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59th AWUJALE: Lekan Shote, 94 Others Bid For His Royal Majesty’s Throne


By Grace Izilien

Following the demise of the revered Awujale of Ijebuland, Oba Sikiru Kayode Adetona, who reigned for 65 years, the ancient throne of Ijebu-Ode has become vacant, setting in motion a traditional succession process that has attracted widespread attention and interest across Ogun State and beyond.

Investigations revealed that no fewer than 94 princes and 1 princess from the various ruling houses in Ijebuland have been shortlisted and are said to be jostling for the prestigious Awujale throne. The development has generated intense interest among indigenes, historians, traditional institution watchers, and political stakeholders, given the stature of the Awujale as one of the most influential monarchs in Yorubaland.

The contestants, who emerged at a nomination meeting observed by the Secretary to the Ijebu-Ode Local Government, Abiodun Oke, and some other local government officials was conveyed by the ruling house at Bisrod Hall, GRA, Ijebu Ode, Ogun State, and presided over by the Chairman of the ruling house, Otunba Abdulateef Owoyemi; his deputy, Prince Adedokun Ajidagba; and the Vice Chairman, Prof. Fassy Yusuf.

Prominent among the contenders for the covetted throne is Prince Lekan Shote, a highly respected industrialist, accountant, public relations consultant, opinion moulder, Journalist, public affairs analyst, and Intellectual, whose credentials and life-long contributions to national development have continued to draw attention within and outside Ijebuland.

Speaking with journalists at the end of the nomination meeting, the family head of Fusengbuwa, Owoyemi, lauded family members for conducting themselves peacefully and ensuring that nothing untoward occurred that could jeopardise the nomination process.

“Just as the Ifa oracle had foretold, the family was working across the board to ensure that whoever would assume the vacant Awujale stool would further take Ijebu land to greater heights.”

The family head who is a former President of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria said: “We thank God that what we have feared so much has finally come and gone peacefully.

“We have successfully, peacefully and harmoniously nominated our candidates, 95 of them. It is now left in the hands of the kingmakers to do a thorough job conscientiously and pick one of them as the next Awujale.

“The Fusengbuwa family has done a lot of traditional research through the Ifa oracle to guide us on what should be done, and we have no doubt that the kingmakers are going to select the person that the Almighty God himself has appointed. We believe that, by God’s grace, in the next one month, we should have the next Awujale.” Otunba Owoyemi declared.

According to history, initial leadership and governance structure in Ijebu was collective, with strong religious and commercial institutions governed by councils of elders and powerful age-grade systems. Over time, the need for centralized authority led to the establishment of the kingship, a powerful, respected political and spiritual leader, who doubled as the custodian of Ijebu customs and laws – the Awujale of Ijebuland. Since the coronation of Obanta I, as the first Awujale of Ijebuland, 58 Awujale have reigned till date.

List of Eligible Princes For Awujale: The Fusengbuwa Ruling House

Presented below is the comprehensive list of 91 candidates from the Fusengbuwa Ruling House who have indicated interest in the stool of Awujale of Ijebuland.

