Part 4: The Meeting of Tijjani and Timilehin The Three Kingdoms of Katsina and Ile-Ife: Tijjani, Timilehin, and Ifeoluwa's Quest for Peace

Tijjani and Timilehin had been enemies for many years, but they both knew that they had to put aside their differences and work together if they were to bring peace to their kingdoms. After much deliberation, they decided to meet in the middle of their two kingdoms, in a neutral area that neither of them could claim as their own.

The two kings arrived at the meeting place accompanied by their respective entourages. Tijjani was dressed in his finest robes and jewelry, while Timilehin was dressed in a simple tunic and sandals. Both men were accompanied by their most trusted advisors and warriors.

The two kings greeted each other with respect and exchanged pleasantries. They then discussed the issues that had been causing tension between their two kingdoms. After much debate, they finally agreed to a peace treaty that would end the war between their two kingdoms.

The two kings then agreed to send their respective ambassadors to the other kingdom to ensure that the peace treaty was being followed. They also agreed to meet once a year to discuss any issues that may arise between their two kingdoms.

With the peace treaty in place, the two kings returned to their respective kingdoms. Tijjani and Timilehin had finally put aside their differences and brought peace to their two kingdoms.