Immanuel Kant: Philosopher of Ogboni
A philosopher of Ògbóni is a person whose ideas are correlative with those of the various Yoruba origin esoteric fraternities which are variants of Ògbóni or its other form, Òṣùgbò even though s uch a person is not known to be a member of Ògbóni or Òṣùgbò and does not even mention these groups in their work. An Ògbóni philosopher , on the other hand, is a member of Ògbóni or Òṣùgbò who presents a body of ideas giving insight into Ògbóni values. I developed those characterizations in the course of constructing a new school of Ògbóni, the Universal Ògbóni Philosophy and Spirituality, as I describe in " Developing Universal Ògbóni Philosophy and Spirituality: My Journey ". In my earlier writings, I have identified Wole Soyinka and Babatunde Lawal, two scholars, along with Soyinka being an imaginative writer in poetry, drama and fiction, who are philosopher s of Ògbóni, inspired by and projecting Ògbóni, directly and indirectly. I have also described Su