Many of you know, love and respect the Alaafin of Oyo, Oba Adeyemi. You also might have heard about his most prominent children, like Princess Folashade or Prince Akeem. But did you know that Alaafin has (at least) twenty grown children? In this article, we will tell you all about Alaafin of Oyo children.

Meet Alaafin of Oyo's children
Who is the Alaafin of Oyo?

Meet Alaafin of Oyo's children

First of all, let’s get the technicalities out of the way. Alaafin (literally translated as the Man of the Palace in Yoruba), is the name for the emperor of the Oyo empire. Even though the empire now mostly exists in the history books and in Yoruba people’s hearts, it is an important traditional post.

Since 1970, Lamidi Olayiwola Atanda Adeyemi the Third, more commonly known as Oba Adeyemi, has occupied this post. He was born in 1938 on October 15, which makes him 78 years old. He has four wives. He has been together with his first wife, Ayaba Abibat, for more than fifty years. Like Adeyemi, she is also 78 years old. Whereas his most recent wife is also the youngest. She will be 28 in November this year.

His four wives have given him many children, and today we will tell you more about 20 of them that have already achieved something great. They are all considered princes and princesses, so we will drop the honorifics to not repeat ourselves.
Children of Oba Adeyemi


Babatunde Israel Adeyemi

This Alaafin of Oyo son has graduated from Uthman-Dan-Fodio University in Sokoto. He is a certified lawyer and a professional in his trade. Currently, he is in his fifties, working as a pastor, as well as working at Oodu’a Investment Ltd. Babatunde has a beautiful wife Omolara, who is the Justice at High Court of Oyo state. They have a wonderful family and kids. He is humble and kind.
Folashade Adeyemi

Alaafin of Oyo’s most famous daughter received higher education in the United States. She is the CEO of Arewa House of Culture. In addition to that, she is involved in politics and she the leader of women in Oyo. Folashade could be described as a smart and cultured woman who stays true to her heritage.

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https://www.reportnaija.ng/2018/02/26/photos-meet-alaafin-oyos-children/

More power to you Baba Akeem

Must the Alaafin of oyo be aafin in colour? Generally, yoruba kings occupy the lower half of the food chain. They stand no where and can't be compared with nothern kings/ rulers not to talk of igbo kings/rulers despite the fact that they have destroyed the name of royalty no thanks to their numerous ceremonial positions.

Another mko in the making.

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First of all, let’s get the technicalities out of the way. Alaafin (literally translated as the Man of the Palace in Yoruba), is the name for the emperor of the Oyo empire. Even though the empire now mostly exists in the history books and in Yoruba people’s hearts, it is an important traditional post.

Interesting point.

nice

His dick must be very big to have produced such huge numbers of children

Nice to know..

I pass thru his palace to my family compound everytime and I have never set my eyes on him.

How about TillaMan? I thought he is the real omo oba again o?

(Police show am shege!

This is supposed to be the HIGHEST traditional ruler in Yoruba land.
The highest authority


But his priest from ìfẹ́ snatched it

Jonathan:
This is supposed to be the HIGHEST traditional ruler in Yoruba land.
The highest authority


But his priest from ìfẹ́ snatched it

Of what relevance are these traditional leaders sef?

Interesting thing

NwaChibuzor13:
Must the Alaafin of oyo be aafin in colour? Generally, yoruba kings occupy the lower half of the food chain. They stand no where and can't be compared with nothern kings/ rulers not to talk of igbo kings/rulers despite the fact that they have destroyed the name of royalty no thanks to their numerous ceremonial positions.

Igbo kings my foot! The concept of kingship is alien to the igbo culture. Its a recent phenomenon that has been thoroughly overflogged by Nollywood.
All the drug barons, kidnappers, armed robbers, ritualists and all sorts that you have imposed on yourselves as kings............ Awon oniyeye.

Gungnir:


Of what relevance are these traditional leaders sef?

none! Just eat govt allocations and coniving wit dem

K'ade pe lori, ki bata pe lese

My Grand Pa was Oba in my community, but I detest the royalty.

IjeleNwa:
none! Just eat govt allocations and coniving wit dem

It's only because of how fractured our society is on ethnic lines, if not, the whole should have been scrapped a long time ago.

This is why I keep reiterating that the regional government is the best for Nigeria. All these unnecessary positions will be jettisoned.

Nice one Iku Babayeye
First Son a Pastor, that is why Yoruba is the best, most tolerance and civilized culture in Nigeria.
If it is other part of the country they will disown their son for taking a decision on his religion.

supereagle:
My Grand Pa was Oba in my community, but I detest the royalty.

Imagine a community having an Oba, such ludicrous things. So much position little to show for it.

Where are others?

Where's Bambino in the list? The list is definitely not complete without him.

And his grown twins. Like one of them is in national or state assembly.

xxxblast08ii:

don't fall brethren it's a scam I hv been scamed

Jonathan:
This is supposed to be the HIGHEST traditional ruler in Yoruba land.
The highest authority


But his priest from ìfẹ́ snatched it

wetin u sabi

omoelerin1:
wetin u sabi

Olódo

Go to school, u nor gree