Olojo festival

12/04/2026

Enle nbeni gbogbo ọmọ kootu ojibi o.

12/04/2026

Ọ̀pọ̀ ènìyàn mọ̀ Ṣàngó… ṣùgbọ́n díẹ̀ ló mọ òtítọ́ gangan nípa rẹ̀.👇

Ṣàngó jẹ́ ọba alágbára ní Ọ̀yọ́.
A sọ pé ó ní agbára àrá àti iná.

Lẹ́yìn tí ó fi ìlú sílẹ̀,
a gbọ́ pé:

“Oba kò so!”

Àwọn kan gbagbọ pé
ó di Òrìṣà gidi.

Àwọn míì sọ pé
ìtàn ni wọ́n fi ṣe kó dà bíi pé ó ju ènìyàn lọ.

Ìbéèrè ni pé:
Ṣé a ń gbà òtítọ́ itan, tàbí àṣà ló pọ̀ sí i?



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04/10/2025

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Wf Hypeman Chinko Osa, Ola Awoyemi, Bother Less, Ademola Mumihi, Prince Martins, Adetunji Bunmi, Adebayo Aderoju, Oluwashinayo Opeyemi, Adewumi Pofman, Foluke Bolaji, Omololu Samuel Temmiloluwa, Sikirat Hamzat, Ajekiigbe Oladele Peter, Toyin Odunlade, Ezinne Ajogwu, Adekunle Mabinuori, Hosannah Higher, Olufunke Ayoola, Adedoyin Balogun, Memzy Isah, Baba Ifadare, Racheal Oluwaseun, Abolade Rasidat, Sunday Adekola, Johnson Oluwabukola, Abdulsalam Adams opeyemi adigun, Adeleke Joe, Titilayo Ayankunle, Emeka Maxinus, Anike Ade, Oluwakemi Omolade, Akindolani Motunrayo Akinyemi, Abolade Hassan, Reel Ranzo, Comrade Dr Gabriel ADEOYE, Olusola Awoola Ne Ayeni, Elizabeth, Ogundipe Damilola, KiniunAkewi Akoni Omo Ibarapa, Precious Ajokeade, Ayinla Dhikrullahi, Adeshina Aderemi, D Real Richie Tizzy, Somythy Arysisler Ibitoye, Aworefa Oluwasogo, James Smith, Adesewa Ifeouwa, Olamide Alex, Adesanya Bolale Ramota, Lateef Kazeem

25/09/2025

Ọjọ ti ọjọ di ọjọ = Ọlọjọ festival 2025

11/09/2025

Ife Football Competition: Celebrating Unity Through Sport

The ancient city of Ile-Ife, often regarded as the cradle of the Yoruba people, is a land rich in history, culture, and tradition. Among its many celebrated events, the **Ootu Ife Football Competition** stands out as a unique platform where heritage meets modern passion for sports. This annual tournament brings together the **six historic quarters of Ile-Ife**—each known for its distinct identity—to compete not just for victory, but for pride, unity, and cultural celebration.

The Six Historic Quarters and Their Heritage

* ** – The Hidden Place in Times of War
Historically, Ilode was a sanctuary during periods of conflict. Known as a refuge of safety and strategy, Ilode embodies resilience, discipline, and determination—qualities reflected in the grit of its football team. Ilode is ready to demonstrate the heritage on the field of play.

** – The Home of Warriors
Renowned for its warrior heritage, Okerewe symbolizes bravery and strength. On the football pitch, this translates to fierce competitiveness, never-say-die spirit, and physical dominance that often intimidates opponents.

* ** – The Custodian of Ifa and Royalty
With deep ties to royalty and the Ifa oracle, Ilare is a hub of tradition and wisdom. Their players bring a blend of tactical intelligence and spiritual confidence, carrying the aura of royalty into every match.

