Ileogbo day occasion is not just for fundraising; it is a day of joy that calls for celebration in the real sense of it because we have many reasons for celebrating. It is a day that e all Ileogbo indigene need to raise their hands in praise to the Almighty God because he has done …
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Deities are supernatural beings, thought of as holy, divine or sacred. Some religions have one supreme deity, while others have multiple deities of various ranks. Deities in Ileogbo are depicted in various forms but are also being frequently expressed as having human forms. Some faiths and traditions considered it blasphemous to imagine or depict …
The first generation towns of the Yoruba homeland, which encompasses large swathes of the said country of Nigeria, Benin and Togo, are those with Obas who generally wear beaded crowns; the rulers of many of the second generation settlements are also often Obas, those that remain and those of the third generations tend only to …
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On Ileogbo stool, people could trace the history of the throne of Ileogbo to the time when Prince Lakale first settled at Atokejoye. After the demise of Prince Lakale, his children and grandchildren reigned in succession. Okunsinde Olakunbe Latoyo Akinyelu. Ileogbo Stool 1. Osungbayibi – Osungbayibi was the last Baale at Ahoro. He was mortally …
