Lagostrend report that the Eti-Osa Indigenes Forum has congratulated His Royal Majesty, Oba Tijani Adetunji Akinloye, OON, FABE, Sateru II, the Ojomu of Ajiran Kingdom, on the 33rd anniversary of his ascension to the throne of his forefathers.

The forum described the milestone as a significant moment in the history of Ajiran Kingdom, celebrating the monarch’s years of royal stewardship and the enduring importance of traditional institutions in preserving cultural heritage, promoting unity, and fostering community development.

In a congratulatory message issued under the leadership of its Chairman, Chief Abideen Lawal, the Eti-Osa Indigenes Forum joined the monarch’s subjects, traditional rulers, community leaders, and well-wishers in celebrating the historic occasion.

The forum noted that the anniversary provides an opportunity to honour the revered monarch and recognise the important role of traditional leadership in sustaining cultural values, strengthening communal bonds, and promoting peaceful coexistence among the people.

It also offered prayers for the monarch’s continued good health, wisdom, strength, and divine guidance as he continues to discharge his royal responsibilities to the people of Ajiran Kingdom.

Furthermore, the forum expressed its goodwill towards the entire Ajiran community, praying for sustained peace, unity, progress, and prosperity under the leadership of Oba Akinloye, Sateru II.

As the Ojomu marks 33 years on the throne, the Eti-Osa Indigenes Forum reaffirmed its solidarity with the traditional institution and its commitment to the promotion of peace, cultural preservation, and sustainable development across Eti-Osa.

The forum expressed optimism that the monarch’s continued reign would bring greater harmony, development, and prosperity to Ajiran Kingdom and the wider Eti-Osa community.

The congratulatory message concluded with prayers for many more fruitful years of royal service, wishing His Royal Majesty a long, peaceful, and prosperous reign.

Long Live the Ojomu of Ajiran Kingdom!

Long Live Ajiran Kingdom!

Long Live Eti-Osa!