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06/06/2025

Today is KUKU’s Day, in IJEBU ODE to herald the Ojude Oba 2025, and we already have an advance team on the ground to attend the documentary at the Cinema.

Badmus Kenny, the tier delegate on ground has been instructed to bring a lady with him to the cinema to help promote our version of the FBI brand and engage more people.

Let the Secretariat ensure that souvenirs are delivered to him promptly, and let’s use this opportunity to get more individuals from KUKU to sign up.

A key priority for our advance team is from them to collect as many contacts as possible.

There must be a register at our stand to capture the details of every visitor, including their WhatsApp numbers, Facebook profiles, and Twitter handles, so we can maintain ongoing communication.

Our mission with the FBI brand is to build a strong network that connects all sons and daughters of IJEBU to this initiative, thanks to Balogun Olaseni for this.

Moving forward, FBI will continue to be present at other cultural events across IJEBU land to maintain momentum.

This effort aims to promote a united IJEBU identity and showcase the richness and uniqueness of the IJEBU Alagemo meridinlogun heritage.

With this year’s central theme focused on the campaign for the creation of IJEBU State, it is essential that we actively participate in that conversation.

Our representatives on the ground must emphasize this message clearly.

President Tinubu has made a commitment to Awujale regarding this cause, and we must strategically align ourselves with it.

We are building a viable and promising brand—let us nurture it with pride and purpose.

02/06/2025

FBI Full Blooded ijebu Aku igbaradi fún Odun Ojude Oba 2025

30/05/2025

29/05/2025

The Ijebu people are an ethnic group from southwestern Nigeria, primarily residing in Ogun State and Lagos states

The Ijebu people are believed to have originated from Ife empire migrating to their current location around the 14th century.

*Kingdom:*
The Ijebu Kingdom was established in the 15th century, with its capital in Ijebu Ode. The kingdom was known for its strong monarchial system, with the Awujale as the ruler.

*Economy and Culture:*
The Ijebu people were skilled traders, farmers, and craftsmen. They were known for their expertise in cloth weaving, woodcarving, and other traditional arts.

*Influence:*
The Ijebu Kingdom played a significant role in Nigerian history, particularly during the colonial era. They resisted British colonial rule, and their kingdom was eventually annexed in 1892.

*Legacy:*
Today, the Ijebu people continue to preserve their rich cultural heritage, including their language, traditions, and customs. They are known for their vibrant festivals, such as the Agemo Festival, and their contributions to Nigerian society.

29/05/2025

"Welcome to this page, dedicated to exploring the rich history, culture, and traditions of the Yoruba people, with a special focus on the Ijebu.

Here, we'll delve into the meaning and significance of being Full Blooded Ijebu (FBI), celebrating the unique heritage and customs of this vibrant community."