* ** – The Home of Wisdom
Known for its intellectual depth and wisdom, Moore’s football side is admired for strategic play and smart teamwork. Their style reflects patience, foresight, and the ability to turn difficult situations into triumphs.

* ** – The Quarter of Cultural Pride
Though less spoken of in warfare or royalty, Iraye represents the enduring cultural pride of Ile-Ife. Their team embodies community spirit, creativity, and resilience, adding vibrancy to the tournament.

* ** – The Historic Pillar of Strength
As one of the oldest quarters, Iremo is known for strength and consistency. In football, this translates to dependable players who play with heart, loyalty, and endurance throughout the competition.

More Than Football

The Ootu Ife Football Competition is more than a contest of goals and trophies. It is a symbolic reminder of **unity in diversity**, as the six quarters, each with unique histories and reputations, come together under one banner of sportsmanship. Matches are marked by passionate crowds, traditional drumming, and chants that transform the field into a cultural festival.

The competition also provides a platform for young talents in Ile-Ife to showcase their skills, inspiring future generations and reminding the people that sports can be a bridge between history and progress.

A Festival of Heritage and Hope

Every edition of the tournament rekindles memories of Ile-Ife’s glorious past while pointing towards a brighter future where tradition and modernity coexist. For the people of Ife, the Ootu Football Competition is not just about winning—it is about telling the story of their ancestors, celebrating their identity, and fostering unity among all.

As the six historic quarters lace their boots and step onto the pitch, the spirit of Ife lives on—proud, strong, and unyielding.



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25/08/2025

Join this race and you will be glad you did.

24/08/2025

“Alaafin has no crown, it was my father's crown they collected and dashed Alaafin”

- Sunday Igboho at Ooni of Ife Palace.

23/08/2025

Lere Olayinka pa àrokò ìbéèrè ránṣẹ lórí ọ̀rọ̀ 48hrs.

Finally Finally,
Just THREE questions and no more.

1. If the throne of the ruler of Oyo (Alaafin) is superior to that of the ruler of Ile-Ife (Ooni), why did Oranmiyan abandon the throne of Alaafin of Oyo for his son, and returned to Ile-Ife to wrestle the Ooni throne with the 5th Ooni, Obalufon Alayemore (Obalufon II)?

2. Why did Oranmiyan opt for the Ooni throne and ascended the throne as the 6th Ooni Ile-Ife, instead of staying in Oyo as Alaafin?

3. Oranmiyan was buried in Ile-Ife instead of Oyo, why?

I need answers to these from our Oyinbo UK Supremacy people

26/06/2025

*Call For Participants From Ile-Ife and environs, September 25th, 2025.

You can take part in the 5k marathon race as part of this year's Ife/Olojo festival Road Race... be discovered, break athletic records. Showcase your talent and start the journey of being a world class athlete.
To register, log on to:
https://iferoadrace.com/
Or send WhatsApp message to : 07048965763.

Cash and many other prizes to be won.

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18/04/2025

Orompoto was the first and only female Alaafın of Oyo. She was the sister of her predecessor, Eguguojo. She assumed the throne in 1554 because there was no male successor to her elder brother at the time.

Legend has it that she cut off her breasts (mastectomy) and put on men's clothing to look like a man and for the Oyo Mesi to accept her as Alaafin.

In 1557, Alaafın Orompoto (the custodian of the va**na that kills evil plots, the king with the great gift, the king with the flabbergasting gift) strengthened Oyo's military might. She imported horses from as far as Timbuktu in Mali and had over 1000 horsemen.

She did tie leaves on the horses' tails so that when they went a fighting, the leaves swept the ground after them to cover trails of the horses' prints.

Alaafın Orompoto was a skilful commander and a tactical leader. She was brave and won many battles. During her reign, Oyo regained its military prestige and was feared across the south of Niger. She died in the battle of Ilayi in 1562.

Image is Al-generated

23/08/2024

One race, One source, One festival. Ọlọjọ festival Ile-Ife 2024