Part 6: The Battle of Ile-Ife "The Prophecy of 613AD: Oluwatobiloba, Tijjani, and Timilehin's Quest for Peace in Zaria and Ile-Ife"

The three friends had arrived in Ile-Ife, the capital of the Yoruba kingdom. They had heard of the city's beauty and grandeur, but they were not prepared for what they saw. The city was filled with magnificent buildings and monuments, and the people were friendly and welcoming.

However, the peace and tranquility of the city was soon shattered by news of an impending battle. The king of Ile-Ife had been challenged by the king of Zaria, and the two armies were preparing for a battle.

Oluwatobiloba, Tijjani, and Timilehin knew that they had to do something to prevent the battle from taking place. They decided to go to the king of Ile-Ife and try to convince him to make peace with the king of Zaria.

The three friends were welcomed into the palace and were taken to the king's throne room. The king was a wise and powerful ruler, and he listened to their plea for peace. He agreed to meet with the king of Zaria and try to negotiate a peace treaty.

The three friends were relieved that the king had agreed to meet with the king of Zaria, but they knew that the battle was still going to take place. They decided to join the battle and fight for peace.

The battle of Ile-Ife was a fierce and bloody one. The three friends fought bravely, but they were eventually overwhelmed by the enemy forces. In the end, the king of Ile-Ife was victorious and the battle was won.

The three friends had done their part to bring peace to the region. They had risked their lives to prevent a war, and they had succeeded. The kings of Ile-Ife and Zaria had agreed to a peace treaty, and the region was now at peace.

The three friends returned to Zaria, where they were welcomed as heroes. They had accomplished their mission, and they were proud of what they had done. The prophecy of 613AD had been fulfilled, and peace had been restored to the region.