Western State Chieftaincy Declarations: Owo Division.

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1968
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Ibadan: Ministry of Local Government and Chieftaincy Affairs
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• Olowo of Owo Chieftaincy. • Sashere of Igboroko Owo Chieftaincy. • Elerewe of Igboroko Owo Chieftaincy. • Owadogbon of Igboroko Owo Chieftaincy. • Ojumu of Igboroko Owo Chieftaincy. • Oloba of Isho Chieftaincy. • Olupenme of Ipenme Chieftaincy. • Ajana of Isaipen Owo Chieftaincy. • Aribo of Ijebu Owo Chieftaincy. • Iwashokun of Ijebu, Owo Chieftaincy.
• Oshere of Ehinogbe, Owo Chieftaincy.
• Elemure of Emure Chieftaincy. • Arawagbaiye of Ehinogbe Chieftaincy. • Arawagbaiye of Isaipen Chieftaincy. • Olufon of Ifon Chieftaincy. • Odibiado of Ijagba Chieftaincy. • Olumoru of Imoru Chieftaincy. • Chief Osara of Sobe Chieftaincy. • Chief Adigun of Ifon Chieftaincy. • Chief Olagewu of Ifon Chieftaincy. • Asunbo of Ukaro Chieftaincy. • Odibiado of Sobe Chieftaincy. • Chief Arogheren of Sobe Chieftaincy. • Chief Ekun of Ifon Chieftaincy. • Onidogun of Idogun Chieftaincy. • Olugbe of Afo Chieftaincy. • Ologhen of Afo Chieftaincy. • Olishara Chieftaincy. • Olisa of Idoani Chieftaincy. • Oniye of Idoani Chieftaincy. • Olusure of Idoani Chieftaincy. • Olupara of Idoani Chieftaincy. • Olugbe of Idogun Chieftaincy. • Alafo of Afo Chieftaincy. • Olugbesi of Idogun Chieftaincy. • Alani of Idoani Chieftaincy.

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Western State Chieftaincy Declarations: Owo Division is an official legislative publication compiled and issued by the Ministry of Local Government and Chieftaincy Affairs of the Western State of Nigeria. Authorized under the Chiefs Law of 1957 and subsequent regional legal instruments, this reference document codifies the recognized native laws, customs, and formal selection procedures governing traditional leadership stools across the Owo Division. The compilation provides statutory declarations for numerous prominent traditional titles, including the supreme stool of the Olowo of Owo, major quarter and town chiefs, and surrounding community rulers such as the Olufon of Ifon, Alani of Idoani, and Olugbe of Afo.
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