Traditional Elevation: Mogaji Akinajo Hails Bar. Makinde’s New Role in Olubadan Council
A prominent family head and political figure in Ibadanland, Mogaji Hon. Olamide Akinajo, has congratulated Barrister Olumuyiwa Makinde on his recent elevation as the Aare Onibon Olubadan, one of the key traditional titles in the Olubadan chieftaincy hierarchy.
Barr. Makinde was among several high chiefs elevated by the Olubadan of Ibadanland during a formal ceremony held at the Olubadan Palace in Ibadan on Friday. The elevation marks a significant milestone in the traditional leadership structure and succession process in the ancient city.
In a statement issued in Ibadan, Mogaji Akinajo, who hails from the Akinajo compound in Oje, Ibadan, described the elevation of Barr. Makinde as well-deserved and a testament to his dedication to the cultural and civic life of Ibadan.
“I wholeheartedly congratulate Barrister Olumuyiwa Makinde on his elevation as the Aare Onibon Olubadan,”
Akinajo said. “His new role is not just an honor but also a call to greater service. I have no doubt that he will use this position to further enrich the quality of leadership and deliberation within the Olubadan-in-Council.”
Akinajo further noted that the elevation of dedicated individuals like Makinde is crucial to preserving the rich traditions and progressive governance that Ibadan is known for.
The Olubadan chieftaincy system remains one of the most respected traditional institutions in Nigeria, with a unique succession arrangement rooted in seniority and service to the community.
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