Oyo State Governor, Seyi Makinde, has approved the appointment of the Olugbon of Orile-Igbon, Oba Francis Olusola Alao, as the Permanent Chairman of the Surulere Local Government Traditional Council.
The appointment, which confers on the Olugbon the Power of Prescribed Authority, was conveyed in a letter addressed to the monarch by the Commissioner for Local Government and Chieftaincy Affairs.
According to the letter, the decision recognizes Oba Alao’s distinguished leadership and reaffirms his preeminent status among traditional rulers in Surulere Local Government. The gazette also empowers him with authority over several minor chieftaincies, towns, and villages within the area.
he communities listed under the Olugbon’s jurisdiction include:
Kere, Atile, Alagbede, Mumuni, Ogojo, Igbo-Aka, Somoroki, Idi-Oro, Aresojowi, Ogunba, Kojomoniyi, Alaake, Oriokuta, Alaparun, Jagun Dabo, Abule John, Abule Fulani, Baya Oje, Olooyo, Idi Ogun Ifelodun, Temidire, Sangote, Biiro Okiki, Patiko, Bongallow, Onipanu, Elemuye, Josiah, Idi Igba Olomi, Adata Iyaoje, Oba Koto, Alukunju, Ajase, Tinufa, Iponrin, Alagude, Onipepeye, Balogun, Baale Masifa, Alaruru, Aholju, Bara, Iporin Keji, Eleru, Serekode, Budo Ijeru, Abule Jagun, Jabata, Orita Merin, Pakuta Bolanta, Iganna, Onisa Orowale, Temidire, Opadoyin, Orieran, Pabialaja, Fekunbi, Abule Moinmoin, Gambari (Obele), Olosan, Alagbede, Alagbado, Orisunbare, Falade, Alaraba, Elepo, Onibere, Asileke, Budo Oje, Oniso, Igbon, Abogunde, Kere Araromi, Akopo, Ladokun, Agbonkumo, Akinje, Olugbon Emi, Orile-Igbon Onikoko, Aroje, Agbonia Olugbon, Egbeda, Abaa, Iyelu I and II, Elegbodo, Aaga, Alagbede, Abule Loba, Apata Ile Ola, Gbede, Alate, Ajegunle, Oniyere, Aho Gile, Ayetoro, Araromi, Mosadolorun, Ojutaye, Ago-Etile, Abuduka, Kagode, Oniyere, Ode Saka, Onigboki, Tate I and II, Oderinde, Idi Apa I and II, Temidire, Bara Sosi, Iyawo Ogun, Elewuro, Ile Ise, Owode, Oloya Passi, Araromi Oja, Olokiti, Oniju, Abule Agbon, Budo Jesu, Iwofin, Abewo, Araromi, Ikolaba, Alayin, Baba Ode, Ayetoro Kale, Abule Baale, Abegunrin, Kueke, Budo, Araoye, Igbo-Ile, Elekunkun, Antefo, Igbo-Ile, Iwofin, Akogun, Babanifa, Budoora, Igbedu, Eleke, Ilota, Ojoku, Alabi Ojo, Idi Aro, Ajibaba, Abule Mama, Begbaji, Apata, Oyan, Onisa, Ajekunle, Oloronbo, and Onisa Alagbede.
The statement further emphasized that the move was aimed at strengthening the traditional institution in Surulere and giving due recognition to the Olugbon as the foremost monarch in the council.
You can get every of our news as soon as they drop on WhatsApp ...To get all news updates, Join our WhatsApp Group (Click Here)
