Royal Accord: Ifo Local Government Obas Unite in Praise, Aspirations, and Unity for a Thriving Community”
Gathering in a momentous assembly, the Obas in IFO Local government including the Alagbado of Agbado, Olu of Orile IFO, Alakute of Akute, Olu Sowunmi of Ibogun, Olu Fakayode of Ibogun, Olusosun of Ososun, and the Olu of Ibogun Olaogun, convened to express gratitude to the State Government for initiating the construction of the Sango-Ifo-Abeokuta road. This Royal Congregation fervently prayed for the timely commencement of this transformative project.
At the helm of this collective initiative were the distinguished figures of the Olofin of Isheri Oba (Engr) Sulaiman Adekunle Bamgbade AYODELE III The Adimula of Awori Kingdoms and the co-chairman, Olu of Ifo Oba Solomon Atanda Oladipupo. Under their leadership, obas articulated their aspirations for increased dividends of democracy within the expansive boundaries of their jurisdiction—a jurisdiction that holds a prominent position as one of the largest in Ogun State. Their plea echoed the yearning of the local populace for improved public services, infrastructure, and overall well-being.
As traditional leaders of one of the largest local governments in Ogun State, they collectively articulated aspirations for increased dividends of democracy within their jurisdiction and advocated for enhanced synergy among the diverse communities nestled within the local government. Their presence, each a beacon of wisdom and leadership, underscored the unity and shared commitment driving our local government towards a brighter future.
Beyond expressing their gratitude and aspirations, the obas fervently advocated for strengthened collaboration among the diverse communities nestled within the local government. They emphasized the importance of fostering synergy to address common challenges, promote shared values, and collectively contribute to the growth of the region. This call for unity underscored the kings’ commitment to nurturing a harmonious and progressive environment within the local government, reflecting their dedication to the welfare of their communities.
Signed:
Office of Media and Publicity,
The Palace of Olofin of Isheri and
Adimula of Awori Kingdoms.
