In a gesture of traditional respect and solidarity, Kabiyesi Alawo of Awoland Oba Taiwo Abdulrasaq Adegboye, accompanied by his council of chiefs, paid a courtesy visit to the Deputy Minority Leader of the Senate, Senator Lere Oyewumi, the Akogun of Awoland at his office in the National Assembly.
Senator Lere Oyewumi, who holds the prestigious title of Akogun of Awoland, warmly welcomed Kabiyesi and his entourage, acknowledging the significance of the visit in strengthening the ties between the traditional institution and the political leadership of Awoland. He praised Kabiyesi's leadership and commitment to the development of Awoland, pledging his continued support and partnership in advancing the welfare of the people.
During the visit, discussions centered on community development projects, youth empowerment, and cultural preservation. Oba Taiwo Abdulrasaq Adegboye expressed his gratitude to Senator Lere Oyewumi for his unwavering support and advocacy for Awoland at the state, and national levels. He highlighted the importance of collaboration between traditional and political leaders in driving sustainable development and promoting the cultural heritage of Awoland.
In his response, Senator Lere Oyewumi reiterated his commitment to championing the cause of Osun West in the Senate and also to complement the performing governor's effort, emphasizing the need for unity and cooperation among leaders and stakeholders. He commended Kabiyesi for his visionary leadership and assured him of his continued support and collaboration towards the progress and prosperity of Osun West.
The courtesy visit is a demonstration of unity, respect, and mutual cooperation between traditional and political leaders in advancing the collective interests of the people of Osun West.
Signed:
Media Unit,
Office Of The Deputy Minority Leader Of The Senate