to spiritual homes but I did not get healed until God showed me the story of Bartholomew, the blind who called the name of Jesus and got healed. I also called upon the name of Jesus and got healed. No, I have been a Christian from birth because I came from a Christian family. I did go to church and also attended a Christian school. I have been a Christian all my life. Mind you, most of the things we did in school then were to turn some of the books being read like Olowolayemo, Won Rope Were Ni and others into plays, which we staged. No, I have been a Christian from birth because I came from a Christian family. I did go to church and also attended a Christian school. I have been a Christian all my life. Mind you, most of the things we did in school then were to turn some of the books being read like Olowolayemo, Won Rope Were Ni and others into plays, which we staged. "There was a day I went to the market and a woman met me on the road and called me a wicked woman, some even called me witch, series of names that I cannot remember. In fact, when I was attacked spiritually, I thought it must be the handiwork of those who thought I had diabolical power. It was when I came back from bible school that my colleagues stopped inviting me to location, and since I’m not hungry, I can’t be begging for roles. So, I use my talent for full evangelism now. External links Category:Businesswomen from Nigeria Category:Slave traders Category:1820s births Category:1874 deaths Category:Yoruba people Category:Murdered people