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Titles of Traditional Rulers in Yorubaland

In Yoruba land, apart from Oba which is the general name for a king, each king or traditional ruler has his own royal title which distinguishes him from other kings. Below are some titles of traditional rulers in Yorubaland.
Titles of traditional rulers in Yorubaland.
- Alaafin of Oyo
- Ooni of Ife
- Alake of Egba
- Olubadan of Ibadan
- Awujale of Ijebu-Ode
- Alaketu of Ketu
- Olowu of Owu
- Orangun of Ila
- Olupopo of Popo
- Eleko of Eko
- Deji of Akure
- Eleruwa of Eruwa
- Olu of Itori
- Alaga of Aga-Olowo
- Olusi of Usi
- Olofa of Ofa
- Timi of Ede
- Onidanre of Idanre
- Soun of Ogbomosho
- Akarigbo of Remo
- Olu of Mushin
- Alaperu of Iperu
- Emir of Ilorin
- Onisaga of Isaga
- Onikoyi of Ikoyi
- Olubara of Ibara
- Onisabe of Isabe
- Elejigbo of Ejigbo
- Lalupo of Gbagura
- Oluyewa of Aiyetoro
- Olota of Ota
- Olu of Ilaro
- Olufi of Gbogan
- Okere of Saki
- Ataoja of Osogbo
- Olowo of Owo
- Attah of Ayiede Ekiti
- Osemawe of Ondo
- Ebumawe of Ago-Iwoye
- Owa Obokun of Ijesa
- Onjo of Okeho
- Ayangburen of Ikorodu
- Ajero of Ijero
- Ogoga of Ikere
- Orimolusi of Ijebu-Igbo
- Eleruwa of Eruwa
- Akaran of Badagry
- Onikire of Ikire
- Osolo of Isolo
- Olota of Ota
- Olu of Ilaro
- Onikoyi of Ikoyi
- Apetu of Ipetumodu
- Olu of Mushin
- Alaye of Efon Alaaye
- Ewi of Ado-Ekiti
- Ojon of Ejigbo and Ijanland, Lagos State
- Onikoyi of Ikoyi Ile, Oyo State
- Aseyin of Iseyin
- Onipopo of Popo
- Onisabe of Sabe
- Onilado of Ilado
- Onilogbo of Ilogbo
- Atawa of Latawa Remo Land
- Elepe of Epe Remo Land
- Odofin of Sonyindo Remo
- Onijagba of Ijagba Remo
- Ewusi of Makun
- Olukoro of Ikoro-Ekiti
- Arinjale of Ise-Ekiti
- Onitaji of itaji-Ekiti
- Onire of Ire-Ekiti
- Onikotun of Ikotun
- Onijegun of Ijegun
- Onigando of Igando
- Ologudu of Ogudu
- Olubeshe of Ibeshe,
- Ranadu of Imota
- Obateru of Egbin
- Alajede of Ijede
- Arigbamu of Agbamu
- Oniror of Tore
- Olojoku of Ojoku
- Onira of Ira
- Olomu of Omuaran
- Onimore of Imore
- Onipe of Ipee
- Oloje of Oje-owode
- Aragbiji of Iragbiji
- Onigbeti of Igbeti
- Aseyin of Iseyin
- Olokuku of Okuku
- Akirun of Ikirun
- Iba of Kisi
- Obalufon of Sepeteri
- Alamodu of Ago-amodu
- Owa of Igbajo
- Aseyin of Iseyin
- Alado of Ado-awaye
- Abodi of Ikaleland
- Rebuja of Osooroland
- Egun of Idepe/Okitipupa
- Olu of Igodan-Lisa/Okunmo Kingdom
- Amapetu of Mahin Kingdom
- Olugbo of Ugboland
- Halu of Ode Aye
- Lumure of Ayeka
- Owa of Ogbagi
- Adepe of Oyan
- Olowode of Irawo Owode
- Elemure of Emure
- Ologotun of Ogotun
- Arinjale of Ise
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If you know some other titles of traditional rulers in Yorubaland not listed above, kindly add it in the comment box and we will update this list as soon as possible.
