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Oriade Local Council Development Area · Lagos State, Nigeria
Royal Custodians of
Tradition & Heritage
The monarchs of Oriade Local Council Development Area are the living pillars of its cultural heritage — custodians of tradition and symbols of unity for their people. Each throne carries a legacy woven into the very fabric of Lagos's oldest communities.
01
His Royal Majesty
His Royal Majesty
Oba Dr. Taofik Adegboyega Akeju
(Awojo III)
(Awojo III)
Alayeluwa Alahun of Imoore & Apapa
02
His Royal Majesty
His Royal Majesty
Oba Dr. Gausu Alani Rasaki
(Obagbade I)
(Obagbade I)
Alayeluwa Ovori of Ibeshe Kingdom and Seabeach
03
His Royal Majesty
His Royal Majesty
Oba Sheriff Adeshina Bello
(Ambigun II)
(Ambigun II)
Alayeluwa Onigbanko of Igbanko Land
04
His Royal Majesty
His Royal Majesty
Oba Afeez Oriyomi Shittu
(Adeyemi I)
(Adeyemi I)
Alayeluwa Olu of Ibasa, Ijegun Egba / Satellite and Oguntedo
05
His Royal Majesty
His Royal Majesty
Oba Abdul Hakeem Adeyinka Abisogun
Alayeluwa Onilashe of Ilashe Kingdom and Seabeach
06
His Royal Majesty
His Royal Majesty (Late)
Oba Dr. N.A.K. Akinyemi
(Adonjo II)
(Adonjo II)
Alabirun of Ikaare
07
His Royal Majesty
His Royal Majesty (Late)
Oba Dr. I.O. Olayemi
Alamuwo of Kuje Amuwo Land
Royal Court — Chiefs & Title Holders
The Oloye of Oriade
Under His Royal Majesty — Oba 02
Ibeshe Kingdom
Oba Dr. Gausu Alani Rasaki (Obagbade I)
Alayeluwa Ovori of Ibeshe Kingdom and Seabeach
Alayeluwa Ovori of Ibeshe Kingdom and Seabeach
High Chief Tajudeen Agunbiade
Onisemo of Ibeshe
High Chief Akinola Muraino
Sasore of Ibeshe
High Chief Fatai Lugo Atiku
Otun Opeluwa of Ibeshe
High Chief Olayiwola Jagun
Bashorun of Ibeshe
High Chief Biliaminu Agoro Adedeji
Eletu of Ibeshe
High Chief Mrs Toyin Oluwa
Iyalode of Ibeshe
Under His Royal Majesty — Oba 03
Igbanko Land
Oba Sheriff Adeshina Bello (Ambigun II)
Alayeluwa Onigbanko of Igbanko Land
Alayeluwa Onigbanko of Igbanko Land
High Chief Kasali Mutiu
Odofin of Igbanko Land
Under His Royal Majesty — Oba 06
Ikaare
Oba Dr. N.A.K. Akinyemi (Adonjo II)
Alabirun of Ikaare
Alabirun of Ikaare
High Chief Abudu Falana A
Onimole of Ikaare
High Chief Kasali Isiaka
Eletu of Ikaare
High Chief Mrs Raman Titilayo
Eleru of Ikaare
Yoruba Praise Poetry
II
Oríki of the
Awori People
Oríki is a Yoruba tradition of praise poetry and eulogy — a spoken art form that honours the identity, lineage, and character of a people. It is both a greeting and a declaration of heritage.
The Greeting of the Awori People- Mariwo tu yeri yeri
- Agan tu yeri yeri
- Awori Omo Akesan, omo oloko ni ilu Isheri,
- Omo iwaju oloko to n s'owo,
- Eyinkule oloko to nso ejigba'leke,
- Omo ogedengede oloko to ntan yebe yebe loju omi,
- Omo kafopa wa kafaje wa, ka tun sopa nu ka s'aje nu,
- Kafogede gede owo w'ako de'le Isheri. Ki ti gbe?
- Oge i ri.
Ki ti gbe? Oge i ri
The traditional call-and-response greeting of the Awori people — an affirmation of identity, pride, and belonging passed down through generations.