Meleasa Houghton Bio – All We Know About Israel Houghton ex-wife Profile Summary Name: Meleasa Houghton Date of Birth: March 1st, 1964 Citizenship: American Profession: Artist Marital Status: Divorced Born in the United States of America on March 1st 1964,…
The Establishment of Ake & the Egba Forest Ake was the last group to join the Egbas at the Egba forest and rosed to be the paramount ruler of the Egba nation. Ajalake, a direct descendant of Oduduwa, moved to…
The Arakanga war | Egba & Ibadan | Yoruba History Just as the Egba was settling from the Owiwi war, the Ibadan regrouped In 1834, to attack the Egba people. The battle is known as Arakanga war. The war is…
Obanta And The Origin Of The Ijebu Ijebu people are a significant Yoruba group and one of the first groups that left Ile-Ife after the arrival of Oduduwa between 400-900 AD. The Owus were the largest and the first to move out…
The Owu – Ijebu War & The Owu Lost Children | Yoruba History The Owu homestead was Dariagbon, next to Sifirin in Osun State, 15 miles from the modern Oyo while their capital was Owu Ogbere when the Owu-Ijebu war…
The war of Owiwi took place in 1832 between the Ijebu, Ibadan, Ota, and Egbado.What made the war of Owiwi important is the destruction that spread across a vast region in Yoruba Land, the war that lasted close to two…
Life And Time Of Shodeke | Egba History Sodeke Was born in Iporo, in egba land, to a royal family. His Mother, Efuwo, was Alake of Egba Ake in the Egba forest’s daughter, the “Lelu Erigi” while his father was the…
Lisabi Agbongbo Akala | Egba history The unity of Egba people is attributed to Lisabi Agbongbo-Akala; hence Egba people regard themselves as the children of Lisabi. Lisabi was a brilliant military organizer and farmer. He united some Yoruba groups for…
The Rise & Fall Of Oyo Empire The Oyo Empire was a Yoruba empire, and the Largest empire ever existed in West Africa, occupying most of what’s is today Southern Nigeria, expanding its territory to the nearby Republic of Benin.…
The Owu war and the kingdom | Yoruba History The Owu people are a significant set of people among the Yorubas. Their settlement is found all over the Yoruba land, and each unit constitutes itself an independent state. Ago Owu…
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