12/09/2025
UNBREAKABLE AWORI HERITAGE:
The Olumegbon Royal Family –
Eternal Custodians of Ajah
The Olumegbon Royal Family, the firstborn and cherished child of Olofin Atekooye, stands as the eternal Awori overlord of Ajah, Okun-Ajah, and environs, a legacy forged over 800 years since Olofin’s migration from Ile-Ife in the 10th to 11th century. The 1921 Privy Council Judgment and Supreme Court rulings affirm their unbreakable communal land rights, shattering the "no man’s land" lie. All Idejo chiefs, including Olumegbon, are Awori and must never be disrespected—their heritage is sacred and everlasting. Contemporary attempts to bully the Olumegbons only strengthen their resolve. Below are their domains and the truth of their reign:
Olumegbon Royal Family – Unshakable Awori Overlords:
• Territory: Rules Ajah, Okun-Ajah, and environs—including Olokonla, Aiyetoro, Oko-Egbe, Ibamo, Esanmi Olori, Olori Mamu, Oko-Elemu, Agunbiade, Baba Sale, Ope, Ajiwe, Alasia, Asoko, Isale-Ijebu, and Ajah Ile (capital)—as confirmed by Supreme Court Judgment (SC.148/1997, 09/12/2002).
• History: Founded over 800 years ago by the first Chief Olumegbon, a direct descendant of Olofin, who migrated from Ile-Ife and granted land to others as customary tenants under Yoruba law.
• Leadership: As head of the Idejo White Cap Chiefs, Olumegbon installs all Baales, presides over the Ajah Management Committee, and serves as a kingmaker to the Oba of Lagos.
• Legal Backing: Terms of Settlement (12/02/1991, LD/21/1987) and Certificates of Occupancy (1996-2017) uphold their overlordship.
• Contemporary Bullying: Faces unjust 2025 attempts by impostors and government actions to undermine their rule, like the disputed enthronement and Ajah protests, yet their rights prevail ([Lagos Panorama, 2025](lagospanorama.com/in-defiance-of…), [Tribune Online, 2025](tribuneonlineng.com/ajah-residents…)).
Other Idejo Chiefs – United Awori Landowners:
• Oloto: Owns Iddo and parts of Lagos Mainland (e.g., Oto-Awori, Iwaya), a proud Awori domain.
• Aromire: Owns Old Ikoyi, including Aromire Road, an Awori cultural hub.
• Onitana: Owns Lagos Island, near Aromire, a key Awori territory.
• Elegushi: Owns Ikate, Lekki, Elegushi Beach, Ojota, Osapa, led by an Oba.
• Onitolo: Owns Ebute Meta West, Ipaja, Surulere, an enduring Awori land.
• Onikoyi: Owns Ikoyi, a thriving Awori area.
• Ojora: Owns Ijora, an Awori stronghold with court-backed rights.
• Oniru: Owns Victoria Island, parts of Lekki, led by an Oba.
• Oluwa: Owns Apapa Peninsula, affirmed by historical rulings.
• Onisiwo: Owns Tomaro, Abagbo, Tarkwa Bay, Agbagbo, Itomaro, an Awori coastal domain.
Note: The Olumegbon, as Olofin’s firstborn, and all Idejo chiefs are Awori landowners forever. The "no man’s land" falsehood is crushed by their 800-year legacy, backed by courts and Omo Eko Pataki’s advocacy. Bullying the Olumegbons—through false claims or evictions—only honors their unbreakable spirit. Disrespecting any Idejo attacks Awori pride and will not be tolerated. Let the world know: they are Awori, and their land is theirs eternally!
Awori Omo Olofin kitiigbe ooo ! Omo Oluwehun e mooo !