Igbo Olodumare is located in an ancient town of Oke-Igbo, Ondo State. The forest is made popular by David Olorunfemi Fagunwa in his numerous books; Ogboju Ode Ninu Igbo Olodumare, Ireke Onibudo, Aditu Eledumare among others.

The place known as Igbo Olodumare today was dominated by goblins and they made it so much difficult for humans to enter the forest either to hunt or to farm.

According to 'Oba awon iwin' (King of goblins), Chief S. O. Odejinmi “Efforts are being made to make this place a more tourist center where we can have more people to come and even people from outside the country”.

The name 'Oba awon iwin' came as an appellation given to him after his contributory efforts in chasing away the goblins for peoples comfort in the community.

Mysterious Locations in Igbo Olodumare

Prayer Spot: The first place after the special gate that is always locked to show that the forest is not where anyone can visit anyhow without necessary rites being done is the prayer ground where people drop money and speaks their desires quietly.

Egberiwese: This is where Olowo Aye who was the grandfather of baba D. O. Fagunwa met a beautiful spirit. This spirit is known as Ifepade. Olowo Aye fell in love with Ifepade due to her generousity.

Isalu Aye and Isalu Orun: It is a ‘Y’ junction where Ifepade and Olowo Aye departed despite the desire of Olowo Aye to go with Ifepade. Olowo Aye took his journey through Isalu Aye where he met a gnome crying. Olowo Aye asked the gnome why it was crying, it said it only cries for the insatiability of men. Men are the best creature of God, yet, they are never satisfied.

Oke Langbodo: It is a sloppy mountain which its climbing is not easy. It’s considered that only strong men can climb it. These strong men are considered as “Akoni meje”. Not too far from Oke langbodo is where we have Ibujoko Olowo Aye, Omo Akowediran (Olowo Aye resting place)

Esu Kekere Ode: This esu kekere ode still shows anger to the people till now, each time they sense there is anger; they worship it with palm oil and other necessary traditional ingredients.

Ajingu Idakeroro: The place is described as a very quiet place in Igbo Olodumare, it became so quiet as that because of an encounter of a particular fearful spirit with a hunter. The fearful spirit had record of victories over several hunters not until when a particular strong hunter defeated it. Birds and other animals in the forest shouted and were so happy, but the fearful spirit cursed them that it will be their last shout in that environment. Till today, no bird of any kind or animal can give a sound in the mysterious location.

Oja Awon Iwin: This is where goblins in Igbo Olodumare do their buying and selling. It is said that this particular market still functions till now. Anyone who is powerful can feel it, see it, even hear them buying and selling if they pay visit there at night. Not so far from there is ogbun ainisale.

Ogbun Ainisale: It was like a prison where offenders with no pardon were thrown after binding their legs and the hands. It is so deep that no one dare try to see the depth from the top.

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this world is full of mysteries. i can imagine entering a place like this described forest without fainting back to back like hit tracks

habsydiamond:
this world is full of mysteries. i can imagine entering a place like this described forest without fainting back to back like hit tracks

Nothing of such, I assure u....Its fun. But be prepared to climb mountains...

My father had a cocoa plantation in a village not far from Igbo Eledumare. All you have narrated here are fictions from the book. The place is now where people are farming. Nothing like goblins there now or then. All you read in that book are imagination not real. Cocoa farmers are there doing their work. The place itself is full of cocoa trees.villages around that place are; Oke alafia one and two, Awo, Ayetoro, Temidire, Alarere etc.

Prohollowu:
Nothing of such, I assure u....Its fun. But be prepared to climb mountains...

i can see ur heart is made of stone. mine na meat ooo

duro4chang:
My father had a cocoa plantation in a village not far from Igbo Eledumare. All you have narrated here are fictions from the book. The place is now where people are farming. Nothing like goblins there now or then. All you read in that book are imagination not real. Cocoa farmers are there doing their work. The place itself is full of cocoa trees.villages around that place are; Oke alafia one and two, Awo, Ayetoro, Temidire, Alarere etc.

All you see in this articles are not fictions from books... They are what the people there narrated. Fiction or not, at least, there are sources who claimed all these things happened there.
...if goblins are still there now, no one can enter there to see all the locations and return to share this story. They are no more there as they were then. That is what this article is saying... If you are familiar with that place as you have claimed, then you should know who has the title of oba awon iwin (King of goblins). His name is indicated in this article, you can make further inquiry.

Prohollowu:
All you see in this articles are not fictions from books... They are what the people there narrated. Fiction or not, at least, there are sources who claimed all these things happened there.
...if goblins are still there now, no one can enter there to see all the locations and return to share this story. They are no more there as they were then. That is what this article is saying... If you are familiar with that place as you have claimed, then you should know who has the title of oba awon iwin (King of goblins). His name is indicated in this article, you can make further inquiry.

This is the issues we have with yorubas, they cant tell history without dining in myth