- at the time. Oba
Aderemi with the aid of the
traditional Ife elders, (
Obalufe, Obajio, Obaloran, Wasin, Obalaye, Akogun, Jagunosin, Ejesi),
formed the...
-
Olofin Adimula Ife Ojoye/Oloye Ife ÌHÀRẸ – Outer/Town
chiefs (Àgbà Ifẹ̀):
Ọbalufe (Ọ̀runtọ́) Ife Ọbalọran Ife Ọbajio Ife Ọbalaye Ife Akọgun Ife
Waasin ife...
- The
palace and town
officials then pay
homage to the new king in the
Obalufe's courtyard.
After the
unification of Ife, the city
developed based on six...
-
Olofin Adimula Ife Ojoye/Oloye Ife ÌHÀRẸ – Outer/Town
chiefs (Àgbà Ifẹ̀):
Ọbalufe (Ọ̀runtọ́, 'Prime minister') Ife (Hereditary) Ọbalọran Ife (Hereditary)...
- the Lowa [Omisore] who has been
entrusted with the task of
teaching the
Obalufe his
duties as
president of the
Native Court. The Lowa is a
sound chief...
-
Space Mayowa Street; Open
Space Akintibu Street; Bishop's
Court Parakin Obalufe; Open
Space Ebenezer Street; Omo/Olu Nur/Pry. School, Akindoyin; Town Planning...
- was
founded by
Lagelu a.k.a Apatamaja, an Ife born
grandson of
Degelu an
Obalufe (Ọ̀rúntọ́)
chief of Ife who
became a
powerful Ife war
chief and held the...
