The Sovereign Legacy of Oweland: Kabba’s Royal Family Katu Encompassing Atipa, Àbàtà and Ìṣòro – “Ọmọ asi ọmọ ahe, ọmọ asikun nghun Owe Jeun” – Guardians of Tradition and Arbiters of Royalty
Ọmọ asiku nghun Owe Jẹun e siku loni…
In the heart of Oweland, amidst the whispers of ancient tales and the echoes of revered deities Atehe -Orajuwe stands the illustrious lineage of Oweland-Kabba: Atipa, Àbàtà and Ìṣòro of Katu, ordained by the gods themselves. Their names, etched in the annals of history, resonate with a regal splendor that transcends time, marking them as the custodians of tradition and the epitome of royal authority.
From the dawn of civilization, the noble bloodline has woven itself into the very fabric of Oweland’s identity, tracing its roots back to the genesis of royalty itself. As the progenitors of kingship, their lineage holds a sacred mandate, bestowed upon them by the divine unity of Atehe-Orajuwe, to safeguard the cultural heritage of the land and uphold the sanctity of ancient rites.
In the tapestry of Oweland’s traditions, where each clan pays homage to its ancestral deities through vibrant festivals and solemn ceremonies, Atipa, Àbàtà and Ìṣòro of Katu reign supreme under the watchful gaze of Atehe-Orajuwe the greatest of Oweland-kabba deities. With a dignified presence that commands reverence, they preside over the commencement of every festivity, invoking the blessings of the gods and setting the stage for communal jubilation.
As the sole authority empowered to commence and conclude all festivities in Oweland-Kabba, they wield a sovereignty unmatched, their word carrying the weight of centuries of heritage and legacy. With a gesture as solemn as it is decisive, they signal the end of each celebration, bidding farewell to the spirits that have graced the land and guiding the community back to the rhythm of everyday life.
In Oweland, where the past and present converge in a harmonious dance of culture and tradition, the lineage of Oweland-Kabba: Atipa, Àbàtà and Ìṣòro of Katu, anointed by Olodumare through Atehe-Orajuwe, stands as a beacon of continuity, ensuring that the flame of heritage burns bright for generations to come. Theirs is a legacy of unparalleled grandeur, a testament to the enduring power of royal lineage and the timeless allure of Oweland’s storied past.
It’s no wonder they’ve been divinely bestowed with the name “Agbà Òwe,” meaning Eldest of Oweland-Kabba, a title that echoes their significance throughout the ages.
*Obat I. E*
