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living in Ago-Iwoye. The university students are keen protestors, which has made the police wary of them. Oba
Adunugbe "formed a committee" with the university to better relations between the OOU and the town and to handle mutual issues. During a 2014 protest over increased fees, the university shut down until the anger receded, which was another controversial decision.
390:. This came to fruition in 1931 when the office was reinstated, and the first Ebumawe since the title's brief extinction, Oba Akadi Alonge Adenugba, was crowned. The current Ebumawe is Oba Abdul Rasaq Adesina Adunugbe, the grandson of the Akadi Alonge, who ruled 1932–1944. Adunugbe took the throne on 8 May 2004 and shortly thereafter was named a "first-class
307:. By the 1890s, the religion had reemerged and were welcomed back by the town. One of the male members of the Osugbo fraternity witnessed what he believed was a family member recovering from illness at the verge of death; he subsequently converted to Islam, taking several of his group with him. Akeugberu eventually established the town's first Arabic and
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were away from their parents, and giving them
Christian names. As western education spread, the idea of literacy came under fire; Islamic scholars were now considered illiterate under "a new system of literacy." Further, Christianity was seen as a prerequisite for getting any sort of gainful employment throughout the 68 years of colonial rule.
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Muslims in the 1930s, when Muslim schools expanded, and non-Christians were given legal protection in the face of forced conversion under an education ordinate: "No child in a government school could receive religious instruction to which the parents or guardian has objected or could
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saw Iwoye moving southeast to seek out "a new War Camp" (Ago). The new settlement was called Ago Meleki, "Meleki's Camp," for the man who led the Iwoye retreat. The organisation Ago Iwoye
Progressives Union is said to have inspired the village to merge Ago and Iwoye, thus commemorating their previous
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The university, according to Oba
Adunugbe, is the backbone of the community's commercialism. "Before, on ordinary days," he said, "when you went to a house, you only saw goats and fowls at the doors steps because people would have all gone to farm." At times, there were more OOU students than locals
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On 16 June 2005, a boy walking home from Wesley High School at night with a friend was shot dead by "the
Vigilante Group." The next morning, angry OOU students stormed the king's palace and burned it down. The fighting—at this point between townspeople and students—was only stopped when police from
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Oba
Adunugbe has also revived the traditional practice of age groups, called regberegbes, which ties together people born within a three-year period. Historically, the regberegbes have strengthened community ties. Adunugbe holds "Oba-in-council" forums, where people of any class, age, religion, age
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were at this time the largest presence in town. The Wesley School, the first
Christian institution in Ago-Iwoye, began converting students from Arabic schools to give them a "new education." Conversion techniques included forcibly baptising Muslim children, indoctrinating them at schools where they
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arrived. The university closed for a while afterwards. Security in Ago-Iwoye has increased since then, with more volunteers working with police to keep the peace. Oba
Adunugbe believe that "hired hoodlums" were pretending to be protesting OOU students. In 2013, due to the university being the main
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Ago-Iwoye is steadily growing and urbanising; there is a central business district that has highlighted the lack of city planning that went into building up the city. As of 2013, there were no known existing traffic plans and "required pedestrian facilities were virtually absent." Oba
Adunugbe has
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In the early 20th century, Ijebu-Igbo, Imusin, and Ago-Iwoye came together to " territorial group interest under colonial dispensation" and formed advocate groups, respectively the Iejebu-Igbo Patriotic Society (1922), the Ago Progressive Union (1926), and the Ijebu-Imusin Progress Society (1932).
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be forced to present when such instruction was given at such school." Whereas Christian missionaries weaponised Qur'an passages, Muslim scholars started finding commonality between the two holy books. Regardless, English and Yoruba became the languages of instruction rather than Arabic.
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to "boost social activities in the town." In 2017, he received an "Ambassador of Peace" award for his commitment to the town and its people, particularly the university community, from the National Association of Nigeria Students. Annual festivals, such as the
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presence. The Aiye cult group, as they are also known, started as a Nigerian crime syndicate that eventually made its way into the highest societal positions and is now international. Black Axe began as a student
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Christian missionaries first started to introduce western education and Christianity to the town in 1892 but were unsuccessful. They returned later that year to take advantage of the upset caused by the
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Ago-Iwoye's economy is primarily agricultural; in 1963, twenty years before the university was established, it was estimated that 80-90% of the population worked on farms. Among the goods produced are
455:'. Abiodun also promised that roads that were torn up for construction more than a decade ago "would receive priority attention." The Ikenne-Ilishan-Ago-Iwoye Road was among the roads listed.
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Islam trickled into town via soldiers, settlers, immigrants, traders, and enslaved Muslims. They had a sizeable presence by the end of the 19th century and occupied villages alongside
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is located 7 km west of the city. In 1963, the town had a population of 14,718; by 2013, it was estimated to be about 190,000, with 40,000 of those being university students.
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available to non-Muslims and welcomes people of all religions to celebrate their traditions at his palace. In his first 15 years as Ebumawe, he established a
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By the end of the 1920s, not long into colonial rule, Ago-Iwoye locals began discussing the revival of their traditional hereditary titles, including the
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festivals, are celebrated; the Oba makes sure the traditional elements, such as not eating yams before the
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OOU Ago-Iwoye has 6 faculties and a number of departments:
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families and is considered "one of the ancient towns in
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Coffie Gyamfi, Charles; Osahon, Julius (2018-06-25).
950:"I dance to make myself happy – Ebumawe of Ago Iwoye"
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target for crime and violence, Ogun State brought in
1428:"Nigeria: Ago Iwoye Monarch Indicted in Oou Crisis"
1359:"The ultra-violent cult that became a global mafia"
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1385:"Remembering the June 16 2005 Ago-Iwoye crisis"
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1222:"The History of Egusi Seeds"
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