The Olubadan of Ibadan land, Oba Saliu Adetunji, has in a statement described the crowns given to the 21 new kings in Ibadan as fake.

In a press statement released by the Director, Media and Public Affairs to the monarch, Adeola Oloko, after the monarch received members of the Council of Authentic Ibadan Mogajis who paid him a solidarity visit at his palace on Tuesday.

He said that he waited for 40 years before he was made a king, urging the high chiefs who were crowned king by the state government to wait for their turn to become kings.

Olubadan said;

“I started as a Mogaji. I was moving step by step before I assumed the throne after 40 years.

I thank God for that. We must all love one another. If you love yourself and hate others, your purpose of love is nothing. I was called by the elders of my family to come and become a Mogaji more    than 40 years ago.

I rejected it and for three years, they were persuading me.

“In trying to convince me, the representative of my family told me that it could be that one day I would become a king. I then accepted it and became the Mogaji of my family. I waited on God and he made me a king.

“Those who were crowned a few weeks ago know within themselves that they are wearing fake crowns, it is just a carton crown. I began my journey more than 40 years, why can’t they wait for their turn. If you don’t wait for your turn, you will be on the wrong side of destiny.”

He added;

“The Olubadan described as untrue and unfounded the statement credited to a group of Ibadan elders that Kabiyesi had consented to the controversial chieftaincy review embarked upon by the Oyo State Government resulting in the controversial crowning of 21 new kings.

“Oba Adetunji stated that the elders should not mislead Ibadan people into believing what he did not say, as what he said was that Governor Ajimobi, over whom they had come to plead, was his son and that he would not want a third party intervention over the matter.

The Olubadan said for the avoidance of doubt, his opposition to the elevation of high chiefs to kingship status without domain remained the same.

“The Olubadan said that he could not see how he would bless the high chiefs who had refused to wait for their turn before stepping forward to take crowns from the government, contrary to our tradition and custom.

“The king said that the same Ibadan Elders’ Forum stoutly opposed the former Governor Adebayo Alao-Akala’s move to elevate six baales in their letter dated April 24, 2009. On page two of that letter titled, ‘The composition of Oyo State Council of Obas and Chiefs’, signed by Ambassador Olu Sanu and Onaolapo Ajibola, they stated,

“The (Ibadan Chieftaincy) system had worked for ages and ensured peace and stability in Ibadan land and the forum would therefore not want the government to tamper with the system in order not to create confusion and ill feeling.’

“The first-class monarch has therefore urged the Ibadan elders to stop contradicting themselves and creating confusion for peace and progress of Ibadan land.”

see more at >> https://www.celebsnest.com.ng/wearing-fake-crowns-olubadan-tells-21-newly-crowned-kings-ibadan/

hmmmm
FTC.
gov. should give baba money to get them original crowns

The battle of the royals

Hmmm

Ok

Okay

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Na them

bro fake don take over you use fake money buy fake Gucci Gucci use am Bleep fake pusy pusy

wunmi590:
H

promiseolaoye:
h

MhizzAJ:
Okay

Keneking:
Ok

SNOWCREAM:
Hmmm

Lincoln275:
hmmmm

see them all.. Russians .. make una try sell the space ooo cos we get people wey get plenty things to tell us than u people .. anyways all I understand here is just power intoxication at work

Fake or not ...
There are only two things to worry about ...

Even you too, you are wearing fake crown.

The only king we know is God almighty.

Come and beat me I am in my office

Real game of thrones

Yes

His royal highness sef

I would like to have answers to the questions please.

1. Were these 21 kings former chiefs under the oba?

2. If the answer to 1. is positive, does making them kings mean they are no longer subject to the oba?

3. If the answer to 2. is positive, does it mean that the domains under them are no longer under the control of the oba?

4. If the answer to 3. is positive, does that not mean that the domain of the Oba has shrunk by a large chunk thereby reducing the Oba's influence and powers drastically?


5. If the answer to 4 is positive, isn't this a tactical way of downgrading the ibadan kingdom?

I do not think any sitting Oba will endorse such a move.

Oyo State Government vs Olubadan saga part 1

wu b dis 1, wehdon u wey de wear original crown

Politics in tradition

celebsnestblawg:

The Olubadan of Ibadan land, Oba Saliu Adetunji, has in a statement described the crowns given to the 21 new kings in Ibadan as fake.

In a press statement released by the Director, Media and Public Affairs to the monarch, Adeola Oloko, after the monarch received members of the Council of Authentic Ibadan Mogajis who paid him a solidarity visit at his palace on Tuesday.

He said that he waited for 40 years before he was made a king, urging the high chiefs who were crowned king by the state government to wait for their turn to become kings.

Olubadan said;

“I started as a Mogaji. I was moving step by step before I assumed the throne after 40 years.

I thank God for that. We must all love one another. If you love yourself and hate others, your purpose of love is nothing. I was called by the elders of my family to come and become a Mogaji more    than 40 years ago.

I rejected it and for three years, they were persuading me.

“In trying to convince me, the representative of my family told me that it could be that one day I would become a king. I then accepted it and became the Mogaji of my family. I waited on God and he made me a king.

“Those who were crowned a few weeks ago know within themselves that they are wearing fake crowns, it is just a carton crown. I began my journey more than 40 years, why can’t they wait for their turn. If you don’t wait for your turn, you will be on the wrong side of destiny.”

He added;

“The Olubadan described as untrue and unfounded the statement credited to a group of Ibadan elders that Kabiyesi had consented to the controversial chieftaincy review embarked upon by the Oyo State Government resulting in the controversial crowning of 21 new kings.

“Oba Adetunji stated that the elders should not mislead Ibadan people into believing what he did not say, as what he said was that Governor Ajimobi, over whom they had come to plead, was his son and that he would not want a third party intervention over the matter.

The Olubadan said for the avoidance of doubt, his opposition to the elevation of high chiefs to kingship status without domain remained the same.

“The Olubadan said that he could not see how he would bless the high chiefs who had refused to wait for their turn before stepping forward to take crowns from the government, contrary to our tradition and custom.

“The king said that the same Ibadan Elders’ Forum stoutly opposed the former Governor Adebayo Alao-Akala’s move to elevate six baales in their letter dated April 24, 2009. On page two of that letter titled, ‘The composition of Oyo State Council of Obas and Chiefs’, signed by Ambassador Olu Sanu and Onaolapo Ajibola, they stated,

“The (Ibadan Chieftaincy) system had worked for ages and ensured peace and stability in Ibadan land and the forum would therefore not want the government to tamper with the system in order not to create confusion and ill feeling.’

“The first-class monarch has therefore urged the Ibadan elders to stop contradicting themselves and creating confusion for peace and progress of Ibadan land.”

see more at >> https://www.celebsnest.com.ng/wearing-fake-crowns-olubadan-tells-21-newly-crowned-kings-ibadan/

We need to ask how Baba got his own crown.

Too many captain in one ship. Well, i guess democracy has catch up with traditional rulers.

....

Ajimobi mr constituted authority using his power to cause dem prob

Not just fake crowns but political crowns

Our leaders both traditional and political even religions just want others to remain slave forever due to their greediness.