TAO11:


Wow! I'm glad to read this. I never knew this.

@TAO11
Can u pls come up with some academic facts to thrash this "abore story version that this our oyo brethren have been masturbating on since.
Someone need to school them.

erosimo:


@TAO11
Can u pls come up with some academic facts to thrash this "abore story version that this our oyo brethren have been masturbating on since.
Someone need to school them.

Should TAO11 be feeding the trolls?

Why entertain it when it is batshit crazy.

I am sure TAO11 has more important things to do than waste time on something so stupid

MRLANNISTER:


You from Oka?

confirm one

Matmode:
You are sighted

I see you too

dbanjj1629:
Olubaka of Okaland

Omo Okarufe

dbanjj1629:
Olubaka of Okaland

Omo Okarufe

femolii:
You are from where?

Am from offa, Ilorin is not a Yoruba land.is only few part of kwara that is yoruba like offa, erin ẹ. T. C but Ilorin itself is gambari land(Fulani land) make your research very well.

Paramount01:


Am from offa, Ilorin is not a Yoruba land.is only few part of kwara that is yoruba like offa, erin ẹ. T. C but Ilorin itself is gambari land(Fulani land) make your research very well.

You need medical attention because of that I will not argue with you

Very good

The Akran of Badagry is not Yoruba the Ogu people or what some people call Begun people were settlers in the old Dahomey presently known as Republic of Benin. Oral history has it that the Ogu people are descendant of those who migrated from Whydah, Allada and Weme which are now part of the Republic of Benin as a result of Dahomean War that occurred during the 18th century. According to Mesawaku, a historian; the Ogu people migrated to Badagry as the 15th century due to the need security.
They speak the Gun language is a language in the GBE languages group. This is closely related to the fon language. It is the second most spoken language in Benin.
And I don't think the Awujale of ijebuland is suppose to be there and any f**ker that says otherwise should suck it.

Obaro of Kabba

kidap:
Nigerian Traditional Rulers often derive their titles from the rulers of independent states or communities that existed before the formation of modern Nigeria.


They don’t have formal political power, they command respect from their people and have considerable influence.

Below are some titles of kings/ traditional rulers in Yoruba land.




If you know some other titles of Yoruba traditional rulers/ kings not listed above, kindly add it in the comment box.
Thank You!


Source: https://gidifeed.com/names-of-traditional-rulers-in-yoruba-land/

Okezedan:
Why oba of Lagos no dey the list?

Olowo Eko is there. (Eleko of Eko).

Thank God the traditional rulers has come out to appreciate the governor for his good work