Obasanjo Prostrates Before The Humble Ooni of Ife

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Former President Olusegun Obasanjo had said: “I commend the role of Ooni in ensuring peace in Yorubaland. Continue what you are doing, especially your unity course. I am happy with the moves so far. It is only a sign of honour for the Ooni to visit anyone. That does not deny Ile-Ife of its position in the history of Yorubaland.”

I trust Baba Iyabo to to do this...after all Ooni is like the head of other Obas in Yorubaland. More pics...



...the Ooni was very happy to be so respected by the former president. Nice one!

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  1. Unknown06 February, 2016 08:40

    Baba Kuolokuolor!

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  2. Unknown06 February, 2016 08:41

    yes that is good, is tradition he respected,

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  3. michael George (the Fulani Prince)06 February, 2016 08:44

    Nice one OBJ. respect is reciprocal

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  4. Unknown06 February, 2016 08:45

    Nice one

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  5. Anonymous06 February, 2016 08:54

    no one is older than d king. culture matters. nice one.nenyekutes@gmail.com

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  6. Unknown06 February, 2016 09:01

    Baba i heal you oo, i swear!

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  7. Micheal Oladapo06 February, 2016 09:13

    Baba the baba... #Asha ati Ise wa

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  8. olutoscene106 February, 2016 09:17

    waoh! Kabiesi o! He didn't respect him but his stool. The Royalty.

    olutoscene1@gmail.com

    #Olu,can you see?

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  9. Unknown06 February, 2016 09:24

    Kabiyesi ooooo. Happy to be a Yoruba

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  10. olutoscene106 February, 2016 09:35

    Baba Iyabo! Baba o!

    olutoscene1@gmail.com

    #Olu, can you see?

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  11. Anonymous06 February, 2016 09:51

    I really love that so much

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  12. Unknown06 February, 2016 10:12

    But is normal in Yoruba culture, a King is a king no matter his age

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  13. Anonymous06 February, 2016 10:27

    That's tradition... and maximum respect....


    Olu famous second wife

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  14. Olutobi06 February, 2016 10:37

    Yes o...Every yoruba son and daughter cannot but give maximum respect to the Ooni

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  15. Unknown06 February, 2016 10:48

    Wow dat is awesome 4rm baba iyabo ...

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  16. Anonymous06 February, 2016 10:58

    Sign of respect..inumidun

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  17. Unknown06 February, 2016 11:00

    Honour to whom honour is due

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  18. Unknown06 February, 2016 11:14

    This is what they called loyalty, is a nice one anyway.

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  19. BUSSY06 February, 2016 11:19

    Nice one.

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  20. Unknown06 February, 2016 11:21

    You can never take that away from OBJ. Whether for a joke or not, but he has done it.

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  21. Jaycee Stevenz06 February, 2016 11:43

    That's the one thing, i really admired about the yoruba tradition. Respect for traditional rulers and elders. Good one!

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  22. Unknown06 February, 2016 11:47

    The power and respect commanded by some titles is amazing.
    The King is the head irrespective of his age. Nice one.

    dec.16th@yahoo.com


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  23. Unknown06 February, 2016 11:53

    In fact the Humble Ooni deserves every respect given to him.

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  24. Anonymous06 February, 2016 13:08

    Much respect from Baba. Sly

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  25. Wale Olaoye06 February, 2016 15:24

    The Ooni is the Paramount leader of Yoruba land and so irrespective of the age difference, Obasanjo is a subject to the king.

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  26. Hassan Aderemi06 February, 2016 17:03

    I trust OBJ, he has a total respect for our culture.

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  27. Mathias Segun06 February, 2016 17:27

    that's a culture that you can't over look, the king supercedes so everyone must prostrate for him being old or young.

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  28. Unknown06 February, 2016 20:25

    MO sun MO oba ni won Egbfaa, MO jinaa so oba ni won Egbejee, are baa fin l'oba paaa! It's nice to see Baba OBJ remember his roots.

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  29. Mathias Segun06 February, 2016 20:43

    that's our culture and must be obeyed, so age does not have anything to do with this.

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  30. Anonymous06 February, 2016 21:41

    This man is truly an elder ise se lagba.

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  31. Unknown06 February, 2016 23:02

    OBJ the clown respect

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  32. Ubah Chetachukwu07 February, 2016 00:46

    The Yorubas are known for their respect for tradition. Obj well done!


    ~Olufamous blog queen~

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  33. Health & Beauty by Doris07 February, 2016 15:05

    It's their culture.

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