Ibadan Indigenes Warn Politicians to Respect Olubadan

The Central Council of Ibadan Indigenes, under the leadership of President General Ajeniyi Ajewol, issued a stern warning to politicians in Oyo State regarding the disrespect towards the Olubadan stool. The council stated that any attempts to denigrate this revered institution would result in severe consequences.
Ajewol emphasized that the council would not tolerate any form of disrespect directed at the Olubadan throne, which is considered sacred by the people of Ibadanland. He called for all politicians, regardless of their affiliations, to conduct themselves with decorum and absolute respect for the traditional institution.
The council expressed strong displeasure over recent incidents where politicians were seen making derogatory remarks about their opponents, describing such conduct as irresponsible and unacceptable. Ajewol urged political actors to exercise restraint and avoid escalating attacks on cultural institutions, reaffirming the council's commitment to protecting the sanctity of the Olubadan stool.
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