TOURISM, ATTRACTION AND CULTURE CENTERS IN OGUN STATE, NIGERIA.
ARE YOU PLANNING TO VISIT OGUN STATE "THE GLORIOUS STATE" SOON?
Below are the TOURISM, CULTURE AND ATTRACTION CENTERS you may wish or MUST visit:
OLUMO ROCK:
Located between Ikija and Ikereku, Abeokuta, the capital city of Ogun State. It was a place where the Egba's hide or found refuge from their attackers during the wars and in 1830, they settled at the center after the war.
Olumo Rock is naturally surrounded by CAVES.
IMAGES FROM OLUMO ROCK CENTER..
BIRIKISU SUNGBO SHRINE "THE QUEEN OF SHEBA:
This center is located at Oke-Eri along Ijebu-Ode - Ibadan Road, near Ijebu -Ode.
Birikisu Sungbo was also known as the Biblical QUEEN of SHEBA, returned to Oke-Eri, Ogun State where she died and TOMB is now turned to TOURIST CENTER and becoming WHERE YOU PRAY AND GET ANSWER INSTANTLY....
Birikisu Sungbo was also known as the Biblical QUEEN of SHEBA, returned to Oke-Eri, Ogun State where she died and TOMB is now turned to TOURIST CENTER and becoming WHERE YOU PRAY AND GET ANSWER INSTANTLY....
HER TOMB:
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| THIS IS QUEEN OF SHEBA TOMB, ALWAYS CLEAN WITHOUT EVERYBODY SWEEPING THE PLACE, ALSO FORBIDDEN FOR FEMALE TO ENTER THE PLACE |
THE ALAKE PALACE: THE PARAMOUNT OF EGBALAND
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| OLD PALACE ENTRANCE |
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| NEW PALACE ENTRANCE |
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| INSIDE THE PALACE |
OTHER CENTERS ARE LISTED BELOW:
Yemoji Natural Swimming Pool at Ijebu-Ode,
Oyan Dam in Abeokuta North,
Iwopin Boat Regatta and Ebute-Oni in Ogun Waterside.
Madam Tinubu Shrine, Abeokuta;
Oronna Shrine, Ilaro.
Area J4 Forest Reserve;
Tongeji Island, Ipokia.
Old Manse at Ogbe,Abeokuta;
St.James Anglican School, Ota
Ijamido River Shrine,Ota.
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ReplyDeleteOgun State is delivered from any external oppression and hatred. Abeokuta, in fact, the State capital,was no wonder a firmest world class tourist attraction. Given, the Olumo Rock statue, and its status,one cannot but lay credence to the Almighty for fighting on behalf of the Egbas, who supplied wisdom and understanding to the warriors. In essence, to God be the glory for all He alone could achieved for Egbas.
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