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Ovori of Ibeshe,
Alabirun of Ikare
Alahun of Imore
Alado of Abuleado
Agbojojoye of Ibasa-Ijegun egba
Onirede of Irede and Igbanko
Olojo of Ojoland
Oniba of Ibaland
Oba Alara of ilara Remo
Ajalaiye of Ijebu Imomo
Ajalorun of Ijebu Ife
Alaawe of Awe
Oluwo of iwo
Ojon of Ejigbo and Ijanland, Lagos State
Onikoyi of Ikoyi Ile, Oyo State.
Orangun of Oke Ila.
Aseyin of Iseyin
Onipopo of Popo
Onisabe of Sabe.
Onilado of Ilado.
Onilogbo of Ilogbo.
Thank you Miss/Mrs. Bisi Bakare. We really appreciate your contribution. It goes a long way.
Alara of Ilara Epe Kingdom
Thanks for your contribution, Prince Shitta.
Onigbeti of Igbeti
Thank you Mr. Gata Babatunde!
Owamiran of Esa-oke
Owamiran of Esa-oke
Abodi of Ikale, Halujagbo of Ode Aye
Thank you Mrs/Miss Fatundimu Adebukola. We really appreciate your contribution.
Onigboho of igboho
Alepata of Igboho NOTHING LIKE Onigboho of Igboho
Oh yes! Thanks for contributing, Mr. Kayode.
Olojudo of Ido-Ekiti
Thanks for your visit and contribution, Mrs./Miss Deborah Olorunfemi.
Ewusi of Makun
Alado of Ado
Thank you, Mr. Yomi. We really appreciate your contribution.
olosi osi ekiti, oore of otun ekiti, alara of aramoko ekiti, ajero of ijero ekiti, alawe of ilawe ekiti
Oh! This is great and very nice of you. A big thanks to you, Mr. Olayinka Babatope.
Owa of Ogbagi Akoko
Thank you, Mr. Amos. Your contribution goes a long way.
kindly help me wit traditional title of iwo,arigidi,okemesi,ido osun,ijebujesa, ode remo.tanks
Alapeju of ilupeju ekiti
Thank you, Miss/Mrs Alawe Olorunfemi. This is really helpful.
oba Abodi of ikaleland, Haul of aye kingdom, Rebuja of osoroland, Jegun of idepe -okitipupa, oba olugbo of ugboland
wao! We really appreciate this. Thank you very much, Miss/Mrs Idebi Folagbade
Ajalorun of ijebu ife
thanks for your contribution, Babs.
Ayangburen of Ikorodu
Thank you, Mr. Eleshin Seyi
Oloja of Epe
This is really helpful. A big thanks to you, Mr. Odunare Oluwaseun.
Atawa of Latawa Remo Land
Elepe of Epe Remo Land
Odofin of Sonyindo Remo
Onijagba of Ijagba Remo
Ewusi of Makun
thank you, Mr. Oluwasegun Osiberu. We really appreciate this valuable contribution of yours. Thank you once again.
Olujumu of Ijumu Kingdom, Ijumu is in kogi state sharing boundary with ondo start and partially with Edo people. The stool is first class stool which rule 20 villages and town in IJumu
Wao! This is wonderful. Thank you for your contribution, your highness, Oba Williams Olusegun Ayeni. Please visit often to get the best of OldNaija.
Onisanbo of ogbooro
Thank you, Mr Adegbiji Babatunde
ogunsua of modakeke
Thanks Abi.
Aragbiji of Iragbiji
This is really helpful. Thank you, Mrs Bukola Awobode.
For you to list all yorubas Obas without Alara of Aramoko kingdom, that means your list is not completed. Alara of Aramoko is one of the seven paramount rulers in Yoruba land.
For you to list all yorubas Obas without Alara of Aramoko kingdom and Ajero of Ijero kingdom, that means your list is not completed. Alara of Aramoko and Ajero of Ijero is one of the seven paramount rulers in Yoruba land.
Thanks for noting.
Olukoro of Ikoro-Ekiti, Arinjale of Ise-Ekiti, Onitaji of itaji-Ekiti, Onire of Ire-Ekiti
Thank you, Mr. Biodun Esan
Owa of igbajo
Thanks for your contribution.
Lanuwa of Ode Omi the first OBA In ijebu Land senior to Awujale of ijebu land. Onise of ise lekki lagos
Thank you, Chief Balogun. Your contribution was really helpful. ‘E seun a dupe’.
