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Iyalode Jokotola Abebi Salako Aromire. Born Jokotola Abebi Salako on April 1, 1935 in Otta, Ogun State to Sanusi Afolabi and Raliat Oduola Salako. Attended St. James' Primary School, Otta, Muslim Teacher Training College Lagos. Certified Grade 3 and subsequently Grade 2 teacher before proceeding to Nottingham, UK for Montessori Teacher Training and Certification. Married late Chief Tanimowo Olumuyiwa Aromire. Renowned Seamstress and Designer commissioned for the design of the Royal Banner for the reception of HRM Queen Elizabeth II during her visit to Colonial Nigeria in 1956. Councillor, Ifo Otta Local Government. Preeminent Educationist and Founder of Iganmode Nursery and Primary Schools Otta and the renowned Royal College, Otta. A leader of women, at diverse times President of Council of Women Societies, Horticultural Societies. Iyalode Otta (1990 -

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Awe, B. 1977. " The Iyalode in the Traditional Yoruba Political System", in Schlegel, A. ed. Sexual Stratification : A Cross cultural View pp. 144 - 195 New Haven, Conn.: Yale University Press.
Okome, Mojúbàolú Olúfúnké (2001). African Women and Power: Reflections on the perils of unwarranted cosmopolitanism. Jenda: A Journal of Culture and African Women Studies: 1, 1. This biography of a member of an African royal house is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it.

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+'''Iyalode Jokotola Abebi Salako Aromire'''. Born Jokotola Abebi Salako on April 1, 1935 in Otta, Ogun State to Sanusi Afolabi and Raliat Oduola Salako. Attended St. James' Primary School, Otta, Muslim Teacher Training College Lagos. Certified Grade 3 and subsequently Grade 2 teacher before proceeding to Nottingham, UK for Montessori Teacher Training and Certification. Married late Chief Tanimowo Olumuyiwa Aromire. Renowned Seamstress and Designer commissioned for the design of the Royal Banner for the reception of HRM Queen Elizabeth II during her visit to Colonial Nigeria in 1956. Councillor, Ifo Otta Local Government. Preeminent Educationist and Founder of Iganmode Nursery and Primary Schools Otta and the renowned Royal College, Otta. A leader of women, at diverse times President of Council of Women Societies, Horticultural Societies. Iyalode Otta (1990 -<P>
+REFERENCE<BR>
+Awe, B. 1977. " The Iyalode in the Traditional Yoruba Political System", in Schlegel, A. ed. Sexual Stratification : A Cross cultural View pp. 144 - 195 New Haven, Conn.: Yale University Press.<BR>
+Okome, Mojúbàolú Olúfúnké (2001). African Women and Power: Reflections on the perils of unwarranted cosmopolitanism. Jenda: A Journal of Culture and African Women Studies: 1, 1.
+''This [[biography]] of a member of an [[Africa]]n [[monarch|royal house]] is a [[Wikipedia:Perfect stub article|stub]].  You can [[Wikipedia:Find or fix a stub|help]] Wikipedia by [{{SERVER}}{{localurl:{{NAMESPACE}}:{{PAGENAME}}|action=edit}} expanding it]''.</div >
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