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Ekiti Professor Constructs First Symmetrical Triangular Base Pyramid In Ise-Ekiti

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June 4, 2025
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In a groundbreaking development set to redefine architectural and tourism landscapes in Nigeria, Professor Philip Omoniyi Adetiloye is planting the nation’s first symmetrical or triangular-based pyramid and other futuristic and symmetrical building architectures as a tourism resort in Ise Ekiti.

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This monumental stride is poised to become a significant landmark for tourism, architectural study, knowledge dissemination, geomatics, and mathematics.

The Ekiti State Bureau of Tourism Development team, led by Barrister Wale Ojo-Lanre, Esq., and including Michael Ekiran, Special Assistant on Tourism Development, and a crew of the Nigeria Television Authority, led by the General Manager, Ado Ekiti Station, Alhaji Isaq Akande, recently undertook a comprehensive tour of this architectural marvel, expressing immense excitement about its potential to draw local and international visitors.

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Professor Adetiloye’s pyramid is distinct from the more commonly known asymmetrical pyramids. While both forms are impressive, their fundamental differences lie in their base geometry and overall symmetry:

Asymmetrical pyramids typically refer to pyramids where not all the sides are triangular. A classic example might be a pyramid with a rectangular (four-sided or square) base.

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The symmetrical pyramid has three triangular sides and a triangular base. Professor Adetiloye is building the latter form of pyramid at Ise-Ekiti. Adetiloye’s creation is characterised by a triangular base and three triangular faces or sides, meaning that all three sides of the pyramid and the base have equal triangular surface areas.

Crucially, the pyramid’s apex is positioned directly above the geometric centre of the four equilateral triangles, ensuring that all four triangular faces are identical in shape and size and meet at the apex at the same angle.

This perfect symmetry creates a harmonious and balanced structure, offering a unique aesthetic, geometric harmony, and purity.

The construction of the symmetrical pyramid with a triangular base in Ise Ekiti holds profound significance across various domains:

To history, his feat marks a pivotal moment in Nigerian architectural history, demonstrating indigenous innovation and engineering prowess.

It establishes a new benchmark for structural design and serves as a testament to the nation’s intellectual capabilities. Future generations will look back on this as a pioneering achievement.

The pyramid is an iconic tourism attraction that promises to significantly boost tourism in Ise Ekiti and the wider Ekiti State. It offers a unique cultural and educational experience, drawing visitors interested in architecture, engineering, history, mathematics, and the sheer wonder of human ingenuity. Increased visitor traffic will foster local economic growth, creating opportunities for local businesses and communities.

Regarding architecture, Professor Adetiloye’s pyramid provides a tangible example of advanced geometric principles applied in large-scale construction. It will serve as a living laboratory for architects, engineers, and students to study the principles of symmetrical designs, structural integrity, and sustainable building practices. It challenges conventional architectural norms and opens new avenues for design exploration.

To the environmentally benign and geomatics, the precise construction of a symmetrical pyramid with three triangular sides and a triangular base demands a deep understanding of geomatics—the science of measuring and understanding the Earth’s geometric shape, orientation in space, and gravity field. This project showcases advanced surveying techniques, precise site selection, and the application of environmental considerations in large-scale construction. Its symmetrical nature may also offer unique opportunities for studying natural energy flows and ecological interactions.

Professor Philip Omoniyi Adetiloye’s pioneering work in Ise Ekiti is a beacon of innovation and a testament to the Nigerian innovation ecosystem’s rich creative and inventive potential.

The symmetrical pyramid resort with a triangular base and three triangular sides is not just a structure; it is a symbol of progress, knowledge, and the enduring spirit of human endeavour.

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