2027: Traditional rulers, religious leaders, political stakeholders hold "Peace Talk" To settle Political Rifts In Agege

 2027: Traditional rulers, religious leaders, political stakeholders hold "Peace Talk" To settle Political Rifts In Agege

Following the recent political development and aftermath of APC primary elections in Agege, Lagos, The traditional rulers, religious leaders and political stakeholders held "Peace Talk" to settle political rifts and reconcile parties involved.

Traditional Rulers, Religious leaders and political stakeholders in Agege held a peace talk meeting yesterday to settle political rifts among political stakeholders. The event was organised by the former council Chairman, Orile Agege LCDA, Hon. Johnson Babatunde in a call for a peaceful reconciliation at Orile Agege Council Secretariat.

Olu of Agege, HRM Oba Kamila Oyedeji Isiba,  the Alaige of Orile-Agege, HRM Oba Hakeem Ambaliu Agbedeyi, Religious Leaders in a separate messages called for dialogue, reconciliation,  mutual respect and peaceful coexistence, stressing the importance of safeguarding the community’s stability despite their political differences. 

Speaking at the event, Former Agege Local Government Chairman, High Chief Ganiyu Egunjobi, and Barrister Azeez Yusuf, who recently defected to the Allied Peoples Movement (APM), assured the gathering that he would pursue his political ambition peacefully and work towards maintaining peace throughout the electoral process.

Egunjobi also gave the assurance on behalf of his political associate contesting in Agege Constituency 02, Barrister Azeez Oladapo Yusuf (Ninolowo), saying their political activities would not be allowed to undermine the peace and unity of the community.

“There will be peace in Agege,” Egunjobi assured the gathering, while urging political actors and their supporters to exercise tolerance and ensure that political differences did not degenerate into chaos.

Alaafin Of Oyo : Without Traditional Rulers, There Will Not Be Nigeria | AgegePulse Magazine

 

Alaafin of Oyo, Oba Lamidi Adeyemi III has said that without traditional rulers there will be no Nigeria. He said that elders will not cease in the land according to BBC News Yoruba. 

 

Alaafin of Oyo explained this during a recent visit made by Emir of Kano, Alhaji Aminu Ado-Bayero to his palace in Oyo. 

He said that most of the time, he has written on the importance and roles of the traditional rulers in the development of Nigeria. 

Alaafin also told Ado-Bayero that himself and his late father fought for the money going to the state which is five percent. He said that traditional rulers are benefiting from this money today. 

Oba Adeyemi assured that he will continue to fight for the traditional rulers because they are important in the society. He explained that it is because of them that the country is still standing. 

During the visit, Emir of kano, Ado-Bayero explained that he went to visit Oba Lamidi Adeyemi III in Oyo. pe iyi lo jẹ fun oun lati ṣe abẹwo si Alaafin lode Oyo.

He said that he will ensure that the relationship which exists between Alaafin of Oyo and his late father continues. He said he visited Oyo to learn from the knowledge of Alaafin and also to receive blessings from Alaafin. 

Ado-Bayero added that Oyo and kano have many things in common both in the area of education and business.

He said that the importance of Alaafin can not be underestimate in Nigeria and among the people who knew history.