205:. There was a drought in Ile-Ife. To know the cause of the drought, the oracle was consulted. The oracle said Ife was over-crowded and therefore some people had to leave. Some princes were selected to migrate to other places and were given the symbol of authority. One of the selected princes was Olomu-Aperan, the founder of Omu-Aran. Omutoto or Omitoto, one of the wives of Olofinaiye Oduduwa was the mother of both Olomu Aperan and Owa Ajibogun, the founder of Ijesha land. This tradition is accepted in Ilesha and Ile Ife today. Olomu Aperan became the custodian of the Ogbo because of the Royal War title Esinkin. However, Ogbo, a symbol of authority was the property of the aboriginal people of Ile Ife. The Ogbo was also the symbol of oneness among the council of Elders in Ile Ife. Through the Ogbo the council could unknot every difficult problem. Hence, the council was called the Council of Ologbomona. Olomu Aperan left Ile-Ife with the Ogbo and found various Kingdoms.
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which after completion were all freely handed over by the community to the government to aid good education in the state the community belongs to. Apart from secondary schools built by the community from such a fund, there are some roads in the community such as "RING ROAD" among others that the community commenced its development before government later came to complete. Likewise, the OMU-ARAN CITY COMPLEX was developed from hosting such an event in Omu-Aran.
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DAY is a kind of festival in Omu-Aran usually held within an interval of about four years. The event is used to raise funds for the physical development of the community. From funds raised from such a community fundraising in the past, the community has built some secondary schools (4 to 5 in number)
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is a program designed to bring together all well meaning indigenes of the town from home and abroad to deliberate on a way forward of the political and economical prospect of the city. The second of its kind was organized and held on 29 December 2020 by Omu-Aran
Peoples' Forum (OPF) in collaboration
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The system of leadership used is the traditional Oba (King) system. The traditional leader is known as OLOMU OF OMU-ARAN. The current Olomu of Omu-Aran, His Royal
Majesty, Oba AbdulRaheem Oladele Adeoti Akolade Agboluaje ascended the throne on Saturday 22 September 2018. The previous Oba was His
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is one of the traditional festivals that hold in Omu-Aran within a period of one to two years. Alata is a kind of masquerade made with palm fronds and ashes. Alata runs with a cane called "ÀTÒRÌN" in Yoruba. It pursues after some selected runners that dare it. Beating with canes is part of the
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is also one of the carnival-like annual festivals and is blissfully held in Omu-Aran. This is usually in the month of
December. While Christians in Omu-Aran do host Christmas Festivals, Muslims in Omu-Aran similarly celebrate Ileya at Salah periods
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Omu-Aran has a tropical savanna climate. It is warm every month with both a wet and dry season. The average annual temperature for Omu-Aran is 60° degrees and there is about 336 inch of rain in a year. It is dry for 120 days a year with an average
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October 14, the chilly season, which has an average daily high temperature below 82°F, lasts for 3.8 months. With an average low of 68°F and high of 80°F, August is the coldest month of the year in Omu-Aran.
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January 23 to April 11, the hot season, with an average daily high temperature exceeding 89°F, lasts for 2.6 months. In Omu-Aran, March is the hottest month of the year, with an average high of 91°F and low of 71°F.
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is held annually in Omu-Aran to generate fund to meet community expenses. From such a fund, government water-works and an electricity power-base stationed in the community have been assisted financially to
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This includes egungun àgbà, egungun pàràká, egungun ode (láyèwú), and egungun eléwe. Egungun is usually held once every two years in Omu-Aran and environs in remembrance of the ancestors.
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with Omu-Aran
Development Association (ODA) and would be coming up every two years. That is, the next edition would be coming up on 29 December 2022.
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is also held in Omu-Aran within an interval of two years except at special occasions when angere comes out to entertain.
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festival (in which individuals present at the venue will engage each other in beating with the slash of a cane).
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Local
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Omu-Aran was founded over 500 years ago. The community was founded due to the migration of people from
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of 536.14 meters (1758.99 feet) above sea level (Classification: Aw). The district's average annual
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Below is the list of all Olomus' from the foundation of the community till date:
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674:"IResearch | TRADITIONAL INSTITUTIONS IN OMU-ARAN DURING THE COLONIAL ERA"
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https://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/10/babalola-empowers-kwara-indigent-students/
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20. Ajayi Saiji
Olodeogbagbara*: First time-1795-1800; Second time-1805-1809.
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767:"Omu-Aran weather and climate ☀️ Best time to visit 🌡️ Temperature"
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land the language widely spoken in Omu-Aran is Igbomina or Igbona.
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649:"ISOKAN OMO YORUBA WEBSITE: HISTORY OF OMU-ARAN-by Sola Adeniken"
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34. Abdulraheem Oladele Adeoti (Olomu Efon II): 2018-till date.
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638:"Igbominaland in the context of Yoruba history" 2006, pg.223
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189:and currently the local government headquarters of
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483:Charles Oladele Ibitoye (Adogbajale-bi-ileke II)
577:Ansarul Islam Secondary School Omu-Aran (AISS).
606:"Omu Aran Map - Nigeria Google Satellite Maps"
568:Landmark University Secondary School Omu-Aran.
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1021:"Moses Orimolade University | Educartis"
927:Archives (Retrieved 2021): Olomu of Omu-Aran.
817:"Monthly climate in Omu-Aran, Kwara, Nigeria"
520:, journalist, former governor of Lagos state
559:Federal Government Girls' College Omu-Aran.
544:Government Secondary School (GSS Omu-Aran).
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899:"Excitement At Installation Of New Olomu"
388:2. Oseminigbokun Awo Igbomina: 1190–1235
427:15. Ojonlasediekangbedegbede: 1691–1698
375:), died on 30 November 2017. Before Oba
574:Victory International College Omu-Aran.
430:16. Ogiyan Dogbajalebiileke: 1698–1729
236:Omu Aran has a tropical wet and dry or
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565:Christian Government College Omu-Aran.
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342:ÒMÙ-ÀRÁN Political and Economic Summit
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556:Ofe-Aran Commercial College Omu-Aran.
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571:Fortunate Secondary School Omu-Aran.
415:11. Agunbiade Agunkeloye: 1591–1629
457:25. Alekunlogba Odeyemi: 1844-1850
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897:Magaji, Oladipo (7 October 2018).
469:29. Fakayode Lasankale: 1899-1903
466:28. Soganmoniju Oriade: 1879-1882
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478:32. Suleiman Durotoye: 1947-1993
460:26. Alakaka tinuopewa: 1859-1878
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472:30. Esinkin Abegunde: 1904-1917
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409:9. Olomulodogbo: 1430-1565
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439:19. Ajibade: 1739-1790
421:13. Onidade: 1672-1683
369:Charles Oladele Ibitoye
298:EPA and ANGERE FESTIVAL
177:land, is a town in the
163:http://www.omuaran.org/
18:Place in Kwara, Nigeria
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925:Adogbajale-bi-ileke II
653:isokanfpb.blogspot.com
463:27. Lafofunogbo: 1879
406:8. Lawosin: 1395-1430
373:Adogbajale-bi-ileke II
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1007:"University Overview"
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604:Team, Maplandia.com.
547:Omu-Aran High School.
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397:5. Obara: 1305-1320
394:4. Atiko: 1275-1305
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