WHO IS THE MOST STYLISH OF THESE KINGS? OONI VS OLUGBO

Ooni of Ife, Oba Enitan Ogunwusi

Olugbo of Ugbo Kingdom, Oba Fredrick Obateru Akinrutan

Royal father with panache

Royalty in full package

Both are very well respected royal fathers and both also extraordinarily colourful and imposing. Their stools are held sacred, though one far more than the other in terms of hierarchy based on the history, culture and the tradition of the Yotubas.

Both are very okay in terms of wealth, but one far far more than the other, in fact the unsubstantiated belief is that the Olugbo is the richest and wealthiest Nigerian king. He owns and is the chairman of a oil and gas brand, named after himself. The Ooni by contrast used to be mainly a developer, and he is one of the investors that built Inagbe Resort, one of West Africa's most beautiful resorts.

While age is far more on the side of the Ooni, who is just 42. The Olugbo on the other side is his 60s and not getting any younger, thank God for money he would have aged far more obviously.

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OLUGBO OF UGBO KINGDOM AS THE KING OF KINGS IN YORUBALAND.

What in the world is the well respected monarch, Oba Fredrick Obateru Akinrutan, the Olugbo of Ugbo Kingdom looking for? Why at this time in the history of the Yorubas would he have thought to become a rabble-rouser? Why turn the known history of the Yoruba race totally upside down and try to reconstruct to fit yours or so it seem?

These are some of the questions that have been raised, as the extraordinarily​ wealthy monarch, as laid claims to been the king of all the kings in YORUBALAND.  Hear him in his exact words, "I am the leader of all Yoruba obas", a statement he is said to have made at a function openly very recently, where he went further to claim that he speaks with "thunder in his mouth".

Reiterating his points further, the monarch claims that as long as the history of the Yorubas sticks to the story that says they came from Ife, that he (meaning Ugboland) represented by the king then was the one that Oduduwa, the founder and progenitor of the Yoruba race, first met with when he came to Ife. By that assertion alone, be claims to be the original landowners then.

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