Oluwo of Iwo Declares Himself the World’s ‘Most Handsome and Happiest King’

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The Oluwo of Iwo, Oba Abdulrosheed Akanbi, has proclaimed himself the most handsome and happiest king in the world.

Expressing love for himself and gratitude to God, the monarch took to Facebook to share his thoughts.

He wrote:
“I’m just too handsome and so fly… I’m the most handsome and happiest king in the whole wide world and I love myself so much. Thank you God a zillion times.”

He added: “Emperor Telu 1, Alashe Lori Orisha number one, Arole Olodumare number one in the whole wide world. #motivated.”

Recently, the Nigerian community in Canada hosted the Oluwo during a landmark cultural visit that celebrated identity, tradition, and unity.

The royal visit attracted hundreds of Nigerians from across Canada, including community leaders, professionals, youth groups, and cultural enthusiasts, all eager to welcome the revered Yoruba monarch and reconnect with their roots.

Set in an atmosphere rich with pride and heritage, the event featured Yoruba drumming, traditional music, dance performances, and prayers. Several speakers emphasized the significance of the visit as both a cultural exchange and a bridge between the diaspora and the homeland.

In his remarks, Emperor Telu 1 encouraged Nigerians in the diaspora to remain proud ambassadors of their heritage. He stressed the importance of unity, tradition, and generational continuity, while also highlighting the vital role of traditional institutions in promoting peace, preserving culture, and empowering the youth.

“This visit is a reminder that no matter where we are in the world, we must carry our identity with pride and contribute meaningfully to our communities both at home and abroad,” the monarch said.