Onijagbo of Ijagbo, Kwara State.
i appreciate this site he will help dos people that not know their Obas title. thanks
Thank you for your nice comment, Mr. David Owolabi. We’re glad you found OldNaija useful.
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Obaro of Kabba, Olu of Oiworo kingdom, Oluapata of Apata, Ologidi of Ogidi, Elegbe of Egbe, Bajana of Obajana, Olujumu of Ijumu kingdom, Olugbede of Gbede land, Alayere of Ayere, Elejiba of Ejiba, Elejuku of Ejuku, Owa of Jege, Obaro of Esi land, Ologbom of Ogbom, Ologbe of Ogbe, etc. all these from yoruba part of kogi state
Thanks for this wonderful contributions, Mr. Adekunle Babatunde
Not Completely. ….. ..
without Agbana Of Isanlu.
Agbana of Isanlu Land is one of Frist Class Oba.. in Yagba Land, since when they are in Old Kwara State.
Thank you Mr. Adeyemi
Adeboruwa of igbogbo
Thank you, Mr. Jamiu
onikotun of ikotun,onijegun of ijegun,onigando of igando,ologudu of ogudu.Frm ayoola opeyemi frm ikotun.
Oh! This is great! Thank you for this, Mr. Ayoola Opeyemi.
Olupako of Saa’re
Ajatokende of maun
Thank you for this.
olubeshe of ibeshe,
Ranadu of Imota
Obateru of Egbin
Alajede of Ijede
Jegun of ile Oluji
Akirun of Ikirun
Thanks for contributing, Mr. Kehinde Oladimeji and Mr. Afolabi Faruq.
WE ALSO HAVE (1) OWA OF IGBAJO (2) ONIRUN OF OKE IRUN (3) ELEJIGBO Or OGIYAN OF EJIGBO (All In Osun State) .4 AJORI’WIN OF IRAWO (5). ONJO OKE’HO ( Not Oba Of Oke’ho (6) SABIGANNA OF IGANNA, (7) OLU OF IGBO ORA (OLOKA OF OKAAKA (All In Oke Ogun Area Of Oyo State
Point Of Correction Akran Is Not Title Of Oba Of Badagry Akran Is A Name Of One Of Past Badagry Kings ” OBA SIDI AKRAN ” Title Of Oba Of Badagry Is ” MENUTOYI OF BADAGRY “
Point correction ,ONJO OF OKEHO NOT OBA OF OKEHO.
Point of correction ,ONJO OF OKEHO NOT OBA OF OKEHO.
Thank you very much, Mr. Samuel Olusola. It will be corrected.
Point of correction ONIRUN OF IRUN, IRUN-AKOKO ONDO STATE. In addition ONIKARE OF IKARE,OLOWO OF OWO, ALARA OF ARAMOKO, ONIGEDE OF IGEDE
A big thanks to you, Mr. Babalola Clement.
Eleyinpo of ipapo
Great article and information, Please can you make a gallery of all Yoruba Oba’s. Thank you.
Ajero of Ijero not Asero
What of Alepata of Igboho. Others are the other regional obas in abeokua and demo.
Owa Ale of Ikare
Thanks for your contribution, Mr. Adedayo Alo
IBA OF KISHI
Thank you Mr. Abdulsamad.
Alakija of Ikija Ijebu
Thanks for your comment, Pastor Patrick Abiodun.
Point of correction,Ilorin is not yoruba land
Thank you.
Ilorin is part of Yoruba land.It was Afonja a representative of Alafin that teamed up with his Fulani spiritual agents to fight Alafin.Afonja was eventually murdered by the Fulanis Every act perfidy has a price either now or later.
Correct! The Yorubas tried to regain the controll of Ilorin three different times but failed, but still, it remains part of Yorubaland.
https://oldnaija.com/2017/01/12/the-mugbamugba-war-second-attempt-of-a-failed-expulsion/
Thank you for your visit and comment, Mr. Lanre Adewolu. Kindly do check back.
Actually AFONJA ended up not physically warring against AOLE AROGANGAN (the briefly reigned ALAAFIN during Afonja days)…Afonja was actually loyal to Oyo but was betrayed by Aole not once but twice. Fulani betrayed Afonja because Afonja allowed them free reign not factoring how backstabbing the Fulani can be.
