Obin Ayetoro

• Brief history of the town or community.

Brief History: Obin Ayetoro was founded in 1873 in Obin Oke. In 1936, the people relocated from Obin Oke to the community’s present location due to incessant deaths in the old settlement. They moved in search of safety, peace, a better life, and prosperity. The community shares boundaries with Owode Ofaro, Oke Aba, and Obaa.

• Historical significance and cultural heritage of the community

The people of Obin are culturally Igbomina and have a rich history and tradition. The community celebrates several festivals, including the Paka Festival. People in Obin practice different religions, including Christianity, Islam, and traditional religion, and they live together peacefully.

• Biography/profile of the Traditional Ruler.

His Royal Majesty, Oba John Oladele Omotoso, was born on 12 May 1956 at Idi Ogun Adedire, Ile-Ife, Osun State. He attended his primary education in Owode Ofaro, Kwara State. Before ascending the throne, he was a successful printer, businessman, and Director of Omotoso Printing Press. He was also a devoted preacher of the Word of God. His Royal Majesty is widely known for his humility, wisdom, and unwavering commitment to the welfare of his people. He is a compassionate leader who listens to the concerns of his subjects and is dedicated to promoting peace, unity, and sustainable development in his kingdom.