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History Has Memory

By: Folorunso Fatai Adisa

For the record, Frank Mba was a Cadet Inspector in training while Tunji Disu was a Cadet ASP, in the Course 17/1992. Effectively, AIG Tunji Disu was Mba’s senior in the Force until Mba benefited from the accelerated promotions facilitated by the Federal Character principle. A clear example of this trajectory occurred in January 2019, when then-Acting IGP Mohammed Adamu appointed ACP Mba as the Force Public Relations Officer to replace DCP Moshood Jimoh.

Today, Olorundare Moshood Jimoh serves as the Lagos State Commissioner of Police, while Mba (who was once a rank below him) is now a DIG. This disparity speaks volumes and clarifies the seniority dynamics between Disu and Mba. The reality remains that every rank beyond Commissioner of Police bears the imprint of politics! Both are fine officers. One can only hope the new sheriff will revolutionise the system, just as he did as the commander of the Lagos State Rapid Respond Squad (RRS) between June 13, 2015, to August 2021.

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LIST OF ALÁÀFIN OF OYO

LEGENDARY AND EARLY RULERS

- Oranyan (1000 – 1050)
- Ajaka (1050 – 1075) - Overthrown by his warrior brother
- Shango (1075 – 1085). A warrior king, became a diety in Yoruba mythology
- Ajaka (restored) (1085 – 1095)
- Aganjusola (1095 – 1105). Known for taming wild animals and longevity
- Kori (1105 – 1135)
- Oluaso (1135 – 1150)
- Onigbogi (1150 – 1170). Fled the capital during Nupe invasions.
- Ofiran (1170 – 1190) - Reclaimed some Oyo territory.
- Eguguojo (1190 – 1205)
- Orompoto (1205 – 1220) - First female Alaafin, known for victories over the Nupe
- Ajiboyede (1220 – 1240)
- Abipa (1240 – 1255). Rebuilt Oyo-Ile
- Obalokun (1255 – 1270) - Oversaw Oyo's expansion and European slave trade

EMPERY ALAAFINS
- Oluodo (1270 - 1285). Died in battle against the Nupe
- Ajagbo (1285 – 1300). Introduced the Sesefun crown and created the title of Aare Ona Kankanfo
- Odarawu (1300 – 1320). Deposed by the Oyo Mesi
- Kanran (1320 – 1340). Killed during a mutiny
- Jayin (1340 – 1360). A tyrant dethroned by the Oyo Mesi
- Ayibi (c. 1360 – c. 1375). Rejected as king.
- Osiyago (1375 – 1390). Assassinated following a dynastic dispute
- Ojigi (1390 – 1410). Conquered the Dahomey Kingdom
- Gberu (1410 – 1425). Deposed after a power struggle with Basorun
- Amuniwaiye (1425 – 1440). Assassinated by a personal enemy
- Onisile (1440 – 1460). Rejected by the Oyo Mesi
- Labisi (1460 – 1475). Forced to commit suicide by Bashorun Gaa
- Awonbioju (1475 – 1490). Ruled for 130 days before being compelled to suicide
- Agboluaje (1490 – 1510). Forced to commit suicide after refusing to declare war.
- Majeogbe (1510 – 1530)
- Abiodun (1530 – 1550). Defeated Bashorun Gaa. Egba revolted
- Awole Arogangan (1550 – 1570). Overthrown by Afonja and his army
- Adebo (1570 – 1590)
- Maku (1590 – 1592)
- Majotu (1592 – 1600). Ilorin's and Dahomey's secession.
- Amodo (1600 – 1620). Oyo sacked by Ilorin in 1833
- Oluewu (1620 – 1640). The last Alaafin of the Oyo Empire

NEW OYO ALÁÀFINS
- Atiba Atobatele (1835 – 1845). Enthroned by Ibadan and relocated to its current location
- Olujide Adelu Agunloye (1845 – 1855). First Alaafin son to be enthroned.
- Adeyemi I Alowolodu (1855 – 1899). Last independent Alaafin and later a British vassal
- Lamidi Amubieya Agogoja (1899 – 1919). Eldest son of Adelu
- Siyanbola Onikepe Oladigbolu I (1919 – 1945).
- Adeyemi II Adeniran (1945 – 1965). Deposed by Western Region Government
- Bello Gbadegesin Oladigbolu II (1965 – 1995). Witnessed Nigeria's independence
- Lamidi Olayiwola Adeyemi III (c. 1970 – 2022). Modernized the throne, and instigated the rotational of Chairmanship of the Council of Obas
- Abimbola Akeem Owoade (2025 – )