Alu, the Farmer’s Son: The Battle for Justice

In the prosperous kingdom of Ijara, King Ajínídè ruled with cruelty and greed. He demanded not only service from his subjects but also worship, expecting to be revered as Ọlọ́run (God) Himself. The people of Ijara suffered greatly under his rule, as the king imposed heavy taxes, took more than what was due, and punished those who disobeyed with brutality. But among the oppressed, a brave farmer’s son named Alu rose to challenge the king.