HERITAGE & TITLES
A lineage of leadership, service, and civic responsibility.
Omo’ba Adedotun A. Olateju Jagun stands within a distinguished Ijebu lineage defined by nobility, enterprise, and public service. His heritage reflects generations of leadership shaped by responsibility, cultural stewardship, and commitment to community.

Ancestry & Family Legacy
Omo’ba Adedotun A. Olateju Jagun is honored to be the great-great-grandson of Awujale Ademuyewo Fidipote, who reigned from 1850 to 1886, and the great-grandson of Princess Adefowope Ademuyewo, wife of 'Dada' Olateju Jagun, renowned as the Generalissimo of Ijebuland. His family legacy continued through his grandparents, Prince Rabiu Adeniji Jagun, a distinguished cocoa magnate, and Princess Alhaja Jagun.
Prince Rabiu was a notable figure during Nigeria's pre-independence era and a key supporter of the Tribune newspaper under the leadership of Chief Obafemi Awolowo in 1960. The family residence on Fusigboye Street, Fidipote, Ijebu Ode, remains a living testament to continuity, responsibility, and heritage.
Civic Engagement & Traditional Roles
A bonafide member of the Fidipote Ruling House, Omo’ba Adedotun A. Olateju Jagun holds several respected traditional titles reflecting leadership and service across communities
He is also an honorary member of the Bobamayegun Okunrin Asiwaju Akile Ijebu, reinforcing his continued involvement in cultural leadership and grassroots advocacy. His life represents a balance of heritage, academic achievement, and professional dedication, guided by a deep respect for family, culture, and community.

He is also an honorary member of the Bobamayegun Okunrin Asiwaju Akile Ijebu, reinforcing his continued involvement in cultural leadership and grassroots advocacy. His life represents a balance of heritage, academic achievement, and professional dedication, guided by a deep respect for family, culture, and community.
Family Dignitaries

Fidipote Sister
The Jagun family legacy extends through respected figures who have contributed to leadership, governance, and cultural life across Yorubaland.
Notable Family Dignitaries
Chief Bayo Aremu
Great Uncle
Double Otunba of Iwo and Shagamu (Late)
Dr. Shola Obada
Mother’s cousin
Erelu of Ijeshaland
Dr. Bisi Jagun
Father’s half-sister
Chief of Ikomodu
Dr. Mary Boyd
Younger sister
Yeye Maiyegun of Orile Igbon
Prince Adedotun Jagun
Otunba Shobaloju of Orile Igbon
Chief Ayo Aremu
Uncle
Son of Chief Bayo Aremu
Baamofin of Iwo
Justice Aremu
Great Uncle
Junior brother to Chief Bayo Aremu
Baamofin of Ede (Late)

Fidipote Family Tree
Family Dignitaries
The Jagun family legacy extends through respected figures who have contributed to leadership, governance, and cultural life across Yorubaland.
Notable Family Dignitaries
Chief Bayo Aremu
Great Uncle
Double Otunba of Iwo and Shagamu (Late)
Justice Aremu
Great Uncle
Junior brother to Chief Bayo Aremu
Baamofin of Ede (Late)
Chief Ayo Aremu
Uncle
Son of Chief Bayo Aremu
Baamofin of Iwo
Dr. Shola Obada
Mother’s cousin
Erelu of Ijeshaland
Dr. Bisi Jagun
Father’s half-sister
Chief of Ikomodu
Dr. Mary Boyd
Younger sister
Yeye Maiyegun of Orile Igbon
Prince Adedotun Jagun
Otunba Shobaloju of Orile Igbon
Heritage as Responsibility
For Omo’ba Adedotun A. Olateju Jagun, heritage is not symbolic, it is lived. It shapes how he leads, serves, and builds for future generations. Through enterprise, cultural stewardship, and community engagement, he continues a legacy defined by purpose, dignity, and progress.

Get in Touch
For inquiries, partnership, or formal engagement, please use the contact details below.
FidipoteRoyalties@gmail.com
Location
Ijebu Ode, Ogun State
