Wizdray:
That's my King... Tolexander, are you from Iwo? Just curious how you know the 'Oriki' of Iwo land

no sir, I'm not from Iwo.
OSBC taught me the oriki sir!

Kabiyesi, MY Royal Father, E ku pro ilu ooo My Kabiyesi in action. God bless Nigeria, Iwo ko ni baje

D king na papas king...do c him mst tyms.got swag.

Tolexander:
no sir, I'm not from Iwo. OSBC taught me the oriki sir!

Alright Sir..

Tolexander:
any way you chose to understand it.

There are always stories attached to Yoruba praise poetry!

lol.. Don't mind me I was just being sarcastic.. I always make fun of my friends who are from iwo that how can they be praising themselves as "iwo ti o ni lekun, iwo ti o ni kokoro, omo ateni gbore"

Slimberry1:
Iwo Omo Olodo Oba Omo Atenigbola Omo Atenigbore Iwo Ase Alejo Gbore Iwo ko ni Ilekun Beeni Ko ni Kokoro Eru Wewe Ni Won Fi n Se Ilede Ni Iran Baba Temi Iwo Ti Odidere Ki ki ki Ti ko le ki tan Iwo ti Ajero ro ro ti ko le royin tan Iwo ni'le Odidere Nle o, Iwo Ilu Alfa.... . ...

are u frm there?

Tolexander:
Another new generation Oba in the SW.

Iwo olodo oba
Omo ateni gbola
Omo ateni gbore
Iwo ko ni ilekun
Iwo ko ni kokoro
Eru ni Iwo fi n so le.

Guy, may GOD bless you, u let me remember Ebenezer obey, although am Barrister fans

emmasege:
I honestly think the Afobajes of Yoruba land are getting it wrong in recent choice of their kings or could it be that some politicians enforce their candidates on them through settlements? Certain traditional stools are meant for elders but if there are no elders in such royal families again, young ones who have been taught the tenets of royalty and who have related well with elders, should be appointed. Oluwo of Iwo is looking for a very cheap publicity in a wrong way. You cannot in anyway measure up to Ooni's status through that fake staff of office (which is alien to our Iwo land) or cheap publicity that you are always looking for. If you must copy kings, emulate older ones who have earned reputation for themselves through character and carriage (e.g. Soun, Alaafin, Awujale, Alake & Owa Obokun). Imagine Femi Gbajabiamila standing right and shaking hands with a prominent Yoruba king ((Oluwo). Why won't he if Ooni can take same insult from politicians. And it's neither the fault of the politicians but these kings who would downgrade and desecrate the thrones by jumping from one politician's house/office to another.

This king was recently reported as leading Eid Fitri prayer in Iwo land, the first to be so done by a Yoruba king, all in an attempt to please the northern emirs and his fanatical followers. Yoruba kings are traditional rulers and not religious rulers, and the likes of Alaafin of Oyo and Awujale of Ijebu land (both practising Muslims) should call this midget to order and remind him that he's father to all religions before he sends a wrong signal to Muslim fanatics and sets a religious crisis-prone town on fire.


Aabo oro la nso f'omoluabi (half word is enough for the wise).

Iwo Odidere a gbe wa o.

you're right bro, the guy cant even stay in his palace for a month without junketing around , i dnt even knw where he copied this kind of lifestyle. I was even surprised when i heard that someone with a foreign wife is going to be the new oluwu of iwo land. His predecessor, "oba olatunbosun tadese" was'nt like this.

come shake hands with oba Oyo and dry like a plant in d desert, a whole traditional ruler for dat mata,no wonder politicians no dey respect d obas again

emmasege:
I honestly think the Afobajes of Yoruba land are getting it wrong in recent choice of their kings or could it be that some politicians enforce their candidates on them through settlements? Certain traditional stools are meant for elders but if there are no elders in such royal families again, young ones who have been taught the tenets of royalty and who have related well with elders, should be appointed. Oluwo of Iwo is looking for a very cheap publicity in a wrong way. You cannot in anyway measure up to Ooni's status through that fake staff of office (which is alien to our Iwo land) or cheap publicity that you are always looking for. If you must copy kings, emulate older ones who have earned reputation for themselves through character and carriage (e.g. Soun, Alaafin, Awujale, Alake & Owa Obokun). Imagine Femi Gbajabiamila standing right and shaking hands with a prominent Yoruba king ((Oluwo). Why won't he if Ooni can take same insult from politicians. And it's neither the fault of the politicians but these kings who would downgrade and desecrate the thrones by jumping from one politician's house/office to another.