  1. Prince Ayodeji Osibogun
  2. Prince Oluwatosin Osunsanya
  3. Prince Abimbola John Onabanjo
  4. Prince Adeleke Muyiwa
  5. Prince Adekunle Adeite
  6. Princess Oluwakemi Onanuga
  7. Prince Babatunde Williams
  8. Prince Aderibigbe Morounfolu
  9. Prince Bello
  10. Prince Adekoya Eleruja Adetokunbo
  11. Prince Odedina Taiwo Abiodun
  12. Prince Gbadebo Adeyinka Alli Adebambo
  13. Prince Ogunwo Adebowale Emmanuel
  14. Prince Adebisi Abayomi Kadiri
  15. Prince Hassan Adekunle
  16. Prince Akintola Olufemi Adewunmi
  17. Prince Olabode Onanuga
  18. Prince Yusuf Abimbola Olugbenga
  19. Prince Kuye Ademorin
  20. Prince Olamilekan Badiru
  21. Prince Odubiyi Olufemi Adeboye
  22. Prince Abdul Rasheed Kukoyi
  23. Prince Otun Olaseni Samisideen
  24. Prince Kayode Adenuga
  25. Prince Adeleke Seun Onanuga
  26. Prince Olanrewaju Mabawonku
  27. Prince Adeyemi Akeem Adeleke
  28. Prince Nurudeen Akeju
  29. Prince Adeleke Akeem Adewale
  30. Prince Olaide Hassan Asiru
  31. Prince Oriola Olawale Yusuf
  32. Prince Ajibola Obajimi
  33. Prince Aderibigbe Azeez Ademola
  34. Prince Arowolo Fatai Olusegun
  35. Prince Alatise Babatunde Saheed
  36. Bakare Abiodun Abimbola Adeleke
  37. Prince Olukoku Bisiriyu Adedeji
  38. Prince Oludamisi Tuyo
  39. Prince Olajide Taiwo
  40. Prince Adeyinka Bakare
  41. Prince Adebola Kazeem
  42. Prince Adeleke Olumuyiwa Oriyomi
  43. Prince Abimbola Oluwafemi Ibrahim
  44. Prince Adeyemi Abdul Adekunle
  45. Prince Shakiru Bello Ademola
  46. Prince Sherifdeen Mohammed Kazeem
  47. Prince Adeleke Ibrahim Adebiyi
  48. Prince Adebayo Idowu Williams
  49. Prince Ajibola Taofeek Olufeko
  50. Prince Olalekan Saheed
  51. Prince Bello Olasupo Adewale Abiodun
  52. Prince Bashorun Akeem Adetola
  53. Prince Tajudeen Bello
  54. Prince Adegboyega Banjoko
  55. Prince Abdulwaheed Adewale Shote .
  56. Prince Gawaldeen Abdul
  57. Prince Odejayi Akintunde Olawale
  58. Prince Osibogun Ayodele
  59. Prince Olalekan Shote
  60. Prince Mustapha Mojeed
  61. Prince Adegbenga Bakare
  62. Prince Adebiyi Fetuga
  63. Prince Adeyemi Olumuyiwa
  64. Prince Okeowo Olusegun Obafemi
  65. Prince Qudus Omolaja
  66. Prince Shote Kazeem Olawale
  67. Prince Olatunji Christopher Adewale
  68. Prince Olatunji Jacob Adewale
  69. Prince Adebowale Olufeko
  70. Prince Muodeen Abimbola
  71. Prince Bamidele Adenuga
  72. Prince Ogidan Adesanya Adewale
  73. Prince Adefuwape Adegboyega Abimbola
  74. Prince Oduwole Olasupo Tajudeen
  75. Prince Adelaju Adenuga
  76. Prince Odedina Christian Oluwatobi
  77. Prince Adekunle Adenuga
  78. Prince Sulaimon Odubanjo
  79. Prince Adeleye Ibrahim Adeyemi
  80. Prince Otun Abubakre Taiwo
  81. Prince Olajubu Olalekan
  82. Prince Lekan Abdul Adebisi
  83. Prince Odedina Olukayode Ibitoye
  84. Prince Osunsanya Oladapo Oluwatosin
  85. Prince Abiodun Onanuga
  86. Prince Mufutaudeen Adebiyih Abimbola (no profile)
  87. Prince Kamaldeen Omotayo Lawal (no profile)
  88. Prince Adeleke Oluwasegun Abimbola (no profile)
  89. Prince Tajudeen Abolanle Abimbola (no profile)
  90. Prince Olukayode Odedina (no profile)
  91. Prince Babatunde Abimbola Ahmed (no profile)
  92. Missed
  93. Missed
  94. Missed
  95. Missed

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