Oba Abdul Ganiyu Obasoyin Okomolose II, the Olukere of Odo-Oja in Ikere Ekiti, recently made a landmark visit to his maternal lineage, tracing his roots to the esteemed Ooni Luwo Gbagida of Ile-Ife.
This journey celebrated the legacy of Queen Luwo Gbagida, the first and only female Ooni who ruled around 1100 CE and left a lasting mark on Yoruba history.
By reconnecting with his ancestors and paying homage to this remarkable heritage, the Olukere emphasized the enduring value of unity, respect, and cultural pride within the Yoruba people.
The visit strengthens the bonds between Ekiti and Ile-Ife, inspiring future generations to cherish their rich traditions and shared history.
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