The Executive Chairman of Ibeju-Lekki Local Government has inaugurated a new Executive Committee of the Council of Baales in a ceremony celebrating leadership transition and traditional unity.
Epe Insights reports that High Chief Rosulilahi Adewale Oluwa was officially declared Chairman of the Council of Baales, succeeding High Chief (Dr.) Adekunle Taiwo.
The event, which was well attended by community leaders and stakeholders, highlighted the strength and relevance of traditional institutions across towns and villages in Ibeju-Lekki.
The Chairman commended members of the Council for demonstrating maturity, unity, and cooperation during the seamless handover process.
He described the smooth transition as a reflection of stability and growth within the traditional leadership structure of the local government.
According to him, the Council of Baales remains a vital body representing grassroots interests and promoting peace and development at the community level.
The newly inaugurated Chairman, High Chief Rosulilahi Adewale Oluwa, is expected to steer the affairs of the Council in line with its mandate of fostering collaboration between traditional institutions and government authorities.
Stakeholders noted that the transition signals continuity and renewed commitment to community development in Ibeju-Lekki.
The local government reaffirmed its dedication to working closely with traditional rulers to build a united and prosperous council area.
