In a gesture that underscores conventional management and equity in Ota Kingdom, the Iloti Royal Family has publicly expressed gratitude to His Royal Majesty, Oba (Prof.) Abdukabir Adeyemi Obalanlege, the Olota of Ota, for initiating a recent nomination course of to fill the vacant stool of the Onikosi of Osi Ota, after first course of was declared null and void because of irregularities in the course of the voting course of.
In a formally signed letter addressed to the monarch, the royal household hailed the Olota’s resolution as a mirrored image of his deep dedication to justice, transparency, and the continued improvement of the Osi Ota group.
“We commend your fatherly and leadership role in giving us a second chance to conduct a new nomination process,” the letter reads partly. “Your wise decision reflects your commitment to fairness and the well-being of our community.”
Signed by Prince Hassan Raimi, Royal Secretary, and Prince Ismail O. Ashade, Head of the Iloti Royal Family, the assertion emphasised the household’s readiness to make sure a good and inclusive nomination. It additional acknowledged their intention to work collaboratively with the Olota’s palace and the newly appointed regent of Osi Otta to ensure a clean and profitable course of.
The Iloti Royal Family pledged to speak the official date of the nomination course of sooner or later and reaffirmed their dedication to conventional protocols and communal concord.
The stool of Onikosi stays a big conventional place throughout the cultural and historic material of Ota Kingdom, and the renewed course of is predicted to revive continuity and management to the Osi Ota quarters.
This improvement follows current efforts by the Olota to strengthen conventional establishments and be certain that succession processes replicate fairness and ancestral customs.
