Ooni Crowns 20 Monarchs In Osun

The Ooni of Ile-Ife, Oba Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi, connected Saturday, crowned 20 accepted rulers astatine the Palace of Oodua successful Ile-Ife, Osun State.

A connection made disposable to journalists by the Director, Media and Public Affairs, Oodua Palace, Otunba Moses Olafare named the monarchs arsenic Oba Adegoke Owojori, Obajio of Moore; Oba Olatunde, Owole Erinle, Olu of Erinle; Oba Kehinde Adeyinka Adetoro of Awoyaya; Oba Adegbaju Azeez, Olu of Ifeparapo; Oba Adedunni Gbadegesin, Olu of Onida; and Oba Gbade Agboola, Olu of Irewole.

Others see Oba Adebamiji Adeniyi Habedeen, Olu of Onimon; Oba Abdul Wasiu Hassan, Olu of Alaseyori; Oba (Dr.) Gbadegesin Elubode, the Olu of Obagibile; Oba Oladipo Olayinka Fasesin, Olu of Famia; Oba Akinola John Adebayo Fadoyin, Olu of Kajola Obalara; Oba Akeem Ogungbade, Olu of Elefon-Obagibile Olofin; and Oba Awojobi Lateef Olawale, Loja of Oke-Owena.

The database besides see Oba Mayowa Awosope, Olu of Ayedire; Oba Fatai Abass Adeyini, Olu of Aye-Arode; Oba Bolanle Azeez Odebola, Olu of Asarogun; Oba Olufemi Olajide Omidirepo, Olu-Oke of Oke-Ora Iranje; Oba Gbenga Adewole Ogunleye, Olu of Abeji; Oba Adegoke Olafare Arilewola, Olu of Idu Ladare and Oba Afeez Iyiola Akinyele, Olu of Erinje.

Olafare said each the royal fathers are of Ife Kingdom.

While addressing the gathering, Oba Ogunwusi charged the caller Obas to spot their crowns arsenic symbols of work and work to their people, alternatively than an avenue for idiosyncratic gain.

He urged them to uphold peace, beforehand unity, and enactment unneurotic to foster improvement crossed their respective domains.

Also speaking, the Lowa Adimula of Ile-Ife, Oba Adeyeye Adekola Adesiyan advised the recently crowned monarchs to regularisation with wisdom, humility, and fairness, stressing that their emergence was a telephone to work and not a contention for supremacy.

For his part, the Obalufe of Ile-Ife, Oba Idowu Olaniyi Adediwura urged the caller monarchs to support loyalty to the source, Ile-Ife, portion contributing to the taste and socioeconomic advancement of their communities.