The “Siloh Ti De” Movement and Holy Center

The story

While in Okomuta, he founded a gospel band and movement called “Siloh Tí Dé,” preaching Christ across the area and establishing the Holy Center at Oke Eri, Okomuta. This became a hub of worship, prayer, and music where he sang many hymns, including notable compositions such as:

• “Ẹ̀ yìn Ará Òkè Síónì, Ẹ wo ohun ìyanu tí Ọba gíjí Holy Center ṣe fún ọmọ rẹ”
• “Wírì wírì ní ẹsẹ̀ ọ̀run wọlé, láti mú ìhìnrere tọ̀ ará Òkè Ẹ̀ rí wá”

Many more of his hymns speak of Oke Eri and Ilu Eri, the Holy Center and its city. They include:

• “Kristi jọba Aleluya”
• “Jẹki a tẹriba fun Oluwa”
• “Wiriwiri - wiri wiri”
• “Oju Kristi ni oju Adaba mi”
• “Adaba ẹri mi o, nibo lore o ?”
• “Nitori Oluwa mo fi ile mi silẹ”
• “Alore Mininah Minah”
• “Gbogbo ẹnyin Nasiry igbani”
• “Iwọ ọmọ mi, iwọ ọmọ mi”
• “Olorun mi ma binu silu Eri”
• “Mase binu silu Eri mo”
• “Lori oke Rama - lori oke asotele”
• “Betlehem kekere - Nibe ni Oluwa tiwa”
• “Ni irele ni iteriba”
• “Asia Mininah duro”
• “Oju Mennah mi, oju Adaba mi”
• “Dau mini senciry Herma Elio”