The Akure South Local Government says it will give full support to Isinkan Community and her Monarch, Oba Olugbenga Olofin-Adimula, Arulewolasi III to excel in all ramifications.
The Chairman of the council, Hon. Gbenga Olaniyi spoke during a congratulatory visit to the Iralepo in his palace at Isinkan over his recognition by the Ondo State Executive Council.
On the entourage of the chairman were the Secretary to the council, Hon. Gbenga Fasua, the Leader of the house, Hon. Saka Aliu, all the Councillors in Akure south local government and the departmental heads.
The Council Chairman Hon. Olaniyi said the entire management team of Akure South Local Government decided to visit Iralepo of Isinkan in his palace to share in the joy of the community.
He described Oba Olugbenga Olofin-Adimula as a cerebral Monarch who is capable of giving direction to his people.
“Kabiyesi, the people of Isinkan had done well by giving us a Monarch like you. You are cerebral and have the quality to lead your people aright.
I congratulate you and the Isinkan community on the recent approval of your appointment as Iralepo of Isinkan by the Ondo State Government. We are glad to associate with you on this feat.”
While describing the people of Isinkan community as peace loving, Hon. Olaniyi urged them to maintain the tempo saying development can only take place in an atmosphere devoid of rancour.
He announced that the local government had written a letter to the state government on a date for the presentation of staff of office to Iralepo.
The Chairman said the local government would be ready to support the palace in having a befitting presentation of staff of office ceremony and other developmental drives.
The Elemo of Isinkan, High Chief Olasehinde Abidakun thanked the Chairman and his team for the show of love.
He said Isinkan People are aware of their stand for Justice and would reciprocate at appropriate time.
Oba Olugbenga Olofin-Adimula said the Chairman and his team had written their names in Gold and can never be forgotten in the annals of Isinkan kingdom.
While assuring the local government of his readiness to maintain peace at all times, Iralepo said he would work with other traditional rulers in the council area to move the state Capital forward.
The elated Oba whose speech was laced with songs thanked the state governor for standing with Isinkan Community during her trying times.
