Lagos, located in the southwest of Nigeria, is traditionally home to the Yorubas. But commercial capital Lagos is the most ethnically-diverse city in the country.
Traditional leaders — the Ologun Kutere Ruling House of Lagos
In Nigeria, traditional royal families still hold a significant place in the political landscape. Although a democracy, politicians in Nigeria often go to traditional rulers to gain favour, as many citizens still look towards their kings for support, guidance…. and votes.
Ajose
Prince Emmanuel Esugbayi Ajose of the Ologun Kutere Ruling House of Lagos was one of the wealthiest entrepreneurs in Lagos during the colonial period. He founded two Methodist churches, and at the time of his death in 1949, he was the vice lay president of the United African Methodist Church Organisation.
