About the Author and King

The author of these 23 profound publications and the Vodún Video Series is Ayìnɔn Axɔ́sú Àgɛ̀lògbàgàn Azàsinkpotín Agbovi, the paramount Axɔ́sú (ah-hoe-sue - "monarch/king") of the Afrikan Maroon Monarchy of Gànlɔdó founded in 2012 in the United States of America. 

His Imperial Majesty was born and raised in the port city of Mobile, Alabama which happens to be the city where the last captive (“slave”) ship left from and then returned to with 110 Afrikans against their will (look up information on “The Clotilda”). He is a business school graduate of Alabama State University and a Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer. Culturally, the axosu is initiated and trained in several Afrikan priesthoods of the Afrikan Vodùn and Iṣẹṣẹ (Yọrùbá) traditions, including full initiation and training in the Ifá and Fá divination and philosophical systems in addition to having 29 years of experience living Afrikan culture and spirituality.

The ߊߚߐ߫ߛߎ߫ Axɔ́sú is an avid diviner, specializing in Roots (ancestral lineage) and ߖ߭ߏߕߏ Zoto (one's ancestral sponsor) Readings while remaining masterful at any type of reading using the Fá oracle.

As it relates to his works and teachings in the Afrikan traditions of African Vodún of the Ajã people and the Ìṣẹ̀ṣè of the Yọrùbá people, he has become a profound innovator and history maker by:

* Writing the first Fɔ̀n-English language book

* Becoming the first "African American" to publish a book containing verses from all of the sacred 256 Odù Ifá

* Becoming the first actual Afrikan Vodún priest and practitioner to produce a functional and philosophical book on the Kpólí Fá (Odù Ifá Ifá the Yọrùbá) - the sacred chapters and verses from the perspective of the Ajã people

* Being crowned the first and only monarch/king in the Ajã culture outside of Afrika

* First and only to found a monarchy based on Ajã culture and African Vodún 

* Being the only author to write a book on Afrikan sacred text in a completely Afrikan writing script (N'ko) and language (Ajã/Fọ̀n)

* Being the first monarch of an Afrikan monarchy (outside of Ethiopian) to adopt and use an Afrikan writing script as its official writing script

The Axɔ́sú can be contacted at ekaabokilombo@gmail.com