In a resounding show of confidence, Barrister Sulaimon Ajeniyi Ajewole has been re-elected as the President General of the Central Council of Ibadan Indigenes (CCII), following a decisive victory in the recent election. The outcome underscores the unwavering trust Ibadan indigenes have in his leadership, vision, and commitment to the city’s progress.
Mogaji Gbolagade Moshood Akere, an esteemed Mogaji of Akere Dynasty and Vice President of Omo Ajorosun Social Club, has extended heartfelt congratulations to Barrister Ajewole, pledging full support for his developmental initiatives. As a respected Mogaji from the Akere royal dynasty and President of the Ibadan Distinguished Royal Club (IDRC), Mogaji Akere emphasized that Ajewole’s re-election aligns perfectly with the shared goals of unity, cultural preservation, and socio-economic advancement for Ibadanland.
“Barrister Ajewole’s leadership has already brought remarkable achievements, and this renewed mandate presents an opportunity to elevate Ibadan to even greater heights,” Mogaji Akere stated.
“His vision resonates deeply with the values we uphold, and I am fully committed to collaborating with him and the newly elected CCII executives to ensure a prosperous future for our beloved city.”
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Calling for collective action, Mogaji Akere urged all stakeholders—including traditional leaders, social clubs, and indigenes—to rally behind Ajewole’s administration. He stressed that unity and cooperation are essential to achieving the transformative projects that will drive Ibadan’s growth.
The Akere Dynasty, both at home and in the diaspora, has also reaffirmed its dedication to supporting CCII’s initiatives, reinforcing the belief that Ibadan’s cultural heritage and modern development must go hand in hand.
As celebrations continue across the city, optimism remains high that under Barrister Ajewole’s leadership, Ibadan will witness unprecedented progress. With influential leaders like Mogaji Akere standing firmly behind him, the future of Ibadanland looks brighter than ever.