ARAJAKA OF IGBARA ODO EKITI
Thanks for your comment, Mr. Aladeyelu Ademuagun.
Alepata of Igboho
Thanks for your visit and wonderful contribution, Mr. Mayowa Aringbangba.
owamiran of Esa – Oke in Osun State
Thank you so much for your contribution, Segilola Adeniyi. You have a very beautiful name.
Oluwo of iwoland
Thanks for your contribution, Mr. Ejilude Joshua Ejiwale.
I think we need to be a bit careful about some towns where there is controversy about their oba. Towns like IKere in Ekiti state and Ikare in Ondo state. There is an official recognition by the government in these towns. Like in Ikere-Ekiti where we have Ogoga of Ikere and Onikere of Ikere the government recognizes Onikere of Ikere and in Ikare Akoko the government recognizes Olukare of Ikare and not Owa-Ale of Ikare
Thank you so much for this enlightenment, Mr. Babalola Clement. All you have said above is true. We will make sure to tread cearfully in that aspect. Thanks once again.
OK my brother you are welcome
Oore of Otun Ekiti
Olojudo of Ido-Ekiti (Ido Faboro)
Thanks for your visit and wonderful contributions, Mr. Babalola Clement. We are grateful!
This is great! Thank you so much, Mr. Ayeni Israel.
Onidere of idere
Thanks for your contribution, Mr. Leke.
Akinrun of Ikirun land Aragbiji of Iragbiji Ajalaye Ipetu Ijesa
Thank you for your visit and great contribution, Mr. Ibrahim Ayorinde. We are really grateful.
Olunisa of Inisa
Thank you for your contribution, Mr. Adebayo Fatai.
ONIMEKO OF IMEKO AND OBALADI OF AFON LAND,OLOOLA OF ILARA,OLU OF IMASHAI,ONIDOFA OF IDOFA
Thank you for your contribution, Mr. Adewale Olowu. We are really grateful.
Zaki of Arigidi.
Thank you for your contribution, Mr. Gbenro.
1.OKUBAKA OF OKA AKOKO S/W ONDO ST.2,OLUKARE OF IKARE AKOKO N/E ONDO ST.
This is awesome. Thank you for your visit and contribution, Mr. ATERE GABRIEL DADA. We really are grateful. Please visit often.
OBALEO OF ERINMOPE EKITI
Thanks for your visit and contribution, Mr. Gbenga Alebiosu.
Alepata Of Igboho, Onigboho Of Igboho, Ona Onibode Of Igboho, Onigbope Of Igbope, Iba Bonni Of Igboho All In Oorelope L.G.A Of Oyo State
This is great! Thank you Mr. Azeem Adekunle. We really appreciate your contributions.
Ajoriwin Of Irawo, Aare Of Ago Aare, Onisanbo Of Ogbooro, Alamodu Of Ago Amodu, Onigbeti Of Igbeti
Olukotun of Ikotun-Ile, Elerin of Erin, Osolo of Osolo,
We love this. Thank you for your contribution, Miss/Mrs Sterling Silver. Please visit often.
Olufon of IFON, ondo state
Thank you for your visit and contribution, Mr. Olikenyo. Please visit often.
Olowode of owode land
Olu of owode iyewa land
Thank you for your visit and wonderful contributions, Mr. Lawal Saubana Oke.
salu of Edunabon, akirun of Ikirun, aragbiji of irsgbiji, oloba of OBA Oke, olumoro of Moro, ooni of IFE, oloogi of ogi, alayegun of odeomu, ogunsua of modakeke, apetu of ipetumodu, owaoye of imesiile, adimula of ifewara, olufon of ifon, owa of otanayegbaju, olona of ada, owaloko of ilokojesa, owa ooye of imesi ile, oragun of Oke Ila, owamiran of esaoke, agbowu of ogbaagba, owaloko of iloko ijesa, alawo of awo, obasgun of obaagun, aree of ire, oluresi of iresi, olunisa of inisa, elende of ekoende, onijabe of ijabe, alapomu of apomu, eburu of iba, oloyan of oyan, owalare of ilare, awara of iwara, oloore of ore, olola of ola, olobu of ilobu, elerin of erinosun, olu of ileogbo, akeji of ikejile, elegboro of ijebujesa, alademure of ibokun,
olobaagun of obaagun
Wao! This is so wonderful. A million thanks to you, Miss/Mrs. Amusan Oluseyi Adebimpe. We are very grateful, your contribution goes a long way. Thank you also for your visit and please visit often.
