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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...
- Eripa; Igbodu; Oke Oba
Boluwaduro Igbajo 231118 Gbeleru; Igbajo; Iloro;
Obaala; Obanla;
Okerun Boluwaduro Iresi 231117 Agofulani; Gbonko; Iresi; Morakinyo;...
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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...
- 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...
- the
modern Òkè-Ìlá Ọ̀ràngún was
founded near the
original Igbohun. The
Ọbaálá clan of Òkè-Ìlá Ọ̀ràngún,
according to
their histories which refer to their...
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kingdom at Ila Yara
about 500
years ago. Babalola,
Olufemi Oladapo. “The
Obaala Babalola Adekeye's
History of Oke-Ila
Orangun -
Historical and Constitutional...
- 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...
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Generation to Generation,
Midlands Art Centre, Birmingham.
Installation by the
OBAALA Arts
Cooperative including David A. Bailey,
Sonia Boyce,
Shakka Dedi, George...
- 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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kingdoms of Òkè-Ìlá Òràngún and Ìlá Òràngún. Babalola,
Olufemi Oladapo. “The
Obaala Babalola Adekeye's
History of Oke-Ila
Orangun -
Historical and Constitutional...
