Ikosi-Ejinrin Leaders Visit Apaase of Epe

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Leaders from Ikosi-Ejinrin LCDA paid a Sallah courtesy visit to the Apaase of Epe Land, Shakiru Akanni, popularly known as Bamu, in celebration of Eid al-Fitr.

Epe Insights reports that the visit was held in the spirit of the festive season, providing an opportunity for leaders to show respect and appreciation for the elder statesman’s leadership and influence in the community.

The delegation used the occasion to celebrate with the Apaase. They also sought his prayers and guidance for continued peace and development.

Leaders noted that such visits strengthen traditional and political relationships. They also promote unity within the community.

The Apaase received the delegation warmly. He expressed appreciation for the visit and the show of respect.

During the engagement, he offered prayers for leaders and residents. He also prayed for sustained peace and progress across the region.

The cleric-statesman emphasized the importance of unity. He urged leaders to work together for the common good.

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He also highlighted the need for continued commitment to development. According to him, collective efforts are essential for growth.

Members of the delegation described the visit as significant. They noted that it reflects cultural values of respect and solidarity.

The visit also provided a platform for interaction. Leaders shared ideas on community progress and governance.

Among those present was Olusegun Olulade, a former member of the Lagos State House of Assembly.

Also in attendance were former chairmen Samson Onanuga and Segun Adetola.

Other attendees included Wasiu Bakare and Anthony Ajewole.

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The gathering reflected the unity of political and community leaders. It highlighted shared commitment to development.

Observers noted that courtesy visits during festive periods are important. They help strengthen bonds among leaders and communities.

The Sallah visit aligns with traditions of respect and engagement. It reinforces the role of traditional institutions.

Residents welcomed the development. Many described it as a positive step toward unity.

The engagement also underscored the importance of leadership collaboration. It is seen as key to achieving progress.

Leaders reaffirmed their commitment to community development. They emphasized working together for collective growth.

The visit concluded with goodwill messages. Participants exchanged Eid greetings and prayers.

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