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ALAAFIN CROWNS NEW ERELU OBA OF YORUBALAND - WHO IS DR. BECKY OLUBUKOLA

Yorubaland Gets New Erelu as Alaafin of Oyo Conferred on Nigerian Business Mogul, Dr Becky Olubukola in Oyo town. The ancient city of Oyo witnessed a grand cultural and royal celebration as Erelu Dr. Becky Olubukola is being formally installed as the Erelu Oba of Yoruba Land (also known as Erelu Worldwide). The coronation ceremony took place on Saturday, November 22, 2025, at the Alaafin of Oyo Palace, under the distinguished royal authority of HIM Oba Abimbola Akeem Owoade I , Iku Baba Yeye, Igbakeji Orisha, the Alaafin of Oyo. This momentous event represents more than just a coronation — it is a profound reaffirmation of Yoruba heritage, unity, and the enduring legacy of female leadership within the traditional institution. The ceremony commenced at 10:00 a.m. at the Alaafin’s Palace, followed by a grand reception at Olivet Baptist High School, Oyo Town. Many guests graced the occasion in purple and white, symbolizing royalty, peace, and purity — colors deeply rooted in Yoruba symbolism. Erelu Dr. Becky Olubukola, a woman of grace, intellect, and impact, has long been recognized as a leader committed to service, empowerment, and cultural preservation. Through her numerous initiatives in education, entrepreneurship, and women’s development, she has consistently championed causes that uplift individuals and strengthen communities. Her new role as Erelu Oba of Yoruba Land is not only a recognition of her remarkable contributions to society but also a call to serve as a bridge between tradition and progress. The title “Erelu” historically denotes a woman of influence and integrity who provides counsel to the throne, advocates for women, and upholds the values of unity and compassion within the kingdom. In her words, Erelu Dr. Becky Olubukola expressed deep humility and gratitude for the honor bestowed upon her, emphasizing her vision for collective growth among the Yoruba people: “Our culture is a crown we must all wear with pride. As Yoruba sons and daughters, whether at home or abroad, we must hold hands across differences and build bridges of peace and prosperity. The strength of the Yoruba race lies in our unity in our ability to speak with one voice and move forward together as one people.” Alaafin of Oyo: Preserving the Legacy of Yoruba Royalty The coronation was performed under the royal blessing of His Imperial Majesty, Oba Abimbola Owoade, the Alaafin of Oyo, revered as Iku Baba Yeye, Igbakeji Orisha. As the custodian of one of the oldest and most powerful thrones in West Africa, the Alaafin continues to uphold the heritage and honor of the Yoruba monarchy, ensuring that the traditional institution remains a beacon of cultural pride, wisdom, and continuity. The installation of Erelu Dr. Becky Olubukola as Erelu Oba of Yoruba Land under his reign reflects the Alaafin’s dedication to promoting capable, visionary figures who can contribute to the preservation and modernization of Yoruba traditions in a rapidly changing world. The coronation ceremony is expected to draw prominent traditional rulers, dignitaries, cultural ambassadors, and notable personalities from across Nigeria and the diaspora. It will be a gathering that celebrates not just the individual honor of Erelu Dr. Becky Olubukola, but the collective strength and beauty of the Yoruba people. Attendees will experience a rich display of Yoruba culture — from traditional drumming and dance to regal processions and tributes that reflect centuries of history and royal prestige. As Erelu Worldwide, Dr. Olubukola is set to leverage her position to promote peace, unity, and empowerment among Yoruba women globally. Her leadership philosophy emphasizes inclusion, cultural identity, and social impact qualities that make her not only a representative of tradition but also a symbol of modern female excellence in leadership. “This honor is not about me alone,” she added. “It is a call to serve my people to empower, to connect, and to keep the Yoruba spirit alive for generations yet unborn. We are stronger together when we choose unity over division, and culture over conflict.” Event Details • Date: Saturday, November 22, 2025 • Time: From 10:00 AM • Venue: Alaafin of Oyo Palace, Oyo State • Reception: Olivet Baptist High School, Oyo Town • Dress Code: Purple & White • RSVP: 09090000108 | 08051940370 As Oyo prepared for this royal milestone, the coronation of Erelu Dr. Becky Olubukola stands as a timeless reminder of the vibrancy, resilience, and unity of the Yoruba race a people whose culture continues to illuminate Africa’s legacy of honor, wisdom, and strength. Credit: Office of The Erelu. Palace Media Team.