Ondo Council Chairman Apologizes to Olowo Over Viral Audio, Calls for Unity
Fide David Akur, the chairman of Owo Local Government Area in Ondo State, publicly apologized to Oba Ajibadegesin Ogunoy III, the Olowo of Owo, over a viral audio containing disrespectful remarks. Akur called for unity and reconciliation, denouncing the suspension reports as politically motivated.
The chairman expressed deep remorse and sought forgiveness for his actions, aiming to uphold cultural values and respect for the monarch. The incident highlights the importance of maintaining harmony and respect within local governance structures.
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