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The Ijesa North Council of Obas, led by its Rotational President, Alayeluwa Oba Dr. Akeem Olusayo Ogungbangbe, and the Elegboro of Ijebu Ijesa, HRM Oba Engr. Moses Oluwafemi Agunsoye, joined other prominent monarchs in attending the grand finale of the Governor Ademola Adeleke Football Competition. The event, held today in Ibokun, drew significant attention across the region.
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The football competition, sponsored by the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) House of Representatives aspirant, Barrister Pelumi Olajengbesi, provided a platform for unity and engagement among Ijesa North communities. Monarchs such as the Owaloko of Iloko Ijesa, Oniwoye of Iwoye Ijesa, Ado-Oko of Ido-Oko, Olomo of Oomo Ijesa, Elere of Ere Ijesa, Alase of Ilase Ijesa, Awaraja of Iwaraja Ijesa, Alahun of Ilahun Ijesa, Ajagunla Apoti of Apoti Dajagba, Alapeju of Ilu-Peju, Onikimo of Ikimo Ijesa, Oyebon of Ibon-toro, Alana of Oke-ana and several others graced the occasion to witness the exciting finale.
The Owaloko, speaking on behalf of the other monarchs, commended Barrister Pelumi Olajengbesi for his visionary initiative. He highlighted the importance of the competition in bringing the youth together and fostering unity among communities within the Ijesa North region. The monarchs praised the aspirant’s dedication to promoting peace and harmony.
The presence of the royal fathers at the event added prestige and a sense of significance to the competition. Their active participation underscored the shared commitment to community development and youth empowerment in the region. The monarchs expressed their belief that such initiatives would inspire the younger generation to engage in constructive activities and contribute positively to society.
In closing, the Ijesa North traditional leaders lauded Barrister Pelumi Olajengbesi for his continuous support for the youth and community initiatives. They called for more collaborations between political leaders, traditional institutions, and stakeholders to sustain and enhance such programs, ensuring long-lasting unity and progress in the region.