Umogun Oza
The Child of the Oba whose mother hailed from Oza
Ekpen N’ Owa
The home tiger
Ovbi’ Adimila
The son of Adimila
Ikeji Orisa
Second in command to the gods
Agbaghe, N’Ovbi Olokun
Olokun’s son, the cynosure of all mortals
Abieyuwa N’Ovbi Odua N’uhe
The son of the wealthy Odua of Uhe.
Ovbi’ Ada, Ovbi’ Eben
The child of the owner of the Ada =
scimitar and Eben = royal sword, Edo
symbol of sovereignty.
Ovbi’Ekenekene ma deyo
The son of beauty that never fades.
Ovbi’Ekuaho N’Olo, Ovbi’Ekuabo N’Olo
The son of the rocky arm, the brave and powerful
Ovbie Ikpinhianbo kpuru no Gb’oduma
The son of the short fingered man that
was still able to kill a lion
Nohien utete no gh’ughe s’omwan
The king on a hill, who sees more than
everybody
Ovbi’Oghonwan nei bun aro
The son of the fearless, who looks
without twinkling his eyes
Ovbi’ode, ode n’ohan ren mu’ ete
The son of the warrior whose enemies
got frightened at the announcement of
the approach
Uku Akpolokpolo
The mighty that rules
Ovbi’ Adolo no dolo uwa dolo utomwen
The son of the wise judge and peace
maker who combined wisdom and
wealth with long life
Ovbi’ oven owie no gbaisi
The son of the morning sun that covers everywhere
Ovbi’ Akpogunla, ogie no y’igho b’owa
The child of the womb of Akpogunla – the warrior who fought big wars and built a house of cowries
Oba n’osa
A king that is god
Ovbi’ otolo n’olomi; Ologberonmwon nei rie iruen, ebo, ayemwinre eminiminimini
The son of the water controller, the son of beauty itself, the starter of things and the person whose reign saw people with many tongues.
