In an age where Western ideals increasingly dominate global thought, a few bold voices remain committed to preserving Africa’s ancient wisdom. One such voice is that of Aare Olusegun Daramola—a Nigerian entrepreneur, spiritual teacher, author, and the founder of World Builderr, a platform rooted in enlightenment, cultural preservation, and spiritual transformation.
Known for his deep knowledge of Yoruba spirituality and Ifá tradition, Daramola has become a global figure championing the relevance of indigenous wisdom in the modern world. Based in Osogbo, Osun State, but frequently traveling across continents, he uses his teachings to connect people to their divine essence and ancestral roots.
Daramola is also the host of The Light of Ifá Podcast, a growing platform where he explores the teachings of Ifá, Yoruba philosophy, and the modern application of ancient truths. Through storytelling and spiritual insight, he has carved a niche as a thought leader, merging tradition with transformation.
Recognized for his impact, Daramola was recently honored with the title Aare Atunluse Omoluabi Oodua Agbaye by the Yoruba Council Worldwide—an affirmation of his unwavering commitment to promoting Yoruba heritage globally.
Born on September 4, 1989, in Ilorin, Kwara State, Olusegun Daramola’s fascination with spirituality began as early as age 12. Encouraged by his father, a renowned diviner, young Olusegun explored African and global spiritual systems, often offering predictions that came to pass. His mother also confirmed the prophetic significance of his birth.
A curious and reflective child, he spent his early years in nature and around elders, absorbing wisdom. His love for communication also led him into radio and television broadcasting at a young age, becoming self-taught in the media arts by the time he was a teenager.
Daramola’s formal education began at The Apostolic Church Nursery and Primary School in Ilorin and continued through Government Day Secondary School and Jibsorek College. He later earned a Nigeria Certificate in Education (NCE) from the Kwara State College of Education, Oro, specializing in Christian Religious Studies and Economics.
He also holds a Bachelor of Arts in English Language from the National Open University of Nigeria, as well as certifications in computer processing and national youth development from the RISE National Youth Forum (2015).
But beyond academic achievements, it is Daramola’s spiritual journey that sets him apart. He is deeply rooted in Ifá philosophy and has been initiated into several Orisha traditions, including Obatala, Ogun, Esu, Osun, and Egungun.
In 2016, Daramola launched World Builderr, a global consciousness movement dedicated to helping individuals unlock their higher selves (Ori), embrace ancestral wisdom, and live empowered lives. The platform caters to seekers from all walks of life who are yearning for deeper meaning, self-mastery, and spiritual awakening.
World Builderr is more than a brand—it is a call to remember, reconnect, and rebuild. It offers teachings, writings, coaching, and mentorship, all designed to guide people toward their purpose and full spiritual potential.
Whether through podcasts, books, or spiritual retreats, Daramola’s goal remains clear: to revive the ancient wisdom of the Yoruba people and integrate it into modern life. He teaches that Ifá is not just a belief system but a universal record of all existence—human and cosmic.
With a rare blend of traditional depth and contemporary relevance, Aare Olusegun Daramola is not only redefining spirituality for the modern age but also ensuring that African indigenous knowledge takes its rightful place on the global stage. Through World Builderr, he is helping people remember who they are—not just spiritually, but historically and culturally.
And in doing so, he’s building more than a brand—he’s building a legacy.