
The All Progressives Congress (APC), Oyo State Chapter, has lauded Gov. Abiola Ajimobi on the successful coronation of 21 new monarchs in Ibadanland.
The
chapter commended Ajimobi in a statement signed by its Public Relations
Officer, Olawale Sadare and made available to the News Agency of
Nigeria(NAN) in Ibadan on Monday.
NAN
reports that the governor had installed 21 newly elevated kings,
following the adoption of the recommendations made by the retired
Justice Akintunde Boade-led Panel of Enquiry.
The
party applauded the governor for his passion for recording
unprecedented feats in the overall interest of the general populace in
the last six years..
“A critical
appraisal of the development would leave no one in doubt of the fact
that Ajimobi prioritised the rapid development of Ibadan land and Oyo
State in general.
“He is
determined to leave no stone unturned in his quest to put his people on
the same pedestal with the developed societies across the globe.
“We
appeal with those who might be aggrieved with the development to take a
second look at their position or, better still, seek audience with the
state government for further clarification,’’ the party said.
The APC state chapter said that they were fascinated by the words of the governor at the coronation ceremony.
The party quoted the governor as saying: “We are not changing history, we are not changing tradition, we are not changing the culture of Ibadanland.
“Rather,
we are elevating and consolidating our traditional institution, the
exalted position of the Olubadan of Ibadan as the Imperial Majesty in
Ibadanland.
“Likewise, the
Olubadan-in-Council and the Chieftaincy Institution, without altering or
tinkering with the traditional succession and ascendancy system of the
Olubadan Chieftaincy structure“.
The
APC appealed to individuals with political interest to desist from
giving the issue which bothers more on governance and progress of the
society another coloration.
It warned
against instigating unsuspecting people against the government, thus
creating unnecessary tension in the land ahead of the 2019 general
election.
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