Welcome to the Dagburewe of Idowa

The Dagburewe of Idowa is a royal title with a rich history that has endured for over 300 years in southern Nigeria.

With significant influence and power, the Dagburewe throne stands as the second in command to the grand throne of Akile Ijebuland, the throne of Awujale.

HRH Oba Barr. Kayode Sikiru Adefuwape Okuribido

Born into the Anowoneyo ruling house of Idowa in the sixties, Barrister Okuribido brings a wealth of education and experience to his role as Dagburewe.

He holds LLB and BL degrees from the Council of Legal Education, is a fellow of the Chartered Insurance Institute, UK (FCII), and an associate member of the Nigeria Institute of Marketing. Additionally, he earned an MBA specializing in Marketing from Ladoke Akintola University, Ogbomosho.

Beyond his academic and professional achievements, Barrister Okuribido is renowned for his philanthropic endeavors, earning him respect both within and outside the community.

Influence and Importance of the Dagburewe Throne

The Dagburewe throne is more than a symbol of power; it represents the cultural heritage and historical significance of the Ijebu people.

The throne has played a pivotal role in the administration and governance of the Ijebu people, working closely with other traditional leaders and authorities to ensure the welfare and development of the community.

The Dagburewe also serves as a custodian of Ijebu traditions and customs, ensuring that they are preserved and passed down to future generations.

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