Author: Tolulope

Abiodun Lasile, a renowned figure known for his wisdom and commitment to societal development, shared a profound approach to life. He believed in prioritising harmony by minding his own business, thereby avoiding unnecessary conflicts that might impact others. This philosophy allowed him to cultivate a peaceful environment, where individuals could thrive without unnecessary stress. Abiodun’s approach was rooted in his deep respect for individual perspectives. He understood that everyone has unique experiences and viewpoints, and he chose not to impose his interpretations on those around him. Instead, he focused on promoting understanding and empathy, encouraging others to do the same.…

Alh Sule Adekunle Malaika Omo bibi inu Ile Orunto Oke Ago-Owu Abeokuta wa sere fun awon Aladire Kemta nilu Abeokuta mo si fi ijoko yesi lori itage gegebi omoluabi Omo Soode. Emi Oloye Abiodun Lasile Orunto Baalufe Owu Kingdom Abeokuta gbe Malaika laruge gegebi elere ilumoka oni Fuji atata ni agbaye. Olorun yio tun bo ma a gbe e si Oke nitoripe Oke Oke leye nfohun, irinsi e koni bi araye ni inu, wa ma rise, ina koni jo a jo sehin ni oruko Olorun. Ohun koni ha o! Awa l’omo Orunto Baalufe, Omo Olowu Oduru, aji fi epe sere.

Oloye ‘Lekan Alabi, D.Litt(h.c) Maye Olubadan of Ibadanland and the First Culture Ambassador of the National Museum and Monument, Ile Ife, Osun State and Chief Abiodun Oladimeji Lasile DL MnbR Orunto Baalufe Owu Kingdom Abeokuta at the 2nd Annual Global Yoruba History and Heritage Celebration.

In Mrs. Kosoko’s class, there was a brilliant student named Adatan. She consistently aced every test and project, leaving her classmates in awe. However, one student, Nneoma, felt intimidated by Ada’s exceptional performance. Okoku would often whisper to others, “Adatan’s so smart, I’ll never be able to keep up with her.” One day, during a group project, Okoku was assigned to work with Adatan. As they brainstormed ideas, Okoku noticed Adatan’s collaborative approach and creative thinking. Adatan wasn’t just book-smart; she was also an excellent team player. Okoku began to see Ada in a new light and realized that her…

In the heart of the ancient city of Orunto, there lived a young Owu girl named Amope. She was known throughout the land for her striking beauty and her remarkable talent for weaving intricate patterns on the traditional Aso-Oke fabric. Amope’s hands moved with a life of their own, as if the threads themselves were guiding her fingers to create the most exquisite designs. One day, while Amope was working on a particularly complex piece, she confided in her closest friend, Amuda, about a secret she had been keeping for months. Amuda, with the best of intentions, shared the secret…

Chief Dr. Abiodun Oladimeji Lasile extends hospitality to Oloye ‘Lekan Alabi, D.Litt(h.c), Maye Olubadan of Ibadanland and esteemed Culture Ambassador of the National Museum and Monument, Ile Ife, as he arrives in the ancient city of Abeokuta. A warm Egba welcome to our distinguished guest!

Egbaland, a land rich in history and culture, offers a unique perspective on the concepts of culture, tradition, and custom. At its core, culture encompasses the entirety of learned behaviour passed down through generations, including language, art, music, and other creative expressions. In Egbaland, this is exemplified by the Egba people’s vibrant cultural practices, such as their traditional attire, music, and festivals. The Egba culture shapes the worldview of its people, influencing perceptions and interactions in profound ways. Tradition, on the other hand, refers to long-established customs or ways of doing things, often tied to cultural or historical significance. In…

Ogun State Governor, Prince Dapo Abiodun, on Sunday, sent a powerful delegation to Kano State to commiserate with the government and people of the state over the loss of athletes and officials returning home from the just concluded Gateway 2024 National Sports Festival (NSF) held in Ogun State. The governor also gave NI million each to the families of the victims as initial support over the loss of their loved ones, totaling N31 million. The delegation led by the Ogun State Deputy Governor, Engr Noimot Salako-Oyedele, included the Secretary to the State Government, Mr Tokunbo Talabi; the Commissioner for Sports…

“When a team manager dons a jersey to play, they become just another player on the field. They must be prepared to face the same challenges and criticisms as their teammates, leaving their managerial authority off the bench.” -Abiodun Lasile DL MnbR Once upon a time, in a small Orunto village nestled between rolling hills and lush green forests of Enlonka, there was a renowned soccer team known for its exceptional skills and teamwork. The team’s manager, Coach Adisa, was a wise and experienced leader who had guided his team to numerous victories. He was respected by his players for…

The Orunto of Owu Kingdom, Chief Abiodun Lasile, declared on Tuesday, that traditional rulers must be recognised as key agents in tackling insecurity, moral decline, and social disintegration across Nigeria. Speaking at the workshop organised for  the Coronet Obas and Baales in Egbaland  by the Senator representing Ogun Central, Shuaib Salisu. The event brought together traditional rulers from the six local governments of Egbaland — Abeokuta South, Abeokuta North; Odeda; Ifo; Ewekoro;and Obafemi-Owode local governments as part of an educational and cultural advancement initiative., Chief Lasile who spoke on  a powerful keynote address titled “The Enduring Legacy of Omoluabi: A…