Journey to the Largest Monolith in Africa - Oruku Rock/Ososo Tourist Center(Aerial view)Edo State

I took a trip down to Ososo in Edo State and from the Ososo Tourist Center, i was able to see the monolith.
Ososo is a town located in the Somorika hills, in the Akoko-Edo Local Government Area, in the north of Edo State, Nigeria. With an average altitude of 1236 feet above sea level, it has a very temperate climate similar to that of Jos, Plateau State. The highest peak is a very large monolith often called the Oruku rock.
HISTORY
According to oral tradition, the people of Ososo migrated from “Ogbe” in present-day Benin City in the 17th century during the era of fierce and violent inter-tribal wars between Benin kingdom and its neighbours and due to general disenchantment with the harsh economic realities of their day. The migration took the people first to Idah in Kogi state. Not comfortable with the people there they moved on to Ajaokuta, there to Uname - Orugbe by the river Niger and finally to Idoani in Ososo from where they expanded down from the rocks to the present location. The early settlers were attracted to Ososo because of its rocks, caves, temperate climate, springs and fertile lands. We can not rule out an affiliation with Kogi state when you look at the traditional chiefs' mode of dressing with the long red cap called oji and the name Tokura which is a title in Igala. The expansion of descendant family lineage brought about the present four clans that now comprise the town. Although there are many common family names in Ososo, a few include Akpologun, Buoro, Otaru, Ogidan, Orifa, Okogbe, Okareh, Ogedengbe, Salami, Adacha, Aiyejina, Itomo, Ayedogbon, Osheku, Obaitan, Bodunde, Arokamoni (or Arokhamoni), Okpelle, Alabi, Agbaje, Ogboriefor, Okole, Ogbokhoyani, Olanrewaju, and so on.

[@AliAbdulkadirMustapha-pk6sh]

Am very proud to come from ososo

[@mannieoyewole6650]

Ososo to the world... this is really beautiful. Kudos to the heroes promoting the tourist treasures we have in Ososo..very well done

[@OmotolaIlori]

Thank you 😊
kindly share this video with your friends too

[@Arthurlifestyle]

I will love to tag along next time

[@OmotolaIlori]

Alright 😉

[@yorubaintelligencenetwork6977]

Nice video. Cool!

[@OmotolaIlori]

Thank you

[@Arthurlifestyle]

lol.. d guy look camera n commot face..

[@OmotolaIlori]

Yeah like what’s he doing haha 😆

[@justinafeso6414]

My home town.

[@OmotolaIlori]

wow...really

[@justinafeso6414]

Omotola Ilori yea yeah

[@justinafeso6414]

There is also a rock at the back of my granny’s house.very massive but not as big as oruku is tho.

[@OmotolaIlori]

Rocks everywhere haha amazing...

[@OmotolaIlori]

Rocks everywhere haha amazing...