BREAKING: Olubadan in council meets with Makinde, says all rancour amicably resolved

 

The Osi Olubadan of Ibadan, Senator Rashidi Ladoja has disclosed that all controversies and kingship tussles surrounding ascension to the Olubadan stool have been amicably resolved

Senator Ladoja made this known shortly after a meeting of the Olubadan in council with Oyo state Governor Seyi Makinde at the government house

It would be recalled that Governor Seyi Makinde had insisted that his administration would ensure the Ibadan traditional system revert to its original concept following controversies arising from ascension to the stool of Olubadan as a result of the demise of the Olubadan of Ibadanland, Oba Saliu Adetunji

The Osi Olubadan of Ibadanland who is also a member of the Olubadan in council affirmed that though some of the high chiefs had left earlier, but they had all peacefully agreed to the resolutions of the meeting, assuring that Senator Lekan Balogun who is next in line to the stool remained the authentic candidate for the stool

He also promised that the Olubadan in council would jointly make a public statement on their resolutions soonest

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