CAN ANYONE TELL ME THE TITLES OF THESE OBAS?Lanlate Tapa Igangan Ijebu Igbo?
Onilala of Lanlate, Elenpe of Tapa, Oluaso of Igangan
CAN ANYONE TELL ME THE TITLES OF THESE OBAS?LANLATE,AYETE,TAPA,IGANGAN,IJEBU IGBO.
Onilala of Lanlate, Asawo of Ayete, Elenpe of Tapa, Oluaso of Igangan
Osobia of Makun-Omi
Thank you for your visit and contribution, Mr. Ifarajimi Oladunjoye. Kindly do check back.
Obaro of Kabba
Thank you for your contribution, Mr. Olusegun. Your visit is appreciated. Please visit often.
Its Alaaye of Efon-Alaaye
Thank you, Mr. Akinwale Abiodun. It will be corrected. Your visit is highly appreciated.
owa of igbajo, aringbajo of igbajo’jesa, onjo of okeho
Thank you for your visit and contribution, Mr. Akintunde Ojo. Kindly do check back.
jegun of ele – oluji, kingdom
Jegun of Ele – Oluji, kingdom
Thanks for your contribution, Mr. Makinwa Alfred. It really goes a long way. Kindly do check back.
Olufon of ifon orolu
olukare of ikare , olubaka of oka ,olugbe of ugbe ,aladeokun of alade idanre,owa of idanre
Thank you for your priceless contribution, Mr. Kutelu Oluwaseun. It really go a long way. Kindly do check back.
Ogunsua of modakeke
Thanks for your contribution, Mr. Zaccheaus. Please visit often.
Olu of Igbogila
Thank you for adding to this treasure box, Asiwaju Dele Asipa. We are grateful. Kindly do visit again.
Alajede of ijede
Adeboruwa of igbogbo
Thank you for your contribution, Mr. Wasiu. Kindly do check back.
For okeho, it is Onjo of Okeho not Oba of Okeho. Thanks for this effort.
This is very enlightening. Kindly help me with the titles of these kings – Ilora and Iseyin. Thank you
Aseyin of Iseyin and Akibio of Ilora.
Thanks for your visit, Folashade. Kindly do check back.
ALARA OF ARAMOKO Kingdom
Thanks for your contribution, Mr. Ayodele Babatunde Stephen.
pls can u kindly give me a traditional ruler in osun state and his duties
olosunjela of osun jela, alie of ile Arabiji of iragbiji
Onisambo of Ogbooro, Sabiganna of Iganna, Oniware of Iware, Elero of Ilero, Onimia of Imia,
Wao! This is a great contribution. Thank you, Mr. Abdulwaheed. Kindly do check back.
Alado of Ado in Lagos State.
Thank you, Eniola. Your contribution is appreciated. Kindly do check back.
Elemure of Emure-Ile
Thanks for your contribution, Mr. Dehinde Olutimehin. Kindly do check back.
Olushuare of shupare land
Thank you for contributing, Kawasaki. Please, visit again.
You have forgotten Oluwo of Iwo. Why?
Onikoyi of Ikoyi-Ekiti, Asaba of Isaba-Ekiti,Olorin of Orin -Odo ekiti, Alasin of Asin-Ekiti, Elekole of Ikole Ekiti They are all in Ikole LG areaFROM FAGG
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Alapomu of Apomu
you should writer Ona onibode of Igboho land
Thank you, Mr. Salaudeen Ganiyu.
Olikan of Etikan
Olu of Oworo kingdom, Olu of Apata-Oworo, Obaro of Jakura-Oworo, Bajana of Obajana-Oworo, Maasi of Agbaja-Oworo (kogi state)
Owa Ale of Ikare
Owa Ale of Ikare
Mayegun of Ode – Omu
Thanks for your contribution, Mr. Lekan Niyi. Kindly do check back.
