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The history and structure of Yoruba-derived religion in Cuba, from the cabildos de nación to the modern casa-templo, including initiation, Ifá, diloggún, the saint correspondences and the traditions it is wrongly conflated with.

The òrìṣà priesthoods of Brazil, Cuba and the United States, the Ọ̀yọ́túnjí experiment, and the Yoruba-descended public figures of Britain and America from Kemi Badenoch to David Oyelowo.

Guide to the fifteen files in the deep diaspora section, covering transatlantic Yorùbá ritual traditions, regional adaptations, continental neighbours, and multidirectional return circulation.

A comprehensive analysis of Cuban Regla de Ocha (Lucumí), covering its institutional evolution from West African models, ritual structures, divination systems, demographics, and major scholarly debates.

A scholarly clarification of the distinct ethnolinguistic roots, theological frameworks, liturgical structures, and institutional histories separating West African Yorùbá religion from its American diaspora counterparts and related traditions.