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Ọlọja Adejuwon led Utako Day planning committee in courtesy visit to Oba Gbadebo Bajowa, the Rebuja of Osooro Land...

"Utako Day is an annual event held in Igbotako, where indigenes, residents, and visitors from around the world gather to celebrate with the sons and daughters of Igbotako under the leadership of Oloja Adejuwon Sunday."

In Ikale culture, every child born into a family is believed to have a predestined path, often revealed through consultation with an Ifa priest. However, this belief began to wane with the advent of religious civilization. Dear esteemed viewers, what’s your take on this?

Sogbon-Oketiti celebrates its annual festival, one of the most remarkable in Osooro-Ikale. The festival honors the Ekunren River, with prayers offered each year. People facing life's challenges gather to seek blessings and pray for a prosperous year ahead. Don't miss next year's celebration.

Candle light Procession for Hon. Abiodun Owonola P.K.A Equity in his hometown, Igbotako.

Olowolomo: A Revered River in Igbotako Olowolomo is one of the most revered rivers in Igbotako. Historically, it served as the primary water source for the community, with a dam supplying water to homes until the advent of boreholes. The river is deeply rooted in tradition, with two major taboos: 1. Killing or eating the fish from the river is strictly forbidden. 2. Bathing in the river is proh...

In the year 1950, Rev. Megee, a devoted missionary, arrived in Igbotako, Ondo State, Nigeria, through Chief Adebiyi Akinfosile, a respected figure in the community and sibling to Chief Olu Akinfosile. Following his arrival, Chief Adebiyi informed the town’s people through the town crier that a missionary had come with plans to establish a new church. That evening, the people gathered at St. Joh...

Utako Day 2023 Accountability and Appreciation, followed by Preparations for Utako Day 2024 with the Chairman of the Planning Committee, Oloja Adejuwon

Baba Olaseni, the Oloja of Iju-Oke Oja, has been creating unique wood carvings and artwork since 1962. Self-taught and driven by pure inspiration, Baba never learned from anyone but developed his craft as a true Agbegilere (master carver). At over 80, his passion for wood carving endures, with each piece carrying the essence of tradition and creativity. Join us as we celebrate his lifetime of a...

The Babaji festival is celebrated annually towards the end of the year. A female volunteer carries the Babaji festival calabash to fetch water near the Babaji. She can choose not to carry the pot, as no one is forced or coerced to carry the calabash. The volunteer treks about 2km to fetch water, accompanied by the chief priest, a masquerade, and the community. Before fetching the water, they mu...

Christian Wake keep at Mama Adefemi Eunice Akinbolade residence conducted by FBC, Igbotako.

An interactive session with Funmi Oma Dafidi, the Emoma crooner. The first female juju musician in Ikale.

A Visit to L.A Primary School, Akinfosile

Ago Idogun, Igbotako, Okitipupa Local Government, Nigeria.

A Visit to the Ancient Town of Ilado-Oja: Once a Central Market Hub.

Burial Service Of Late Chief Ola Iwaeni, The Gboroye of Osooro land at St. Stephen's Ang. Church,

The Legacy of our Past Heroes Series 3

An interactive session with High Chief Omotola ObaBiripo

The Role of Youth in Community Development

Blacksmith Documentary

Awoyaya Biripo Band

Happy Birthday, Mrs olufunke

The Role of Music in Health Education

The Legacy of our past heroes (series 2)

Tribute to Baba Ologbosere

Sustainable Farming Practices: A key to Famine Prevention

Uyan Mu

Ethical Leadership

Teen Manners and Conduct Across Time