A trip to Adebisi Idikan’s mansion,first man to ride a car in Ibadan + A stop @ immigration office
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- Hello Beautiful people, today i visited the home of the business mogul & philanthropist Sanusi Adebisi Giwa, a 90 rooms mansion,first and only if it’s kind at Idi Ikan Ibadan Oyo state
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Why didn't we learn this at school..why are they teaching us about mungo Park... what's my business with him When we have a super philanthropist business man who should ve been a role model to us
God bless u bruh
Thank you for telling the story of my grandfather in a positive light. He died when my dad was just 2 years
Nice to know he is your granddad
@@sirkay664 Thank you 🙏🏽
Wow, take me to your grand father house 😍
@@olapadeolaoluwa8782 i wish i can but i left Nigeria 20 years ago #USA
He his my great grandfather, looks like we are very large
I don't know why I just like this lady. She is just natural and gives me nostalgia of good old memories of growing up in Ibadan
I came across this video this morning and I was blown away by what I'm seeing. As a child living in Inalende Ibadan, when playing around I used to come and spend time at this mansion at Idikan but I just use to see it as any other house then. But when I came to Europe and I have access to information about humanity hidden history, I came to realize that this mansion is part of the old world buildings that can be found all over the world. This man called Adebisi did not build it, he inherited it. That building have been where it is even before Ibadan came into existence. There are three of this type of building in Ibadan that I know off, they are Mapo Hall, Bowers Tower (Layipo) at Oke Are and this building at Idikan, they are all part of old world buildings which some people call Tartaria. Knowledge is power.
The mansion should be converted to a sightseeing venue without altering its structures
With the likes of Dr Busari Adebisi still alive, the Idikan mansion should be a state Monument. Same to another beautiful one, the Agbaje mansion . The memories of these great, illustrious Yoruba men should not be forgotten.
OYINDAMOLA.(PLEASE GO BACK TO SHOW US THE ADEBISI IDIKAN INSIDE OF THE HOUSE) AM BECOMING YOUR PERMANENT FAN. GOD BLESS YOU.
Yes i was really hoping you'll show the inside pls do another vid on that as i also like stories about heroes and philanthropist like Adebisi idikan
What a country? What a people? A building that should be cherished and maintained as a revenue generating museum have been left in such a deplorable state. Very sad. The culture of poor maintenance coupled with the lack of vision are terrible handicap to us. Thanks kido for bringing this to the limelight.
What a great man, his name should be written in gold in Oyo State, thanks for bringing the story to life.
Yes oo
Cheers for the detailed explanation of one of the historical events that took place in Ibadan during the colonial days. Very fascinating!!
Keep up the good work.
I remember that portion of a poem in primary school. ''buroda idi ikan, l'owo so Adebisi.....'' Thank you for this story. All parts of Yoruba land have produced great people, past and present.
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I have a confession.I have been enjoying your programs for a month now but just subscribed today. Lots of love from Scotland.
Yes. Adebisi of Idikan house brought good memories of my childhood days at Ibadan, where I grew up as a child.I remembered, when driven for none payment of school fees we spent the schooling hours in Adebisi compound. The building should be properly cared for by the state government.
We have a poem during our primary school days where this man name (Adebisi Idikan) was mentioned but I can't really remember it again. We don't even know about this rich history. Yorubaland is blessed but we are now living like a slave in our region.
This was really a great story, I grew up and lived in Ibadan and I never heard about this beautiful soul of a man, so I'm really shock to be hearing about him now. Ibadan have always produce great son's and daughter's. That mansion should be renovated and brought into the 21st century, that's a huge tourist attraction.
To be honest I was baffled how this man doesn’t have a monument named after him, he was a symbol of a lot of things
Thanks for bringing the memory back to us.,He should be celebrated for his generosity
Your simplicity makes one relax while watching your videos, please keep your realness and sincerity.
Thank you 🙏
What a remarkable achievement. So inspiring and encouraging history. His building should have been maintained like the beautiful old buildings in the West
My favorite TH-camr in Ibadan, in the whole Africa sef.🥰🥰🥰
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The Ibadan local government should renovate this historical building and make it a museum in Ibadan. I am very sure when we finally get our yoruba nation this are the sorts of historical and yoruba heritage we should be proud of in yoruba land. It's true I did yoruba history in those days but I have never heard of such building do exist in Ibadan. Thank you very much for highlighting such a historical building at Ibadan and keep your history up and God will continue to bless you my sister. We want more of this sorts of history in yoruba land.