This king was recently reported as leading Eid Fitri prayer in Iwo land, the first to be so done by a Yoruba king, all in an attempt to please the northern emirs and his fanatical followers. Yoruba kings are traditional rulers and not religious rulers, and the likes of Alaafin of Oyo and Awujale of Ijebu land (both practising Muslims) should call this midget to order and remind him that he's father to all religions before he sends a wrong signal to Muslim fanatics and sets a religious crisis-prone town on fire.


Aabo oro la nso f'omoluabi (half word is enough for the wise).

Iwo Odidere a gbe wa o.

are u 4rm Iwo?

Slimberry1:
Iwo Omo Olodo Oba Omo Atenigbola Omo Atenigbore Iwo Ase Alejo Gbore Iwo ko ni Ilekun Beeni Ko ni Kokoro Eru Wewe Ni Won Fi n Se Ilede Ni Iran Baba Temi Iwo Ti Odidere Ki ki ki Ti ko le ki tan Iwo ti Ajero ro ro ti ko le royin tan Iwo ni'le Odidere Nle o, Iwo Ilu Alfa.... . ...

are u 4rm Iwo?

emmasege:
I honestly think the Afobajes of Yoruba land are getting it wrong in recent choice of their kings or could it be that some politicians enforce their candidates on them through settlements? Certain traditional stools are meant for elders but if there are no elders in such royal families again, young ones who have been taught the tenets of royalty and who have related well with elders, should be appointed. Oluwo of Iwo is looking for a very cheap publicity in a wrong way. You cannot in anyway measure up to Ooni's status through that fake staff of office (which is alien to our Iwo land) or cheap publicity that you are always looking for. If you must copy kings, emulate older ones who have earned reputation for themselves through character and carriage (e.g. Soun, Alaafin, Awujale, Alake & Owa Obokun). Imagine Femi Gbajabiamila standing right and shaking hands with a prominent Yoruba king ((Oluwo). Why won't he if Ooni can take same insult from politicians. And it's neither the fault of the politicians but these kings who would downgrade and desecrate the thrones by jumping from one politician's house/office to another.

This king was recently reported as leading Eid Fitri prayer in Iwo land, the first to be so done by a Yoruba king, all in an attempt to please the northern emirs and his fanatical followers. Yoruba kings are traditional rulers and not religious rulers, and the likes of Alaafin of Oyo and Awujale of Ijebu land (both practising Muslims) should call this midget to order and remind him that he's father to all religions before he sends a wrong signal to Muslim fanatics and sets a religious crisis-prone town on fire.


Aabo oro la nso f'omoluabi (half word is enough for the wise).

Iwo Odidere a gbe wa o.

You dey mind the yeye king,he is trying too hard to be like ooni, looking for cheap publicity up and down.he is still young and has a long way to go.I hope his reign will be peaceful cos he looks controversial and religious biased.

IFA no dey pick old man any again o Modern Oba with swagger.....

King or Imam? I saw him leading eid prayers in Islamic scholars city, the town don finished, a kufar for that matter.

Tolexander:
Another new generation Oba in the SW.

Iwo olodo oba
Omo ateni gbola
Omo ateni gbore
Iwo ko ni ilekun
Iwo ko ni kokoro
Eru ni Iwo fi n so le.

Eru wewe ni won fin de ile ni iwo omoba toni mere...

When did the VISITED bcum d VISITOR?? same az Ooni of Ife.

