the olumo rock is a choice tourist centre in nigeria located in lagos.
the olumo rock is a choice tourist centre in nigeria located in lagos.
the olumo rock is a choice tourist centre in nigeria located?
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olumo rock is a 









































mountain in south-western nigeria. it is located in the ancient city of abeokuta, ogun state, and was historically used as a natural fortress during inter-tribal warfare in the 19th century. its patron spirit is venerated in the yoruba religion as an orisha.









































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olumo rock
the egba nation is made up of the following subdivisions: the ake, owu, oke ona and gbagura, each with its own king. (historically, the egba nation is made up of four divisions; ibara, though geographically located in abeokuta, is part of yewaland.) during colonial rule the british recognised the alake (or king of ake) as the paramount ruler of the whole clan and their territory, and so, his successor is now referred to as the alake of egbaland. the titles of the kings of the aforementioned subdivisions are therefore "alake of egbaland", "oshile of oke ona", "agura of gbagura", and "olowu of owu", in order of settlement and seniority in the egba nation. (the olubara is not an egba king; he is a yewa king although his domain is located geographically within the present day abeokuta.) it is worthy of note that the original town and settlement of the egba nation was under and around olumo rock, which is in the ikija/ikereku area of the egba oke ona. the jagunna of itoko is the chief priest of olumo. the area in ikija, which is oke ona, is only an amusement park created as an entrance to the park. the entire olumo rock is in the territory of and under the control of the itokos. another reference name for abeokuta by the founding fathers is "oko adagba" (adagba's farm or bush) in reference to the hunter that founded / discovered olumo rock. adagba went hunting in search of game animals / food from the obantoko township where his fellow itoko citizens were stationed while wandering for a settlement.
egba people