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The sacred grove that is a UNESCO World Heritage site, the founding covenant behind it, and the Ìbọ̀lọ̀ and Epo towns of the Ọ̀yọ́ frontier: Ìwó, Èdè, Ìkirun, Ìlá-Ọ̀ràngún and their neighbours.
How a Yoruba king's ritual duties as sacred mediator collide with his personal Christianity or Islam, and how Nigerian statute and constitutional law have tried, and largely failed, to settle the collision.
A comprehensive scholarly history of the Yoruba kingdom of Ìwó, covering its dynastic origins from Ile-Ife, spatial structure, king list, Islamic legal traditions, refugee integration, and contemporary status.
Four more towns' civic praise, including Ilorin's oriki naming its own conversion from an Egungun-owning town to one where the horse replaced the ancestral masquerade.