₦airaland Forum

Freemanan:
He is the OLU OF ITSEKIRIS who occupy the main Warri as it was known then occupied mainly by the Itsekiri folks... I agree with your opinion That's Why there is a slash there.... and Thanks for the full name... It hurts that Ovie of Uvwie can't make such list... King dey fall ma hand..

rockafela:
there's nothing like the Olu of Itsekiri...from inception it has been known and addressed as THE OLU OF WARRI. Take it or leave it

jantofubu:
bt d kings' king is jesus. Take it or leave it

deavicky:
The list cannot be complete without the ATTA of IGALA

Radoillo:
I wonder why the Etsu Nupe , the Ata Igala and the Shehu of Borno never make lists like this. Personally, I believe these three kings are more influential/powerful than some of the rulers on the list.

Freemanan:
What is your question sir?

OrlandoOwoh:
Where is the Awujale of Ijebu?

Freemanan:
What is your question sir?

Freemanan:
What is your question sir?

RJayson:
Evribody dey fight for hin own king.

Freemanan:
What is your question sir?

FREEEMANAN:
10. THE OLUBADAN OF IBADAN. The title Olubadan means “Lord of Ibadan” and it is the royal title of the king of Ibadan land. It usually takes decades to groom an Olubadan for the mantle through stages of chieftaincy promotion, thus meaning that just about any male born title-holder of the metropolitan center is a potential king. Olubadans are usually appointed from the two ruling lines to the throne, Egbe Agba (civil) and Balogun (military) on rotational basis following the death of a monarch. The 11 high chiefs that formed the Olubadan-in- council, apart from the Seriki and Iyalode, are recognised as the traditional head of each of the 11 LGs in Ibadanland. They are appointed as presidents of customary courts, who are expected to adjudicate on matrimonial, land, boundary and other communal disputes. Oba Samuel Odulana, Odugade is the current Olubadan and although the position like many other monarchical positions is now largely symbolic, the Olubadan remains a prominent figure and has influence on matters of local politics as well as question political leaders on issues such as violence, corruption and lack of true democracy in the region.

Brave86:
Ever heard of the Emir of Zazzau.
The Igwe of Nnewi

Freemanan:
Please ensure you are intellectually armed before meddling with my mentions.... Many have cried for lesser crime... Consult your history journals and get back to daddy...

rockafela:
there's nothing like the Olu of Itsekiri...from inception it has been known and addressed as THE OLU OF WARRI. Take it or leave it

henboy01:
Ogiameeeee!!!!!!! Suo!!!!!!!!

blublahd:
You dey mind them? King wey no send them.

ogbonti:
Olu of Itsekiri indeed... please, he is the Olu of Warri, and it is an insult to call him by his birth name. His title is HIS MAJESTY, THE OLU OF WARRI, OGIAME ATUWATSE II. Afo were tse were! Ogbowuru!! Afomasin!!!