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Rising majestically above the city, Olumo Rock has been the watchtower and refuge of Abeokuta for over 150 years. It sheltered warriors during conflict and now stands as a symbol of peace, spiritual strength, and resilience.
Long before modern borders, Abeokuta stood as a sanctuary for the Egba people—a place of unity, safety, and identity. Here, traditions were nurtured, and a community grounded in culture and kinship was born.
Abeokuta’s architecture tells the tale of cultural fusion—where indigenous design meets colonial influence. These historic structures, from cathedrals to administrative buildings, showcase craftsmanship that has endured for generations.
In a profound gesture of cultural preservation, Prince Yemisi Shyllon, philanthropist and Africa’s foremost art collector, generously donated a majestic statue of Chief Sodeke to the people of Egbaland in Ogun State. The unveiling took place on November 19, 2024, at the Ake Palace Roundabout in Abeokuta, beside the historic St. Peter’s Cathedral.
Our heritage is not locked in the past—it thrives in our music, art, fashion, and celebrations. Abeokuta continues to inspire, connecting the heartbeat of history with the rhythm of modern life.
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