Orimilusi of Ijebu Igbo
Thank you so much, Mr. Adebowale. Kindly do check back.
Oniwo of Iwo Isin
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Elero Of Ilero, Aseyin Of Iseyin, Onjo Of Okeho, Onitede Of Tede, Ologbon Of Igbon
Olupele of Ipele
Thanks for your contribution, Honourable Ogunmolasuyi Sesan. Kindly do check back.
Arigbamu of Agbamu
Oniror of Tore
Olojoku of Ojoku
Onira of Ira
Olomu of Omuaran
Onimore of Imore
Onigbeji of Igbeji Kingdom
Onigogo of Igogo Ekiti.
Akogbe Of Ajue,lapahun Of Lasia Kingdom, Jegun Of Ile Oluji Land
Thank you for contributing sir. Kindly do check back.
Ogunsua of modakeke
Thanks for your contribution, Mr. Lam Abass.
Oluwo of Iwo
Thanks for contributing, Mr. Adeniji Adeloye.
Olukare of Ikare Akoko, Olumo Of Imo Arigidi Akoko, Zaki Of Arigidi Akoko,Onirun of Irun Akoko.
Onipe of Ipee LAND, Kwara State ( This is a very important Oba in Yoruba Land. He was the pleader(onipe) of the old Alafin of Oyo in the old Oyo Empire before migrating to his present land.
Thanks for your contribution, Mr. Moyin Salaudeen. Kindly do visit again.
Further history on Onipee of Ipee:
As a rule distinguished members of the old oyo Royal Family do not reside in the metroplolis. A great number of them was found scattered in all over the province. Onipe was thus elevated to the rank of METROPOLITAN KING just like Atiba, son of Abiodun was at Ago.
Onipe’s record of service was meritorious as he was very honest in the discharge of all duties assigned to him. He was also the conduit pipe that connected all the administrative agencies which assisted the Alaafin in the ruling of Oyo metropolis. The excellent performance of Onipe prompted the Alaafin to give him two options as follows:
1) To become an ONAMODAKE, full fledged member of Oyomesi and still remain in the service of the Alaafin, or.
2) To become an ESO and move out to establish his own town.
The Onipe chose to go on adventure and explore the empire with a view to establishing his own town. When Onipe was about to leave Oyo town, the Alaafin decorated him with OPAGA (which qualifies him to keep Ilaris), EJIGBA and other royal insignias.
AROLU, One of onipee son founded Iree in osun state. Onipee of Ipee in Kwara State, till today remains the father of oniree of Iree land of Osun State.
Thanks for this piece of history, Mr. Owolabi Hammed. It’s highly appreciated. Kindly do visit again.
sir Iree kingship title is Aree of Iree not oniree
Not oba of okeho but its Onjo of Okeho
Onigboho of Igboho
Oloje of Oje-owode
Aragbiji of Iragbiji
Onigbeti of Igbeti
Aseyin of Iseyin
Olokuku of Okuku
Akirun of Ikirun
Iba of Kisi
Obalufon of Sepeteri
Alamodu of Ago-amodu
Owa of Igbajo
Osemawe of Ondo.
Elekole of Ikole Ekiti, a prominent ọba in Yorubaland, paramount ruler of Egbe-ọba Kingdom
Thanks for your contribution, Mr. Akande Gbenga. This goes a long way. Kindly do visit again.
Onigboho of Igboho(Oorelope lg),Oloje of Oje-owode(saki-east lg)oyo state0,Aragbiji of Iragbiji(Boripe lg),Olokuku of Okuku(Odo-otin lg),Akirun of Ikirun(Ifelodun lg),Aree of Iree(Boripe lg),Owa of Igbajo.osun state.
This really goes a long way. Thanks for your contribution, Alagba Ademot. Have a wonderful evening.
not Elejigbo but Ogiyan of Ejigbo
Thanks so much
NOTE: OKEHO is ONJO OF OKEHO and not Oba of Okeho. the leading first class Oba in Oke-Ogun is ASEYIN OF ISEYIN LAND (OYO STATE) which is missing in this list.
Alado of Ado-awaye
ALADO of ADO-AWAYE LAND IS A FIRST CLASS KING not Aseyin
Y argumentation
you’ve forgotten ALAJAAWA OF AJAAWA
No we haven’t. Thanks for contributing, Mr. Oladayo Gbemileke. Kindly do check back.
