GNI congratulates Oloola of Ilara Yewa,Oba Mutiu Alani Oladimeji

Hon.Gboyega Nasir Isiaka has Congratulated the Oloola of Ilara Yewa,Oba Alani Adedimeji Oyede- Lawal ( Sijuade Adukunnu1 ) Just as he pledgesd to intensify his support to further enhance the progress initiated in education, health, and empowerment under the monarch’s leadership.
The commendations were made during the grand finale of Oba Alani Adedimeji coronation, held at Community High School,Ilara Yewa Imeko-Afon local Govt. Ogun State on Sept 7th 2024.
The event witnessed a gathering of prominent Ketu sons and daughters, of Ketu Land .
The Arole oodua Oba Alani Adedunloye Aderanmola and many monarchs in Ketu Land reinforcing the call for unity and collective efforts towards the kingdom’s development.
” Our collective strength lies in our unity and shared vision for a prosperous Ilara. I am ready to facilitate all necessary support to ensure our community continues to thrive under the wise leadership of Oba Alani Adedimeji,” he stated.
Hon. Gboyega Nasir Isiaka who representing Yewa North/ Imeko Afon federal Constituency in the house of representative in Abuja described Oba Alani Adedimeji Oyede Lawal (Sijuwade Adukunnu1) reign as one that will transform Ilara Yewa and Ketu Land in general.
” I believe by next year that we will celebrate the one year of our king we will been seeing many remarkable progress in various sectors.
His kingship will be a beacon of hope and a catalyst for further development,” he noted.
Isiaka urge Ilara people to cooperate with kabiesi and set aside differences and work together.
Honorable stressed the importance of unity in achieving sustained economic growth and community development.
He Urged traditional rulers harped on our moral values ,so as to enhance better society as the traditional rulers are the custodians of our values.
” Let us uphold our Values let us uphold our custom I wish Kabiesi ,long ,long life on the throne.
Let us unite and harness our collective resources and expertise for the betterment of lLara Yewa,” GNI appealed.



