Nuts & Seeds | Bitter Kola | Orogbo | Gooro | Garcinia Kola

Nuts & Seeds | Bitter Kola | Orogbo | Gooro | Garcinia Kola

Picked by an Ifa Practitioner (Babalawo and Iyanifa) from Oyo State, Nigeria. 

PRE-ORDER EXPECTED DATE: 10-16 to 10-21-2023

Common Names

• Orogbo (Yoruba)
• Bitter Kola (English)
• Gooro (Hausa)
• Garcinia kola 

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• Mutual respect
• Community
• personal or communal agreements
• welcoming of a visitor

Read more about the medicinal properties of Bitter Kola

https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/pharmacology-toxicology-and-pharmaceutical-science/garcinia-kola 

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Shipping and Additional Customs/Import Fees:

Customs fees may be placed on physical goods that are imported into a country from another country or territory. These fees are applied to international sales, but never domestic. As a buyer, you are responsible for paying the additional costs such as duties, taxes, and customs clearance fees. 

Items returned due to nonpayment of additional fees or unable to be delivered will not be fully refunded. The shipping and service costs will not be refunded. Items that are perishable (Obi, bitter kola, Atare, etc.) will not be refunded. Check your countries associated import fees, as well that the address is correct before ordering. Once item is shipped, the order cannot be canceled or changed.

Nuts & Seeds | Ataare| Guinea Pepper | Alligator Pepper | Grains of Paradise

Ataare| Guinea Pepper | Alligator Pepper | Grains of Paradise| Lizard Pepper | Eeru | Erinje

Ataare is often used as a spice and an offering to the Orisas. In Ifa, one of the beliefs is that Ataare has the ability to "wake up" the Orisas. 

Ataare is also known as Guinea Pepper, Alligator Pepper, Grains of Paradise, and Lizard Peper. 

Alligator pepper comes is originally from West Africa and is found in countries like Cameroon, Nigeria and Sierra Leone.  

Alligator pepper and grains of Paradise are actually the same spice, but grains of paradise are sold as the seeds only while alligator pepper includes the whole pod. 

Shipping and Additional Customs/Import Fees:

Customs fees may be placed on physical goods that are imported into a country from another country or territory. These fees are applied to international sales, but never domestic. As a buyer, you are responsible for paying the additional costs such as duties, taxes, and customs clearance fees. 

Items returned due to nonpayment of additional fees or unable to be delivered will not be fully refunded. The shipping and service costs will not be refunded. Items that are perishable (Obi, bitter kola, Atare, etc.) will not be refunded. Check your countries associated import fees, as well that the address is correct before ordering. Once item is shipped, the order cannot be canceled or changed.

Nuts & Seeds | Bitter Kola | Orogbo | Gooro | Garcinia Kola

Picked by an Ifa Practitioner (Babalawo and Iyanifa) from Oyo State, Nigeria. 

PRE-ORDER EXPECTED DATE: 10-16 to 10-21-2023

Common Names

• Orogbo (Yoruba)
• Bitter Kola (English)
• Gooro (Hausa)
• Garcinia kola 

symbol

• Mutual respect
• Community
• personal or communal agreements
• welcoming of a visitor

Read more about the medicinal properties of Bitter Kola

https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/pharmacology-toxicology-and-pharmaceutical-science/garcinia-kola 

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Shipping and Additional Customs/Import Fees:

Customs fees may be placed on physical goods that are imported into a country from another country or territory. These fees are applied to international sales, but never domestic. As a buyer, you are responsible for paying the additional costs such as duties, taxes, and customs clearance fees. 

Items returned due to nonpayment of additional fees or unable to be delivered will not be fully refunded. The shipping and service costs will not be refunded. Items that are perishable (Obi, bitter kola, Atare, etc.) will not be refunded. Check your countries associated import fees, as well that the address is correct before ordering. Once item is shipped, the order cannot be canceled or changed.

Nuts & Seeds | Ataare| Guinea Pepper | Alligator Pepper | Grains of Paradise

Ataare| Guinea Pepper | Alligator Pepper | Grains of Paradise| Lizard Pepper | Eeru | Erinje

Ataare is often used as a spice and an offering to the Orisas. In Ifa, one of the beliefs is that Ataare has the ability to "wake up" the Orisas. 

Ataare is also known as Guinea Pepper, Alligator Pepper, Grains of Paradise, and Lizard Peper. 

Alligator pepper comes is originally from West Africa and is found in countries like Cameroon, Nigeria and Sierra Leone.  

Alligator pepper and grains of Paradise are actually the same spice, but grains of paradise are sold as the seeds only while alligator pepper includes the whole pod. 

Shipping and Additional Customs/Import Fees:

Customs fees may be placed on physical goods that are imported into a country from another country or territory. These fees are applied to international sales, but never domestic. As a buyer, you are responsible for paying the additional costs such as duties, taxes, and customs clearance fees. 

Items returned due to nonpayment of additional fees or unable to be delivered will not be fully refunded. The shipping and service costs will not be refunded. Items that are perishable (Obi, bitter kola, Atare, etc.) will not be refunded. Check your countries associated import fees, as well that the address is correct before ordering. Once item is shipped, the order cannot be canceled or changed.