In the constitutional framework of the pre-colonial Oyo Empire, which institutional measure was specifically designed to prevent the military commander-in-chief, the Are Ona Kakanfo, from staging a military takeover against the Alaafin and the council of chiefs?
- Mandatory residence outside the capital city in a strategic border townCevap
- BDirect appointment and total executive control of all army officers by the Oyomesi council
- CCompulsory membership and judicial oversight of the general staff within the Ogboni secret society
- DDenial of access to provincial tax revenues without the express written approval of the Bashorun
Cevap
Mandatory residence outside the capital city in a strategic border town served as the constitutional check against military takeover by the Are Ona Kakanfo.
In traditional Oyo constitutional law, the Are Ona Kakanfo (commander-in-chief) was forbidden from residing in Oyo-Ile, the capital city. This requirement ensured that military force remained stationed at foreign borders and outlying districts, effectively preventing the military leadership from overthrowing the civilian political administration comprising the Alaafin and the Oyomesi.
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Military Checks in the Pre-Colonial Yoruba System of Checks and Balances
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