High Chiefs
Isara High Chiefs
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Engr. (Chief/Dr.) Oladele Amoda, FNSE (prominent; also serves in development roles). He is also Chairman, Board of Trustees, Isara Development Council) a longstanding/community leader role. He is a former MD/CEO of the Eko Electricity Distribution Plc.
Engr. (Chief/Dr.) Oladele Amoda, FNSE
In the traditional chieftaincy and palace structure of Isara-Remo, the titles Odi of Isara and Olúrèmọ̀ of Isara are high-ranking traditional and honorary positions that support the Odemo and the broader traditional administration of the town. "Odi" and "Oluremo" appear in broader Yoruba/Remo contexts (Odi often linked to palace attendants/societies; Oluremo possibly a variant or specific high title), Chief Rotimi Awoniyi is the current Oluremo of Isara Remo
Chief Rotimi Awoniyi
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Bashorun
The Bashorun is traditionally among the highest-ranking chiefs after the king and is often associated with kingmaking authority and palace administration. In Yoruba tradition the Bashorun historically functioned like a prime minister.
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Lisa
Lisa is traditionally: 1. Chief adviser to the king 2, Senior palace statesman and 3. Member of the kingmakers' council
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Odi
The Odi is generally responsible for: 1. Palace administration 2. Traditional protocol Internal palace affairs and 3. Participation in major traditional ceremonies. He is also the Abobaku.
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Odofin
Functions include: Council leadership duties Community administration Traditional dispute resolution
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Apena
Traditionally: Custodian of rites Keeper of traditional procedures Important role in coronation processes
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Oluwo
Usually associated with: Spiritual responsibilities Traditional religious consultations Palace rituals
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Aro
Functions: Ceremonial responsibilities Traditional communication duties Palace representation
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Ashipa
Traditionally: Administrative chief Palace operations Community liaison
Balogun
Commander of traditional warriors.
Otun Balogun
Deputy military commander.
Osi Balogun
Assistant military commander.
Jagun
War chief.
Akogun
Military operations chief
Babalaje
Father of Commerce or Economic Development
Otun Asiwaju
Deputy Leader of the Community eg. Adetola EmmanuelKing
Oluremo
Leader/Father of Remo
Aare
A distinguished honorary title frequently conferred on accomplished individuals.
Otunba
A prestigious Yoruba honorary chieftaincy title.
Iyalode
Highest-ranking female chief. Responsibilities: Women's leadership Community mediation Social welfare matters
Yeye Bashorun
Female counterpart to the Bashorun title.
Yeye Lisa
Senior female palace title.
Erelu
Traditional female aristocratic title.
Yeye Oodua
Cultural and heritage title
Yeye Asiwaju
Female leadership title.
Chief Victor Kehinde Onamuyiwa (mentioned as current/recent holder in community posts). Earlier: Late Chief Isaac Adeyemi Ifekoya (historian/author). Note: "Lisa" is a senior chieftaincy title in many Remo/Yoruba areas (often prime minister-like or high advisor).
Chief Victor Kehinde Onamuyiwa Olisa of Isara Remo