Thanks for telling the story of my great grandfather. He was truly a great man who loved his people and disliked seeing any one suffer.
This is the kind of mansion people are now constructing. This should be a national treasure. I don't understand why we Nigerians have problem with maintenance. Look at how decrepit this unique architectural edifice has become. Please ask for me, if they would like an investor to rejuvenate the structure and turn it into a tourist hotel or willing to sell.
I can’t believe that I know the house very well but know nothing about it. Thanks for the story.
I don't know how you do it but you are so simple and natural. Keep up the good work.
Thank you
Thank you for sharing this information about such a great man. He should be studied in all the primary and secondary schools in Nigeria, a real Gemstone to the society. Thank you for enlightening us, the building should be a Museum, and a good rags to riches story. Please do a part 2 of the inside, the building details i have seen in your video shows very opulent details and materials for the historical period, an amazing Architectural style that could be on par with other similar period buildings in Europe, and in Europe they look after such buildings, it would be great to see more.😊
I have listened and enjoyed the story, the building is historic and I will visit. Thank You.
Such people should be celebrated always and the mansion should be renovated for people to be able to follow their story. It's an inspiring one. Well done girl. Please bring up more "forgotten or unsung " heroes. God bless you for your good work. Keep it up!
Lovely story thanks. Lots of greetings from Italy.
Thank you Patootie Sparkles for making history come alive. You are doing a great job. Well done to you.👍👍👍👍
This is indeed a story of someone that Grew from nothing to something through hard work, not by becoming a politician and embezzling money that should be used in developing the country for personal use.
Indeed it is true story, I heard about his history despite I also knew the place very well. It a pleasure story to heard of someone who are generous with golden heart. He does prepare meals for people on every Friday too and given away cash too for needy.. I always proud to hear about source people like this back then. May Almighty allah increase his grave and forgive him. Ameen
We should have their portraits on the wall of universities and museums, also we need Efusetan Aniwura if you can, the Richest Industrialise Lady of Ibadan
I miss ibadan I miss Nigeria
Why am l more interested in the cocoa plantation picture than the story of Mr Adebisi ldunkan? That building should be a local government office, passport or tax office but this is Nigeria, a nation where good things are destroyed and replace with bad... Try and have breakfast, it's the most important meal of the day,it raises positivity. You can always have fruits the rest of the day then.Thank you.
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THANK YOU VERY MUCH AM PROUD OF YOU. PLEASE FIND WAYS TO COMPILE THESE HISTORIC PLACES IN IBADAN INTO BOOKS FOR US OMO IBADAN TO PURCHASE AND ALSO COMPILE PICTURES OF THESE ACENTIENT BUILDING. GOD BLESS YOU. BUT AM WAITING FOR MY IJEBU IGBO COMPILATIONS . MY MOTHER IS FROM THAT TOWN.
I’ll work on it 🙏
Just hearing about Adebisi Idikan but he's indeed a philanthropist via the story, password live merches are lovely oya do merch oooo.
Thanks sis ❤️
This is like historical structures you see in central London
This is very impressive. I used to play around that house after my lesson with brother Akeem at Idikan in those days. The Adebisi grandchildren used to join us to do the lesson with brother Akeem. They were girls, I have forgotten their names now. I just knew back then that those girls were born with a silver spoon. They were humble and easy-going. I didn't know this story of Adebisi house and the family I am talking of 1984 to 87.
Hmmmm, so amazing to hear the children were humble cos their grandfather was
I came across your video today and must say that am really impressed as no one has ever said anything about this great man Adebisi Idikan.
However, I think you need to show us the inner part of the properties, tell us about his children and what has become of all that he left behind.
Looking at this man and his achievements his house could be turned into a tourist centre with adequate publicity. Once thanks for bringing this greater man story into limelight.
Well done Oyindamola' for a good job.it shows those people were ready to help just to move people out of poverty. This should be a lesson to all our so called billionaires we have around now.They can't and they don't help the only thing they are good at is to used u and oppressed you without any tangible means of rising up through them.
This castle should be cherish and mentain, it's eu standard
Yes it should
He was the Richest Man in West Africa in those days.
Are you one of his descendants?
