Osun State Government Approves Appointment of Prince Tajudeen as Onijabe, Confirms Other Traditional Rulers
Osun State Executive Council approved Babatunde Omotosho Tajudeen as the new Onijabe of Ijabeland with immediate effect
In Brief
- •Osun State Executive Council approved Babatunde Omotosho Tajudeen as the new Onijabe of Ijabeland with immediate effect
- •The council also elevated several minor chiefs to Part II recognised chiefs and approved appointments of multiple traditional rulers across the state
- •The 2018 Amended Onijabe of Ijabe Chieftaincy Declaration was set aside and the selection process for the new king was reviewed
Why It Matters
The appointment of a new Onijabe reinforces the traditional governance structure that plays a key role in local administration and cultural preservation in Osun State. By confirming additional traditional rulers, the state government aims to strengthen community leadership and ensure continuity of customary authority across its local government areas.
Key Details
- New Onijabe of Ijabeland
- Babatunde Omotosho Tajudeen
- Effective date
- Immediate
- 2018 Amended Onijabe of Ijabe Chieftaincy Declaration
- Set aside
- Elevation of minor chiefs
- Part II recognised chiefs
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