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High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! Oba, (pronounced Or-ba, means King or ruler in the Yoruba language). Obas are the traditional heads of Yoruba settlements. The Yoruba word, 'oba', has also been adopted by some non-Yoruba ethnic groups. Yoruba settlements are often composed of three main generations: The first generation is made up of founding towns and cities of the origin or capitals of Yoruba states/kingdoms. The second generation is those created by conquest, diaspora or/and resettlement. The third generation is those that emerged after the Yoruba wars.