Governor Seyi Makinde Presents Staff of Office to New Alaafin of Oyo, Abimbola Akeem Owoade




Oyo State Governor, Seyi Makinde, has officially presented the staff of office to the newly appointed Alaafin of Oyo, Abimbola Akeem Owoade, marking the beginning of a new reign in the ancient Oyo Kingdom.

The presentation took place in a grand ceremony that attracted dignitaries from across the state and beyond, including traditional rulers, political leaders, and cultural representatives. The event, held at the palace in Oyo, was a momentous occasion for the people of Oyo State, as they welcomed their new monarch.

Governor Makinde, in his speech, congratulated the new Alaafin on his ascension to the throne, emphasizing the responsibility that comes with the leadership of such a prestigious and historically significant position. He also commended the late Alaafin's legacy and expressed confidence that the new monarch would continue to uphold the rich traditions of the Oyo Empire while fostering peace and development in the state.

Governor Makinde also highlighted the importance of unity and progress under the leadership of the Alaafin, stressing that the role of traditional rulers in promoting peace, harmony, and socio-economic development in their communities cannot be overstated.

In his acceptance speech, Oba Abimbola Akeem Owoade expressed deep gratitude to the people of Oyo State, the governor, and the traditional council for their trust and support. He pledged to serve the people with wisdom, fairness, and dedication, while preserving the cultural heritage and values of the Oyo Kingdom. The new Alaafin also called for unity among his people to ensure the prosperity of the kingdom and the state.

The ceremony was marked by traditional music, dances, and displays of culture, as the people of Oyo celebrated the formal coronation of their new monarch. Oba Owoade’s ascension to the throne has sparked excitement in the community, with many hopeful for a prosperous and peaceful reign under his leadership.
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