RIP baba.. Omo Iwo olodo Oba n'ile Odidere (son of iwo where the River Oba is, the home of the parrot)

juman:

May be you are one of the useless leaders?

Very funny, you bloody reta.r..d!

Afam4eva: I've noticed that the title of Yoruba traditional rulers always sound like the town that they govern eg Oluwo of Iwo, Olota of Ota etc.

In what state is Iwo? I think i've heard about that place before.

Oyo State

holly-pagan:
WETIN KILL AM

na thanatos come on top okada seize his soul and ride out of earth

Good bye papa.

Table Leg :

Very funny, you bloody reta.r..d!

Excuse me!! I am not reta.r..d!, iam rather retardeeeeen.

Dawdy:
Iwo is one of the prominent citiies in Osun state.

juman:

Iwo is in osun state. One of the major town in osun state.

Ok, Thanks...i think i was confusing it for Owo in Ondo state.

femi4: Oyo State

You mean old Oyo state?

May Allah subuana watallah accept him and grant him Aljanah fridauz.
Oluwo of Iwoland, Baba Segun. Orun ire ooo.

Afam4eva:
You mean old Oyo state?

yes, old Oyo State

RIP

Iwo omo olodo oba

RIP pls help me greet my Grandpa.

femi4: yes, old Oyo State

Why did n't you put old before Oyo in your earlier comment?. It's in Osun state. Bowen university is located there. RIP Oba Tadese.

aother person that milked the system and embezzled the common wealth
He has gone to meet his Maker
May he RIP

How old is he pls.

HISTORY OF IWO LAND NIGERIA
Iwo is a town in the Osun state of Nigeria.
The city is 6 miles from the Iwo station on the
Lagos Kano railroad. Iwo in Nigeria is situated
at the intersecti on of roads from Oyo, Ibadan
and Ogbomosho. Iwo Nigeria was establishe
d in the 16th or 17th century.
The main production of most of the Nigeria
cities including Iwo are cocoa and cotton
textiles. Iwo yields its economy from cotton
textiles and cocoa production . However the
production rates are quite high and the
economy is thus quite stable.
Iwo was the capital of the Yoruba kingdom in
the 17th century and the city developed when
many
refugees from Yoruba came to settle in Iwo
after the civil wars of 19th century. From
1890s to 1960s Iwo was under the British
rule, which did develop the city to some
extent. The city is quite old but however the
developmen t have definitely improved the
condition of the city in all possible ways and
means.
People.
The people are primarily of Yoruba descent,
and are predominan tly Muslims. The towns
primary economic activity is agricultur e with
the primary crops being cocoa, yams, corn,
cassava, and palm oil however textiles are an
important economic activity as well.
Education.
Among the major secondary schools are the
Iwo Grammar School, the United Methodist
High School, the Baptist High School, St. Mary's
High School, the L.A. Commercial Grammar
School,Isl ahudeen Grammar School and the
Anwar-ul-I slam Grammar School as well as
several others. Higher Institutio ns: BOWEN
University and Wolex Polytechni c
Baptist Teachers' Training College was located
at Oke Odo in Iwo, but this facility is now
used as the campus of Bowen University .
Another institutio n in Iwo is Shariah College
of Nigeria, which used to be in Ibadan before
it was relocated to its permanent site at Oke-
Afo, Iwo. Notable people in this town include
Salinsiles , Aremus, and The Bobakeye Of Ola
land Chief Yomi Ogunsola and Chief (Mrs) Yemi
Ogunsola - Yeye Bobakeye of Ola land, Chief
Adebayo Aremu (SAN) Otunba Of Iwoland,
Chief Ogundokun, Alh. Fatai Akinbade, Alh.
Liadi Tella, Barrister Gbadegeshi n (SAN), Chief
Oloya, The IWILADE family, The Fajinmi's
family.
Among the major private secondary schools
are Islamic Model College,Mu slim Internatio
nal School,Agb aje Momerial Comprensiv e
College,Ai pate Baptist School,Vic o-Hope
Comprensiv e College,A- 1 Grammer School,
Crowey Schools, Regina Mundi Girls Secondary
School, and Our Lady of Fatima.

Inna lilahi wa inna ileahi rajiun.

My mum is from Iwo.

I remember when the man becamse Oluwo many years back.

if na Goldie now, pictures will be flying ALL ABOUT....a whole Oba died, yet no pictures for us to see

And now the tussle begins for another Oluwo. I had my respect for the late Oluwo for his humane nature, but in addition to these qualities I hope the town settles for a renowned king this time around so that the town can regain her rightful position in Osun and Yoruba land as a whole. i think late Prince Alade Lamuye was a king the town never had. May their gentle souls both RIP.

Table Leg :

Are you mad?
What makes you think i am not a king too?

Believe u me, the above comment did my stomach no justice.

my king rest in peace.May ALLAH 4giv all ur tresspasses amin

biolabee:

why is it st.upid

is it the same people that are r.aping nysc girls
Is it not the same people that are jostling for who is the foremost leader in yorubaland (ooni vs alafin)
is it not the same people thathave jacked up the value of land in lagos island
is it not the same people that collect 1-3% of LG allocation what have they done for their people
Some of them have their kids abroad, you shd see the niger delta where they purport to rule

what is the benefit of traditional rulers in this country

And you are also a stewpid person for making that statement

there are times when you ignore some poster, i think the time is now.

RIP, Baba.

Table Leg :

Are you mad?
What makes you think i am not a king too?

You are not a king, u are table leg

Despite the brouhaha surrounding his coronation, (tadase, he is not from a ruling house)! He was able to steer the town to greatness!
Silenced the Mujahideens that placed 'welcom to the islamic town of iwo), reconciled them with the Egungun pple!
And gave an enabling environment for the Xtians and bowen!!

He is a great man!!

Omo olodo Oba,

Omo Odidere!

Iwo ti o ni ilekun
ti o ni kokoro

Eru wewe ni iran baba wa fi n de ile!!

Ekun oko oke
Afi ailo si oko, ti n jeun ode!
Ikushe nla!
Oba, mi to pe ori e!

PRINCE LAMUYE!!

Odidere in Diaspora!!

D paramont ruler of my town is dead.
RIP.
He s been on d throne snc 1992.

Mad Cow: I saw he thread title and all I saw was 'Omo Baba Olowo' is dead.. I thought Davidoo had died...!!




Anyways, Oluwo Olowo of Iwo, Please RIP!!

Life Ana gaga

truly over 18 million Nigerians are mad that doctor no lie at all.

biolabee:

at least mine is rare, your stewpidity eclipses the solar system

His own too is rare. Bring it on guyz.

imperiouxx:

His own too is rare. Bring it on guyz.

I just need someone to tell me the importance of the traditional chief system we still practice
They are entitled to statutory allocation, lands and everything
meanwhile they have always to be used to stifle dissent and foment political turmoil