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Olowo, His Olori and an High Chief
HRM Olowo of Owo, flanked by the Olori and an High Chief.
Chiefs in Owo
This is an assembly of Chiefs in the Olowos Palace.
Ceremonial Procession
A ceremonial procession in Owo during a festival.
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Owo Parks and Gardens: Public Green Spaces for Relaxation
Owo is widely known for its royal heritage, ancient traditions, festivals, and strong community identity. Yet the town can also be appreciated through quieter…
Owo Notable Buildings and the Architecture of a Changing Kingdom
Owo’s built heritage is a record of power, belief, trade, and adaptation. The old palace stands at the centre of that story, but it is only one part of a wider…
Owo Monuments and Statues That Keep History Visible
A town’s history can live in books, oral accounts, palace records, family compounds, and museum collections. It can also stand in the open air, shaped in…
Owo Archaeological Sites and the Ancient Stories They Preserve
Owo, in present-day Ondo State, occupies an important place in the archaeology of southwestern Nigeria. Its location between the cultural worlds associated…
Owo Archives: Where to Find Historical Documents and Photographs
The history of Owo is preserved in more places than a single archive room. Royal records, family papers, church registers, school photographs, newspaper…
Owo Oral History: How Griots Preserve the Kingdom’s Past
Long before history was written in books, the past of Owo lived in remembered words, ceremonial songs, praise names, palace narratives, family accounts, and…
Owo musical instruments: from talking drums to flutes and gongs
Music in Owo is more than accompaniment for dancing. It can announce a royal appearance, establish the pace of a procession, mark a ritual moment, welcome…
Owo masked performers and the living world of Egungun
In Owo, masked performance is more than a colourful feature of a festival. It is a way of bringing history, spirituality, authority, music, dance, and public…
Owo Drumming and Dance: Rhythm, Memory, and Festival Performance
In Owo, music is closely connected to community life, royal tradition, religious observance, and public celebration. Drums do more than provide a steady beat…
Owo Folktales: Tortoise, Hunters, and the Spirit World
In Owo, stories told after sunset have often carried the weight of history, morality, and memory. A tale about a tortoise may sound playful, while a story…
Olowo's Palace
Olowo's Palace

Owo has the largest palace in Africa which was declared a national monument by the Federal Government of Nigeria

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Chiefs in Owo
Chiefs in Owo

The seniority of chieftaincy titles in Owo is decided by the chronological order in which they are created.

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