EYIN OMO IWO EJE KIN RIYIN, REP UR COMPOUND IN IWO



I REP ILE OLODE AND ILE ALAKETE

Can we know the purpose of the visit, hope is not another round of publicity stunt. We really need a better thing to face in this nation than celebrating visit of kings, either young or old. Nigeria is hungry for all round positive change.

Tolexander:
Another new generation Oba in the SW.

Iwo olodo oba
Omo ateni gbola
Omo ateni gbore
Iwo ko ni ilekun
Iwo ko ni kokoro
Eru ni Iwo fi n so le.

U make my day bro. #ProudlyIwoBorn

emmasege:
I honestly think the Afobajes of Yoruba land are getting it wrong in recent choice of their kings or could it be that some politicians enforce their candidates on them through settlements? Certain traditional stools are meant for elders but if there are no elders in such royal families again, young ones who have been taught the tenets of royalty and who have related well with elders, should be appointed. Oluwo of Iwo is looking for a very cheap publicity in a wrong way. You cannot in anyway measure up to Ooni's status through that fake staff of office (which is alien to our Iwo land) or cheap publicity that you are always looking for. If you must copy kings, emulate older ones who have earned reputation for themselves through character and carriage (e.g. Soun, Alaafin, Awujale, Alake & Owa Obokun). Imagine Femi Gbajabiamila standing right and shaking hands with a prominent Yoruba king ((Oluwo). Why won't he if Ooni can take same insult from politicians. And it's neither the fault of the politicians but these kings who would downgrade and desecrate the thrones by jumping from one politician's house/office to another.

This king was recently reported as leading Eid Fitri prayer in Iwo land, the first to be so done by a Yoruba king, all in an attempt to please the northern emirs and his fanatical followers. Yoruba kings are traditional rulers and not religious rulers, and the likes of Alaafin of Oyo and Awujale of Ijebu land (both practising Muslims) should call this midget to order and remind him that he's father to all religions before he sends a wrong signal to Muslim fanatics and sets a religious crisis-prone town on fire.


Aabo oro la nso f'omoluabi (half word is enough for the wise).

Iwo Odidere a gbe wa o.

I purposely avoided commenting on these new generation yoruba Obas who are gradually losing their respect unknowingly including the new Ooni.

Unfortunately some people will not discern the damage being done to Yoruba royal stools by controversial/religious actions of these guys who thinks such will make them better, acceptable to outsiders and their subjects whilst they trample upon yoruba culture/traditions.

Imagine an oba having photshoot of handshakes, visiting and courting attention from politicians. Supposed custodians of Yoruba culture and traditional religions who are gradually becoming bling bling chop knuckle kings.

Rashe:
are u 4rm Iwo?

Yes.

Tunami:
are u frm there?

Yes

Tolexander:
Another new generation Oba in the SW.

What sort of Oba has the name ; "Rasheed"
Awon Eru Oba.
Is this not the same guy whose wives dress up like Afghanistani ninjas.
He will never be an Oba

Beautiful olori. But they should have helped her with the necklace before the photo shoots.

Rashe:
are u 4rm Iwo?

Capital Yes, from Gidigbo area. Let's leave it at that, for personal reasons.

Slimberry1:

Yes

pm me ur control digit.

HrmOlolade:
EYIN OMO IWO EJE KIN RIYIN, REP UR COMPOUND IN IWO




I REP ILE OLODE AND ILE ALAKETE

i see u.

Slimberry1:


Yes.

same here...omo-ile-afingba...will love 2 know u more though, chat me up on whatsapp wit 07031118301

Helkayklassic:
New generation king. Oba to n lo iPhone

Kabiyesi toh wo snapback (Falz)

eemjay:
Beautiful olori. But they should have helped her with the necklace before the photo shoots.

I thought I was d only one that saw this, I dd noh know observers many.. .

Rashe:
same here...omo-ile-afingba...will love 2 know u more though, chat me up on whatsapp wit 07031118301

Aii... ile-afingba sounds familiar