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Title of the Yoruba
Obaala (or in Yoruba orthography Ọbaálá) (also Obala, Obanla) is a senior title in the royal council of many kingdoms of the Central Yoruba subgroups
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Town in Osun State, Nigeria
traditional administration by the Obaala of Ila-Orangun, the Prime Minister and second-in-command of the kingdom. * The Obaala of Ila-Orangun holds the office
Ila_Orangun
Ancient Igbomina kingdom
clan the title of Ọbaálá ("mighty king" or "senior king"), a title next in rank to the Ọ̀ràngún of Oke-Ila the paramount king. The Ọbaálá is also designated
Isedo
King of Ijeshaland ruled from 1522 to 1526
succession had since been continuous. Owaluse created chieftaincies like Obaala (Prime minister of Ilesa), Lejofi, Loro and others. He gave room for military
Owa_Owaluse
Tittle of the paramount ruler
ISBN 978-0-87725-148-4. Retrieved 9 August 2026. Babalola, Olufemi Oladapo. “The Obaala Babalola Adekeye's History of Oke-Ila Orangun - Historical and Constitutional
Orangun
Nigerian musician and singer-songwriter (1938-2018)
worshippers, she was the third child of Aóòláè, a babalawo who was the Obaala of Ilara-Mokin, and his second wife, Ifalọ̀úrọ̀, an Olókun priestess who
Dele_Ojo
Urban metro in Ondo, Nigeria
ranking deity, Ajalemogun), Oisikin/Ologun-Sikin (highest ranking warrior), Obaala (a noble title), Ologun-Legiri (head of the Egiri/Iledo, the local police
Ilara-Mokin
Ancient town in Nigeria
Ogunkunle from Fabode’s house, Fatodu and Bada from Ile Sagunrin, Obaala Ogbudu from Ile Obaala Ogan, Anigbedu Farotimi Aborode, Ako, Agbati and Igbagba from
Imesi-Ile
Nigerian Baptist pastor (1929–2021)
of Emmanuel Babalola Adekeye and Marian Tinuoye Babalola-Adekeye. As the Obaala of Oke-Ila Orangun, Osun State, Nigeria until his death, his father Babalola
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since the Ọbaálá title is next in rank to the Ọ̀ràngún of Òkè-Ìlá (the paramount king of the consolidated city-state), and the holder of the Ọbaálá title
Obalumo
Villages in Osun State, Nigeria
231116 Alafara; Eripa; Igbodu; Oke Oba Igbajo 231118 Gbeleru; Igbajo; Iloro; Obaala; Obanla; Okerun Iresi 231117 Agofulani; Gbonko; Iresi; Morakinyo; Obuke;
List of villages in Osun State
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Nigerian royal title
throne was made possibly by support from Iare chiefs such as the Lisa and Obaala of Ilara-Mokin and John Ayanfe Ajayi. Ojopagogo was a member of Eyinmirin
Alara_of_Ilara-Mokin
Jamaican-born visual artist (born 1943)
Generation to Generation, Midlands Art Centre, Birmingham. Installation by the OBAALA Arts Cooperative including David A. Bailey, Sonia Boyce, Shakka Dedi, George
Fowokan
Ancient Nigerian city
kingdoms of Òkè-Ìlá Òràngún and Ìlá Òràngún. Babalola, Olufemi Oladapo. “The Obaala Babalola Adekeye's History of Oke-Ila Orangun - Historical and Constitutional
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