The Executive Chairman of Ikosi-Ejinrin Local Council Development Area (LCDA), Otunba Akogun Wale Raji Anomo, recently presented brand-new luxury cars to six traditional rulers within the area.
EpeInsights reports that the gesture, which took place amidst celebrations and admiration from local residents, is a significant moment in the history of the LCDA.
This thoughtful initiative, aimed at acknowledging the unwavering support and wisdom of the monarchs, was warmly welcomed by the royal fathers, who expressed their deep gratitude for the chairman’s recognition of their contributions to peace and unity within the community.
Speaking during the car presentation, Otunba Anomo said, “Our traditional rulers are the pillars of our heritage and peace. This gesture is a small token of appreciation for their tireless efforts in supporting the growth and development of our LCDA.”
The beneficiaries of the luxury cars included: HRM Oba Elejinrin of Ejinrin, HRM Oba Agbowa of Agbowa-Ikosi, HRM Oba Alayandelu of Odo Ayandelu, HRM Oba Olowu of Owu-Ikosi Kingdom, HRM Oba Olofin Ajaye of Orugbo-Ido and HRM Oba Olota of Otta-Ikosi.
During the event, the monarchs praised Otunba Anomo for his foresight and for strengthening the bond between governance and tradition.
HRM Oba Agbowa of Agbowa-Ikosi described the presentation as a groundbreaking moment, saying, “This is the first time we have received such a collective honor from a local government chairman. Otunba Anomo’s gesture highlights the importance of our role in the community and his commitment to respecting the traditional leadership.”
Similarly, HRM Oba Alayandelu of Odo Ayandelu emphasized that the luxury cars were more than just gifts but a testament to Otunba Anomo’s genuine leadership and deep cultural respect.
He urged other political leaders to draw inspiration from this act of bridging governance and tradition.
The event was attended by various community leaders, youth groups, and local stakeholders, all of whom expressed their admiration for the chairman’s inclusive approach to governance.
One community leader, Omoboriowo (also known as the Voice of Agbowa Ikosi), stated, “Otunba Anomo’s action has proven that governance can be both culturally grounded and inclusive. This will undoubtedly be remembered as a golden chapter in Ikosi-Ejinrin’s development story.”