And I was hoping to see what the inside would look like😁you did a good Job 👍🏻
Thanks babe
Sis your stories are always on point.. I'm coming to ibadan to learn
Thanks ❤️❤️
This is very informative and interest video. I always hear of the famous Adebisi Ìdí ìkan. Now í need to do more background checks to appreciate the man's legacies beyond the myth. Good work. Keep it coming
I respect great men who created wealth when money was scarce, and stealing not lucrative.
But I'm heart broken that the house is in ruins.
Biko, make una do something to the house.
Oyin, honestly you are a star, keep shining!…
Thanks 🙏🏼
Thanks for dis video and info about dis wealthy man. The building is just same like how they built mansion here in Uk 🇬🇧.
My sister, I just subscribed to your channel because you gave me the opportunity of viewing a mansion I've been hearing about for more than 30 years. Secondly, I just received additional motivation for my quest in agric industry, particularly exportable cash crops. Lastly, I really hope you'll creat more inspiring contents. Wishing you all the best and thanks so much.
Thanks 🙏
WHAO TENKS FOR MENTIONING MY VILLAGE FOR THE FIRST TYM ON YOU TUBE. MAMU IS MY VILLAGE U ARE VERY RIGHT AND U HAVE GAIN ONE MORE FAN AND SUBSCIBER. COS I LUV HISTORY AND I NEVER HEARD OF THIS.
I really love the structure of the building,it was white people designed the building
I remember Sikiru Ayinde Barrister song that he showered Abebisi Idinkan praises and orikis. Great documentary... Thank you for sharing this vid. How can we contact you pls? Thanks
Pls send me a mail @patootiesparkles.ps@gmail.com
@@patootie sounds great
Sikiru Ayinde Barrister was singing and eulogizing late Alhaji Mufutau Ajadi ’Laninhun, grand son of Adebisi Idiikan in 1990 in an album titled "Music Extravaganza".
You could hear some lines in the music like:
🎤🎶🎼omo omo Adebisi Idiikan, Adebisi Idiikan ogboja, omo Oyeninhun l’Oluyole ni’le. Laninhun mi Ajadi mi da o 🎹🥁
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Thank you for bringing to the fore, another history of ibadan. While I can research more on my own, it would have been great if your narrative fill in some gaps. Especially dates and where Idi-kan is located within Ibadan. Lastly, at the start of your video while expressing being despondent you stated that you "forgot to eat". How?
Please be encouraged, I appreciate you!
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Adebisi house is in idikan in Ibadan you can't miss it
Efon Alaye is actually in Ekiti State
Formal ondo state
Good works, i will be your fam here.
Why would anyone not have mentioned this man in all my years in Ibadan. Good job.
This is how history get lost or altered.
There is an adage back in those days even in Ghana where Yoruba people reside' They always said in those days if you are dreaming of building a house exactly like Adebisi idikan then you aren't going to build anything in your life at all'
@@babatundeadebisi6193 🤣🤣
Nice one Patootie !!1, Please can you help with the name or link for the sound track used on your way to Idikan
OmG it is very beautiful building theneven now .if u wanna build the type of this house now u gonna pay like 500milion
Dis's so interesting..thanks for sharing
Interesting bea love u & ur content
Beautiful Yoruba princess. #Oodua republic.
Efon- Alaye is in Ekiti State. Few miles from Ilesha osun state.
She even said "Ofi" is like the lace we wear now. She showed the picture of Ofi and still did not see aso-oke,😳🤔🤣
@@FERESE Ofi / Aso oke is still in town just that its too expensive for alot of people. will be getting full Danshiki soon
There is an old adage that says “n ko ile mi bi ile Adebisi esu aini ko ikanko ni” means “ I’ll build my house like Adebisi’s house, devil doesn’t want you to build house” implies the house expensive u might not get to build one if you are waiting to build such
You should definitely make some merch.
Would you buy it? 😊
Thanks for the video. Efon Alaaye is in Ekiti State
Ekiti became a state in 2000. They're Ondo state before then.
@@odunayoipaye2775 Ekiti state was created in 1996.
Kudos to you
I grew up in this area I even know the house but I don’t know the story behind the mansion
Weldon
I was waiting to see the inside ..or was it locked up
This should be a state or national monument. If it were western countries. It will be renovated and made a tourist attraction site.
Nice one my sister
Wow! What a man... what a story
This man is a great hero of his time oh, better than mongo park who came to robe hook Nigeria their oils....
