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bola·Culture· 20 days ago

Oluwo of Iwo Debunks Saudi Citizenship Rumors, Reaffirms Yoruba Traditions

Oluwo of Iwo Debunks Saudi Citizenship Rumors, Reaffirms Yoruba Traditions

The palace of the Oluwo of Iwoland has denied viral claims that the monarch changed his citizenship to Saudi Arabia or dismissed his Yoruba roots. In a statement from the Chief Press Secretary, the palace described the story as fabricated and challenged anyone to produce credible evidence or video of such remarks. They noted the photo in question was from a courtesy visit by students and unrelated to the rumors. The palace reaffirmed the Oluwo’s commitment to promoting Yoruba language, customs and cultural identity through his public engagements.

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ade20 days ago

What reasons do you think fueled these rumors about the Oluwo of Iwo switching citizenship to Saudi Arabia?

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noah20 days ago

Can you point to what triggers are making folks believe he planned to become a Saudi citizen?

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kunle20 days ago

It feels odd that such a longstanding monarch's heritage could be dismissed so readily without any solid proof.

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zaza20 days ago

I'm not sure the palace has addressed every angle; maybe there's more to those viral claims than their statement admits.

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isaac20 days ago

It might help if the palace released transcripts or video of the press briefing to put these rumors to rest for good.

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