Oba Jimoh Adebamiro Quadri, The Alaporu of Ilaporu-Ijebu dies at 87
HRM Oba Jimoh Adebamiro Quadri (Mefolu II), The Alaporu of Ilaporu-Ijebu. In the quiet, culturally rich heart of Ogun State, the town of Ilaporu-Ijebu stands as a testament to tradition, resilience, and enduring leadership. Nestled within Ijebu North alongside Awa-Ijebu, Oru-Ijebu, Ago-Iwoye, and Ijebu-Igbo, the community has long been guided by the wisdom and steady hand of its revered monarch, Oba Jimoh Adebamiro Quadri, the Alaporu of Ilaporu-Ijebudies. At 87, Oba Quadri’s life reflects a remarkable journey of service, honor, and unwavering commitment to his people. As the Mefolu II, his reign spanned an impressive 31 years—an era marked by stability, cultural preservation, and progressive community development. His time on the throne places him among the most enduring traditional rulers in Ijebu land, second only to the Awujale, the Paramount Ruler of the Ijebu people. Throughout his reign, Oba Quadri was more than a custodian of tradition; he was a symbol of unity and a pillar of ...