When was oil discovered in Nigeria?
I really love ur vide my sister
Thanks 🙏
Beautiful memories 👏👏
Highly educative and inspiring.
Thanks 🙏
it should be carefully restored. great video
Hey Patootie Sparkles! Do you know the first woman to drive a car in Nigeria was Fela's mummy Mrs OluFunmilayo Kuti. Nigerian Great Nationalist.
How are you Patootie? Happy Easter!
Yes I do, happy Easter to you too
Thanks for this ... How about the Man’s children , Grandchildren or Greatgrandchildren ?
Some of his descendants re still there
Late Alhaji Muftau Lanihun is one of his descendants.
Sifawu Adebisi RIP, also known as Iya Poun Meta, the gregarious granddaughter of Adebisi Idiikan, was my mom's friend. An Intellectual powerhouse, egbon Dr. Busari Adebisi, a descendant, I met in the early 70s Bodija Estate, Ibadan and rode in his Volvo car. Memories, memories.
@@adeyinkaadegoke6225 Relatives talked about late Mufu Lanihun. God rest his soul.
Love your Yoruba accent
Hun o ko, ilemi biti adebisi idi ikan, esuaini ko ikankan ni, 😂....
I remember people saying that in Ibadan as a teenager in the early 70s.
@@tundealawal4398 Adebisi house is the number one in olden days, in yoruba land. that is why he entered yoruba proved, olden days [yoruba Guineas record], ....
Cute hair, Miss Sparkles! 😍
Thank you
Efon-Alaaye? Now Ekiti
Efon Alaaye from Ekiti State. Adebisi Ikikan was an Efon man.
Hope Mr Ibukun does not see this video and sue you for shouting his name o, anyways nice one
Your facts are wrong. Chief Salami Agbaje's mansion at Ayeye was the first in Ibadan and Chief Salami Agbaje was the first to ride a car. The first free education scheme in Western Nigeria was started by Chief Agbaje in Ayeye Ibadan. Also, the first Cinema house and a host of firsts. The Agbaje compound including the building is several times larger than Chief Adebisi. Chief Adebisi followed in Chief Agbaje's footsteps.
Agbaje house is not as big as Adebisi with 90 rooms she has said she will tell us Agbaje story next time let's appreciate her she came in peace font let's attack her correct her in love please
@@princessbee2522 Actually, the contrary is the case. Agbaje was equally very rich but he devoted his own riches towards raising his own children. His investment yielded good results as his children excelled and scored many firsts. For instance, one of his children, Saka Agbaje, was the first medical doctor in Ibadan while another one, Mojeed Agbaje,was among the first set of lawyers in Ibadan. The lawyer son died in his Range Rovers shortly before the beginning of electoral programmes in 1978. It was this, what some Ibadan chiefs considered self-centredness, that made them conspired against Agbaje and he could not make it past the position of Balogun of Ibadan.
please find time to take us to Da rocha's house in Lagos... the multi millionaire Ijesha people call Darosa
It’s the hair do for me
U now resemble Orisa Bunmi 😂
Well done 👍
Oshey my sister
E ku aponle eya Yoruba o. Olodumare yio gbe yin o. Aase.
Correct : Drive a car.
Correct : Ride a bicycle.
Can you pls do a tour of akobo area in ibadan i heard dat area is becoming a beautiful place...just saying doh i don't know ur schedule
I’ll try, thank you
@@patootie pls i need your service
Efon Aalaye is in Ekiti state former Ondo State
Pardon my slip of tongue
Why didn't you enter the house?
Sparkles please have been wanting to collect my passport too at agodi, any helpful tips dear ❤❤ it's getting unnecessary long, how do you know it's ready.
It was unnecessary long for me too, but I had a friend help me out! U might have to go back to them
@@patootie
OK then thanks
Good Job
Cute Hair.
The structure is still there.
My great grandfather 👴
mofe kolemi bile Adebisi ,aini ko ikankan lon jebe.
meaning if you want to build your house to look like that of Adebisi idikan means you will never build any.
It is well with Nigerians, I keep wondering how a few White people colonised our people, how could a state castle like this be left to rot? Politicians always misplace their priorities.
A few white people gave United States independence and many other nations across the world. We cannot change history, e don happen. Where is Nigeria today???🤔
No date of his escapade?