Segzy19:
Eish! See ignorance at display ooo

My brother nor be small o...and they will claim graduates!

MonsieurX:


There's a difference between slave trade and colonialism, these are 2 distant eras. The queen never enslaved any Africans, before everybody becomes an online activist, try to get proper knowledge.

Perhaps Mary Slessor too shouldn't have stopped the killing of twins in Nigeria because African societies were "perfect"

Colonialism was what ushered Africa into the present stage of enlightenment and development. What would we achieve without Christianity and education?

Just like the Uju woman insulting people up and down on Twitter, most of you love to deceive yourselves.

Don't bother with these people. They are amusingly and willfully stupid.

MonsieurX:


Yea, but nobody mentioned Yoruba land, kilo n se bobo yi?

I taught u were generalizing us NIGERIA

BurialGround:
I can't believe that the Queen went to Ijebu Ode and return with her head intact.

If it were to be at Okija in Ihiala LGA it would have been a different case.

10mobile:
The Queen had zero achievement but celebrated by the same black monkeys whose ancestors she animalized.

Ode, by the time she came to the throne there was nothing like slave trade..
There is a difference between colonialism and slavery

Biodun556:
When Queen Elizabeth came to Nigeria In 1960 before the independence, we reveal to you where she passed the night.

When we talk of Nigeria history, the Ijebu people will always be noted as one of the wealthiest Billionaire tribes and there is in another dimension as they’ve been rich right from the pre-colonial era.

One of the Notable billionaire of the old who flexed their dough hard includes Ijebu born businessman and philanthropist, Timothy Adeola Odutola. Before we go into the evergreen edifice this man built, we would love to run a short profile of him.
Chief Timothy Adeola Odutola (1902- 95) Is a prominent businessman and Philanthropist from #Ijebu-Ode.

He attended St Saviours Primary School Italope and Ijebu-Ode Grammar School. He started work in the Colonial Service and later went into business selling damask and fish.

He became a Produce buyer opening large storage units and transportation lines. By 1960 he had created a conglomerate including three factories, a retail franchise, a cattle ranch, a 5,000-acre rubber and palm oil plantation, a sawmill, and export business.

Chief Odutola became so rich that he had a personal relationship with the father of Queen Elizabeth, George VI.

In 1956 during her Official visit to Nigeria, the Queen of England; Queen Elizabeth II was scheduled to visit only Ibadan, Enugu and Kaduna as the regional capitals.

Queen Elizabeth requested her visit be rerouted to include Ijebu-Ode to enable her to visit Chief Timothy Adeola Odutola, the Ogbeni Oja, her father’s friend who usually wined and dined with the royals at Buckingham Palace.

She passed a night at Ijebu-Ode and what a privileged visit indeed. Behold the Adeola Odutola Lodge, Ijebu-Ode (built, 1939).


https://www.anaedoonline.ng/2020/02/29/see-castle-where-queen-elizabeth-spent-a-night-in-nigeria-photos/

Not only Odutola..

Zetty177x:


It must have been remodeled or renovated

No it hasn't being remodeled, that house was pulled down four times during construction before the one you are seeing.

People should stop magnifying this slave of a thing. Every part of the world suffer slavery one period or the other. Slave is not the cause of our problem rather our greediness

Obamaofusa:

Not only Odutola..

See small pikin.

temitope27:
I taught u were generalizing us NIGERIA

Calabar is in Nigeria, so my statement was more of a fact than a generalization.

Tope, farabale ko gerrarahia!

Thumbs up bro.It's obvious many took in bitter sentiments of people who were suposed to tell them the truth of history. It will do the country good to return History back to school curriculum and also make it compulsory to avoid tragedy of misinformed minds filled with dark hatred for the past, present and future....

MonsieurX:


There's a difference between slave trade and colonialism, these are 2 distant eras. The queen never enslaved any Africans, before everybody becomes an online activist, try to get proper knowledge.

Perhaps Mary Slessor too shouldn't have stopped the killing of twins in Nigeria because African societies were "perfect"

Colonialism was what ushered Africa into the present stage of enlightenment and development. What would we achieve without Christianity and education?

Just like the Uju woman insulting people up and down on Twitter, most of you love to deceive yourselves.

This house at Lagos Garage, Ijebu Ode.

bergs2:
These are the few that benefited from slave trade. Mind you! Africans sold Africans.

I honestly don’t know why people who are bitter against the Queen make it seem like she did it just came and plucked people from here.

goslowgoslow:

Oga nothing like propaganda, I was born and raised in that estate. Old pictures can be colored with modern technology.

They would have allowed the picture be genuinely in it's original state?

This is forgery you know?

Lol,one TRIBE and hate

Biodun556:
When Queen Elizabeth came to Nigeria In 1960 before the independence, we reveal to you where she passed the night.

When we talk of Nigeria history, the Ijebu people will always be noted as one of the wealthiest Billionaire tribes and there is in another dimension as they’ve been rich right from the pre-colonial era.

