PEOPLE

THE PEOPLE OF OMU-ARAN

The Leadership

Brief Details

The system of leadership used is the traditional Oba (King) system. The traditional leader is known as OLOMU. The current Olomu of Omu-Aran, His Royal Majesty, Oba AbdulRaheem Oladele Adeoti Akolade Agboluaje ascended the throne on Saturday 22 September 2018.[7] The previous Oba was His Royal Majesty Oba Charles Oladele Ibitoye (Adogbajale-bi-ileke II), died on 30 November 2017. Before Oba Ibitoye was Oba Suleiman Durotoye who was on the throne for close to 5 decades. Oba Durotoye was one of the longest-ruling kings Omu-Aran ever had.

Below is the list of all Olomus’ from the foundation of the community till date:

List of all Olomus’

1. Olomu Aperan: 1120-1190

2. Oseminigbokun Awo Igbomina: 1190–1235.

3. Iba Areyin: 1240-1275

4. Atiko: 1275-1305

5. Obara: 1305-1320

6. Okokokioko: 1320-1366

7. Eringbagbo: 1366-1395

8. Lawosin: 1395-1430

9. Olomulodogbo: 1430-1565

10. Olomu Aga: 1565-1571

11. Agunbiade Agunkeloye: 1591–1629.

12. Ogidigbo: 1630-1672

13. Onidade: 1672-1683

14. Amududuwusiloyo: 1683-1691

15. Ojonlasediekangbedegbede: 1691–1698.

16. Ogiyan Dogbajalebiileke: 1691–1729.

17. Olode ega: 1730-1733

18. Olomu efon: 1733-1738

19. Ajibade: 1739-1790

20. Ajayi Saiji Olodeogbagbara*: 1st time-1795-1800; 2nd time-1805-1809.

21. Ewedunmoye: 1801

22. Obe: 1801

23. Pepeloriesin: 1803

24. Akigbenijubiowawa: 1804

25. Alekunlogba Odeyemi: 1844-1850

26. Alakaka tinuopewa: 1859-1878

27. Lafofunogbo: 1879

28. Soganmoniju Oriade: 1879-1882

29. Fakayode Lasankale: 1899-1903

30. Esinkin Abegunde: 1904-1917

31. Momoloso: 1919-1937

32. Suleiman Durotoye: 1947-1993

33. Charles Oladele Ibitoye (Adogbajale-bi-ileke II): 1993–2017.

34. Abdulraheem Oladele Adeoti (Olomu Efon II): 2018-till date.

Omu-Aran Personalities:

  • Late Brigadier General David Bamigboye – (Born 7 December 1940 till 21 September 2018) – First military governor of Kwara State for nine years.
  • David Oyedepo – (Born 27 September 1954) – Presiding Bishop Living Faith Church Worldwide (a.k.a. Winners Chapel).
  • Colonel Theophilus Oladapo Bamigboye – Former military governor of Bauchi and Osun State.
  • Engr. Oyinloye Bisi – former Executive Director of the PHCN
  • Most Rev. Dr. Prophet S.A Abidoye – 5th spiritual father of Cherubim and Seraphim movement
  • Lateef Jakande– journalist, former governor of Lagos state
  • Late Alhaji (Chief) Salimonu Ajide-Olaiya Owolewa, The Petu Maiyegun of Omu-Aran.
  • Late Alhaji Giwa Yusuf Oyinloye
  • Late Alhaji (Chief) Karimu Olawuyi and Alhaji Sunmonu Olawuyi (both brothers)
  • Late Alhaji Salami Aransiola Alabaja
  • Reverend James Jide Ayanda -Renowned Banker and Founder of Mount Horeb Intercontinental Church with headquarters in London, UK
  • Sir Adeboye O. Ropo – General Coordinator, OMU-ARAN PEOPLE’S MOVEMENT (OPM)
  • Chief Tejumola Alabi
  • Oye Owolewa – Shadow representative to the U.S. House of Representatives from Washington, D.C.

Schools in Omu-Aran

  • Government Secondary School AKA (GSS).
  • Omu-Aran High School.
  • Ogbo Grammar School Omu-Aran.
  • Aperan Comprehensive College Omu-Aran.
  • Ofe-Aran Commercial College Omu-Aran.
  • Federal Government Girls’ College Omu-Aran.
  • ECWA Girls’ College Omu-Aran.
  • Christian Government College Omu-Aran.
  • Landmark University Secondary School Omu-Aran.
  • Fortunate Secondary School Omu-Aran.
  • Victory International College Omu-Aran.
  • Landmark University Omu-Aran.
  • Moses Orimolade University Omu-Aran
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Omu-Aran was founded over 500 years ago. The community was founded due to the migration of people from Ile-Ife.

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