Part 7: The Search for the Oba's Heir The Curse of the Oba: Abdulazeez and Olufunmilayo in Ancient Lagos.
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Abdulazeez and Olufunmilayo had been searching for the Oba's heir for weeks, but had yet to find any trace of him. They had searched the palace, the surrounding villages, and even the nearby forests, but to no avail.
The two of them were growing increasingly frustrated and desperate. They had to find the Oba's heir before the curse could be lifted. If they failed, the entire kingdom would be doomed.
One day, while walking through the forest, they heard a strange noise coming from the trees. It sounded like a baby crying.
Abdulazeez and Olufunmilayo followed the sound until they came upon a small hut in the middle of the forest. Inside the hut was a baby, crying and alone.
The two of them realized that this must be the Oba's heir. They quickly took the baby back to the palace and presented him to the Oba.
The Oba was overjoyed to see his long-lost heir. He thanked Abdulazeez and Olufunmilayo for their hard work and dedication in finding his heir.
The curse was lifted and the kingdom was saved. The Oba rewarded Abdulazeez and Olufunmilayo with a generous sum of gold and a place in the royal court.
From then on, Abdulazeez and Olufunmilayo were known as the heroes who saved the kingdom from the curse of the Oba.