One of the Notable billionaire of the old who flexed their dough hard includes Ijebu born businessman and philanthropist, Timothy Adeola Odutola. Before we go into the evergreen edifice this man built, we would love to run a short profile of him.
Chief Timothy Adeola Odutola (1902- 95) Is a prominent businessman and Philanthropist from #Ijebu-Ode.

He attended St Saviours Primary School Italope and Ijebu-Ode Grammar School. He started work in the Colonial Service and later went into business selling damask and fish.

He became a Produce buyer opening large storage units and transportation lines. By 1960 he had created a conglomerate including three factories, a retail franchise, a cattle ranch, a 5,000-acre rubber and palm oil plantation, a sawmill, and export business.

Chief Odutola became so rich that he had a personal relationship with the father of Queen Elizabeth, George VI.

In 1956 during her Official visit to Nigeria, the Queen of England; Queen Elizabeth II was scheduled to visit only Ibadan, Enugu and Kaduna as the regional capitals.

Queen Elizabeth requested her visit be rerouted to include Ijebu-Ode to enable her to visit Chief Timothy Adeola Odutola, the Ogbeni Oja, her father’s friend who usually wined and dined with the royals at Buckingham Palace.

She passed a night at Ijebu-Ode and what a privileged visit indeed. Behold the Adeola Odutola Lodge, Ijebu-Ode (built, 1939).


https://www.anaedoonline.ng/2020/02/29/see-castle-where-queen-elizabeth-spent-a-night-in-nigeria-photos/

She get luck no be now, bandits for just arrange her

Alsenora:
Thumbs up bro.It's obvious many took in bitter sentiments of people who were suposed to tell them the truth of history. It will do the country good to return History back to school curriculum and also make it compulsory to avoid tragedy of misinformed minds filled with dark hatred for the past, present and future....

Thanks for the comment. If people wanna blame any country for slavery, it's America. Transatlantic slave trade was the most recent human slavery and it was majorly perpetrated by Americans.

She was liked by all.
Several nice stories about her visit.

maestro299:
Don't bother with these people. They are amusingly and willfully stupid.

Thanks for the comment. At least it's good to light a candle so those who want to see can see.

gidgiddy:
Interesting story

But I find it hard to believe that the Queen went to Ijebu Ode, and there is no picture of this historic visit

Aunticate this story by posting a picture of the Queen visiting Ijebu Ode as such visit would been groundbreaking at the time

Guy the picture is right there in the compound how I wish I was in town I could have gone to take a picture of it.
Even popular Leventis the owner of Leventis store do come to the house.
In case you don't know Odutola was the first chairman manufacturers association of Nigeria.

Trojan8:


After building Lagos, una still build Britain. So a Nigerian had 500bn pounds, while the Brits that had same pounds had to borrow from him. To have 500bn in cash, how much was Ojukwu father then worth? 2 trillion pounds or what?

U dey mind the idiot, he for say na ojukwu dey finance world economy that time.

Queen ELIZABETH... Rest in peace

Great! I was in Ibadan when the man died. One of the Nigeria's great men of the 20th century

Akinfemmy:


What kind of house niggà statement is this?

Uncle ruckus is that you

You don't need to believe my perspective but the modernity and civilization you're witnessing in the world today is as a result of Christianity and Western education... Only Boko Haram would argue against that.

annyz:


They would have allowed the picture be genuinely in it's original state?

This is forgery you know?

Lol..... haven't you seen pictures of world war in colours? Why are you bitter!

Timeless piece of architecture and well maintained too.

MonsieurX:

Calabar is in Nigeria, so my statement was more of a fact than a generalization.

Tope, farabale ko gerrarahia!

werey gbe ile yin ni

bergs2:
These are the few that benefited from slave trade. Mind you! Africans sold Africans.

No pls. I knew this man. Even one of his tyre threading companies at Oke Ado, Ibadan. I was in Ibadan when he died in 95.

ElSudani:


Odutola sold slaves? LWKMD

No he didn't, he was an industrialist.

Look at you . Go to badagary and ask

EmmaJnr1:
You are correct.

The Queen had visited Nigeria sometime in 1956, signed some papers with a man named Louis Odumegwu .O, took (borrowed) a three full plane load of money belonging to a Bank called ACB, money was over 500billion pounds at that time, masterminded a war afterwards, during that war, destroyed all documents containing the deal (money borrowed) with the said man, about a year after eliminating the said man. Mr Louis was eliminated by the Queen.

Britain worked against the creation of a country as Biafra. Britain was 70% built with money and resources borrowed from the said nation (Biafra). People must understand, the Queen had committed a lot of atrocities in the past, Biafra which should be the richest in the world today, is currently being kept under the carpet. But In no time, this country would be declared, these money would be returned. These are facts you won’t see anywhere near the google or Wikipedia. The mainstream is controlled by the agendists.

An IPOB never fails to disappoint.

temitope27:
werey gbe ile yin ni

Haba, why cursing cos I was joking with you? You're very stupid for that. Werey gbe ile awon iran e! Idiot.

zolajpower:

Look at you . Go to badagary and ask

Yeah, like you know what you are talking about.