Ibadan South East LG Chairman Congratulates Oba Rasheed Adewolu Ladoja on Emergence As Chairman of Oyo State Traditional Council, Commends Governor Makinde and State House of Assembly for Exemplary Leadership

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Ibadan South East LG Chairman Congratulates Oba Rasheed Adewolu Ladoja on Emergence As Chairman of Oyo State Traditional Council
Commends Governor Makinde and State House of Assembly for Exemplary Leadership

The Executive Chairman of Ibadan South East Local Government, Hon. Emmanuel Alawode, has extended his heartfelt congratulations to His Imperial Majesty, Oba Rasheed Adewolu Ladoja, Arusa I, on his emergence as the Chairman of the Oyo State Traditional Council of Obas.


> In a congratulatory statement issued from his office, Hon. Alawode described the appointment as a well-deserved recognition of Oba Ladoja's exceptional leadership credentials, vast administrative experience, and unwavering commitment to the development of Oyo State.
> The council chairman praised the decision, noting that Oba Ladoja's emergence represents a significant milestone in strengthening the traditional institution's role in governance and community development across Oyo State.



"On behalf of the good people of Ibadan South East Local Government, I congratulate Kabiyesi, Oba Rasheed Adewolu Ladoja, on this well-deserved appointment as Chairman of the Oyo State Traditional Council of Obas," Hon. Alawode stated. "This is a testament to his exemplary leadership, deep understanding of governance, and his consistent dedication to the welfare and progress of our people."
Hon. Alawode particularly commended Governor Engr. Seyi Makinde, FNSE, for his visionary leadership and strategic decision-making in appointing a highly experienced leader to head the traditional council.


"I must specially commend His Excellency, Governor Engr. Seyi Makinde, FNSE, for this excellent choice. The Governor has once again demonstrated his commitment to merit-based appointments and his profound respect for our traditional institutions.
This decision aligns perfectly with his administration's vision of inclusive governance and institutional strengthening," the council boss noted.
He also extended appreciation to the Oyo State House of Assembly for their support and cooperation in ensuring the smooth implementation of policies that promote effective traditional governance in the state.
Confidence in Oba Ladoja's Leadership


> Hon. Alawode expressed absolute confidence that under Oba Ladoja's chairmanship, the Traditional Council will experience enhanced coordination, greater influence in community development, and stronger partnerships with government at all levels.
> "Kabiyesi brings to this position a rare combination of traditional wisdom and modern administrative expertise. As a former Governor, Senator, and accomplished entrepreneur, he understands the intricacies of governance and development. I have no doubt that he will lead the Traditional Council with distinction and elevate our traditional institution to new heights," he added.



The Ibadan South East Local Government Chairman offered special prayers for Oba Ladoja's successful tenure, seeking divine guidance and wisdom for the royal father in his new responsibilities.
Hon. Alawode also prayed for continued peace, unity, and accelerated development for Ibadanland and the entire Oyo State, expressing hope that this new chapter in traditional leadership will usher in greater prosperity for all residents.



> "I pray that Almighty God will grant our revered royal father, Oba Ladoja, the wisdom, strength, and good health to discharge his duties effectively. May his tenure bring unprecedented peace, progress, and prosperity to Ibadanland and Oyo State as a whole. May God continue to bless and protect our Governor, our traditional rulers, and all the people of Oyo State," Hon. Alawode prayed.


In conclusion, the council chairman called on all stakeholders, community leaders, and residents of Oyo State to give maximum support and cooperation to Oba Ladoja in his new role, emphasizing that the success of traditional institutions requires collective effort and commitment.