Prince Olawale
​A Legitimate Heir to the Awujale Stool​​
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Barr. Prince Olawale Oriola Adeyemi is a direct male-line descendant of “Olu” (Olufadeke), the first male Abidagba of Awujale Fúsẹngbúwà, the 41st Awujale of Ijebuland. As the first great-great-great-grandson of this historic lineage, his family’s eligibility to the Awujale Stool is firmly grounded in established Ijebu tradition and documented royal succession.
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A U.S-trained corporate lawyer and proud son of Ijebu-Ode, Prince Olawale was raised under the guardianship of his grandfather, Prince Fasasi Adebisi Adeyemi (Obanlefa), the respected former Olori-Ebi of the Fusengbuwa Ruling House (1988–2013). From him, he inherited a legacy of integrity, discipline, and unwavering service to the Awujale institution.
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In honor of this lineage, Prince Olawale rebuilt the Olufadi/Obanlefa House at Ile-Nla, transforming it into a modern administrative center, archive, and symbol of continuity for the ruling house. His candidacy for the Awujale Stool is anchored in historical legitimacy, lawful entitlement, and a lifelong dedication to the cultural heritage of Ijebuland.
Omo-Oba Alaye Dajii, Omo Oba Orojo Joye, Omo Adele Teji Teji, Omo Ayinu Aranbata butu, Omo Aran bata Butu tin se onile darudaru, Omo Eshumare Awonfin eyi ti o le fun Olori wo, Omo Aja Winiwini lese okun, Oko Dudu, Oko Pupa, Oko Wara Jojolo, Omo Olowo joye meji, Oje Dagburewe Otu pada wa je Awujale, Omo Ojoye koye wuni je, Omo Oloti Sunkun, Yawura moti Oyinbo, Omo Agunshebi Okobi Shese, Omo Akorogbo boshin, Omo Olufadi yaura, Alaye Dajii