Interpretation
Ogbè Òtúrúpọ̀n (Ogbè-Tòminà) teaches that we are defined by what we are willing to carry. The 'Elephant's Tusks' are heavy and inconvenient, yet they are the animal's ultimate weapon and sign of status. The verse instructs the devotee that their current 'crushing' responsibility is actually their 'Ire.' To ask for the burden to be removed is to ask for one's crown to be taken. It encourages praying for the 'Supportive Pillar' (Òtúrúpọ̀n) of internal fortitude and ancestral backing.