Elejiba of Ejiba land. yagba west kogi state.
Ondo state
Abodi of Ikaleland
Rebuja of Osooroland
Jegun of Idepe/Okitipupa
Olu of Igodan-Lisa/Okunmo Kingdom
Amapetu of Mahin Kingdom
Olugbo of Ugboland
Halu of Ode Aye
Lumure of Ayeka
Thanks so much for your priceless contribution, Mr. David Morakinyo. Kindly do visit again.
Alayandelu of Odo-Ayandelu
Thanks for your contribution, Otunba Obafemi Adenuga. Kindly do check back.
Wot Of, Onidere Of Idere.
Olukare of Ikare, Olubaka of OKa, Owa of Ogbagi
Thanks for your contribution, Adejoro. Kindly do check back
Olobu of ilobu
Olufon of ifon
Elerin of elerin
Olobu of ilobu
Olufon of ifon
Elerin of erin
Thanks for your contribution, Olamodder. Kindly do visit again
Olu of Imasayi
Thanks for visiting and contributing, Mr. Olude Wale. Kindly do visit again.
Olujare of Ijare
Alara of Ilaramokin
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Alawe of Ilawe Ekiti,a capital of Ekiti South west local government Area
We equally have the Oniwo of Iwo, Olowu of Owu-Isin, Olusin of Isanlu-Isin, Olusin of Ijara-Isin, Olusin of Iji-Isin, Oloba of Oba, Olu of Pamo, Olu of Kudu-Owode, Eledidi of Edidi, Olola of Ola, Eleku of Odo-Eku, all in Isin L.G.A. of Kwara State.
The first class oba in oke-ogun is ALADO OF ADO-AWAYE not aseyin because the first alado was crownded on 1521
ALEPATA OF IGBOHO is omitted pls note
Pls were is Adepe of Oyan land
Owa obokun adimula of ijesha land
Ajana afa of oke-agbe akoko
Olu of warri
Olu of Igbo ora
Aare of Ofiki,onitede of tede, Amuni of Ijio,Sabigana of iganan,Alepata of Igboho Eleyinpo of Ipapo etc
Olomu of Omuaran Alofa of Ilofa Alaran of Arandun Onimo of Imo, Ilesha Olupo of Ajase-Ipo
obaro of kabba
OLUPAKO of SA’ARE
Eleyinpo of Ipapo.
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Tirimi of Ipinrindo
Salu of Edunabon
Eburu of Iba
olupako of Share
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This is highly educative and very important. Thanks so much for this good work. Also appreciation goes to all the contributors for their effort.
Thank you all.
Pls review the list and add OLANREWAJU OF ISOKANLAND
The list can be seen as incomplete base on the list released in 1931 and republished in 1987 by Tribune newspaper. Some crown wear Oba were !missed. They are:
ALAWE OF ILAWE
ALARA OF ARAMOKO
ONITAJI OF ITAJI
OLOJUDO OF IDO
ONIRE OF IRE
OORE OF OTUN
ELEMURE OF EMURE
OLOGOTUN OF OGOTUN
ARINJALE OF ISE
ELEKOLE OF IKOLE
We are working on updating our list. Thank you.
ALAWE OF ILAWE
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OLOWODE OF IRAWO OWODE
Olojoku of Ojokuland (Kwara)
Onirore of Roreland, (Kwara)
Arigbamu of Agbamuland (Kwara)
Onijagbo of Ijagboland (Kwara)
ALEPATA OF IGBOHO
OLONA OF ADA. ADA IS IN BORIPE NORTH LOCAL COUNCIL DEVELOPMENT AREA OF OSUN STATE
Onitede of Tede
Olosi of Osi Ekiti, a firtst class oba in Ido-Osi local government of Ekiti state is missing in the list . Please insert. Thanks
Agila of Igila
Elegboro of Ijebu jesa
The Title of Oba of ÀDÁNLÁ-ÌRÈSÉ in Ifelodun LGA, Kwara State is ẸLẸ́RÍN OF ÀDÁNLÁ-ÌRÈSÉ
I swear boss now we were given assignment on this now from school
Hope this helps.
onisanbo of ogbooro land
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