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Before the Awujale Akile Ijebu can be crowned, a powerful and sacred traditional rite must first be completed — Aje Ki Oba To Je. On 17th February 2026, history was recorded at the Olisa Palace in Ijebu-Ode, as the Ikajue and Idagbe rites of Olurasonwa were performed for Prince Emanuel Omololu Adewale Odukoya. This significant ceremony was led by Abdul Rasheed Adeoye Adesanya, the Olisa of Ijebu-Ode and Head of the Ilamuren, affirming the ancient royal process that must take place before the Awujale Akile Ijebu ascends the throne. In Yoruba royal tradition, Aje Ki Oba To Je is not just a ritual — it is a sacred installation that establishes spiritual legitimacy, ancestral approval, and continuity of the Ijebu monarchy. The Ikajue ati Idagbe represent authority, tradition, and the deep-rooted structure of the Ijebu kingdom. In this video, you will learn: The true meaning of Aje Ki Oba To Je Why Olurasonwa must be crowned before the Awujale The role of the Ilamuren in Ijebu kingship The significance of Ikajue & Idagbe in Yoruba culture The spiritual and historical importance of this 2026 royal event This is a must-watch for lovers of Yoruba history, African royalty, traditional leadership, and cultural preservation. Baba Jagilegbo remains committed to documenting royal history, promoting African heritage, and sharing information that truly matters about Yoruba tradition. Watch. Learn. Share. Preserve our heritage. #Awujale #IjebuOde #OlisaIjebu #Ilamuren #AjeKiObaToJe #Olurasonwa #YorubaTradition #AfricanRoyalty #IjebuKingdom #Coronation2026 #BabaJagilegbo