Itan oluronbi je itan obirin kan to je iyawo oba ilu kan. oluronbi ko ri omo bi, debi pe owa lo si odo igi iroko ilu won lati lo toro omo, owa jeje fun iroko pe ohun ma funn ni omo ti oun ba koko bi ti o ba le fun oun l'omo. iroko fun l'omo sungbon oluronbi ko mu eje re she. oluronbi losi odo igi iroko lati lo fi ewure ati aguntan jeje sugbon igi iroko mun omo oluronbi. o ke pe gbogbo ara ilu pe ki won gbaa oun sugbon awon ara ilu nkorin fun pe. oníkálukú jẹ́jẹ́ ewúrẹ́ (ewure, ewure) onikaluku jeje aguntan (aguntan bolojo)y oluronbi jeje omo re (omo re apon bi epo) oluronbi o jo jo iroko jo jo A very long time ago, there was a village where many of the women were barren. They desperately wanted children and decided to ask the spirit that lived inside the big Iroko tree for help. One by one, they went to visit the Iroko tree to beg the Iroko tree spirit for help.