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Hon. Tolulope Akande-Sadipe Celebrates the Return of Chief Sunday Igboho to Oluyole and Ibadanland
Honorable Tolulope Akande-Sadipe, the elected representative for Oluyole Federal Constituency, has expressed heartfelt joy and relief at the homecoming of Chief Sunday Adeyemo, widely known as Sunday Igboho, to Oluyole and the greater Ibadan region. She described his return as a significant milestone that rekindles hope for lasting peace, unity, and reconciliation within the community.
A Proud Son of Yoruba Land
Akande-Sadipe emphasized that Chief Adeyemo is deeply rooted in the Oluyole community, recognized not only as a native son but also as a passionate advocate for Yoruba culture, heritage, and identity. His unwavering dedication to preserving the traditions and values of the Yoruba people has earned him widespread respect and admiration.
Symbol of Courage and Resilience
Reflecting on Chief Adeyemo’s journey, the lawmaker highlighted his remarkable courage and selflessness. Despite facing considerable challenges and pressures, his steadfast commitment to his principles serves as an inspiring example of resilience and determination. His actions underscore the importance of standing firm in one’s beliefs for the greater good.
Community’s Warm Embrace and Aspirations for Unity
“On behalf of the people of Oluyole Federal Constituency, I extend a warm welcome to our brother, Chief Sunday Adeyemo (Igboho Oosa). His dedication to the Yoruba people and our cultural legacy is well recognized. We pray that his return marks the beginning of healing, fosters unity, and strengthens the bonds that unite us as one community,” Hon. Akande-Sadipe remarked.
Gratitude to National Leadership
The representative also conveyed sincere thanks to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for his pivotal role in facilitating Chief Adeyemo’s return. She acknowledged the president’s statesmanship in granting the necessary clearances and removing Chief Adeyemo’s name from the federal government’s wanted list, a move that has paved the way for reconciliation.
“I commend President Tinubu for his wisdom, leadership, and thoughtful consideration in this matter. This development is a positive step toward enhancing peace, fostering reconciliation, and promoting national stability. It also encourages constructive dialogue for the advancement of our people and nation,” she added.
Honoring Traditional Authority and Leadership
Hon. Akande-Sadipe further expressed profound appreciation to His Imperial Majesty, Oba Rashidi Adewolu Ladoja, the Olubadan of Ibadanland, whose fatherly guidance and unifying influence were instrumental during this critical period. She also acknowledged other respected traditional rulers who played key roles in ensuring a dignified and peaceful homecoming for Chief Adeyemo.
“I especially thank our revered father, Oba Rashidi Adewolu Ladoja, and the council of royal fathers for their wisdom and leadership. Their efforts have been crucial in welcoming our brother back with honor and tranquility,” she stated.
Call for Responsible Celebration and Continued Respect
While rejoicing in Chief Adeyemo’s return, Hon. Akande-Sadipe urged residents, supporters, and well-wishers to celebrate with responsibility. She emphasized the importance of maintaining respect for traditional institutions, government authorities, and civic values to sustain peace and harmony within the community.
“Let us all embrace this moment with joy tempered by respect for our institutions and laws, ensuring that peace and unity remain at the forefront of our collective efforts,” she concluded.
