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English: Babalawos are priests in Ifa found in Nigeria and other countries like Spain, United States, Cuba, Mexico and Brazil to name a few. Their outfit styles depend on the use. These men have a working, casual and elegant outfit. Here they are working together to make spiritual medicine. This is supposed to help people with many things like good luck and health among many others.
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Babalawos working on spiritual medicine.

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