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Olubadan Advisory Council terminates appointment of two family heads (Mogajis)

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Olubadan Terminates Mogajis

The Olubadan Advisory Council has announced the immediate termination of the appointments of two Mogajis (family heads) in Ibadanland following protests and alleged detrimental offences

 

The Olubadan Advisory Council has announced the termination of the appointments of two Mogajis (family heads) in Ibadanland. The decision was conveyed in a statement signed by Chief Solomon Olugbemiga Ayoade, the Chief Press Secretary to the Olubadan of Ibadanland, His Royal Majesty, Oba Akinloye Owolabi Olakulehin. The statement was made available to the media today, Friday.

According to the statement, the termination of the appointments received the approval of both the Olubadan Advisory Council and the Olubadan of Ibadanland.

The two affected Mogajis are Chief Musilu Yekini Olaoye of Peluseriki compound, located in Isale Osi, Ibadan, and Chief Rasaki Funso Ayinde Oguntobi of Oloola Ogungbesan compound, situated in Bode, Ibadan.

The statement explicitly noted that the termination of the appointments is effective immediately.

Furthermore, the statement clarified that the decision to terminate the appointments of the two individuals was a direct result of protests lodged against their appointments by members of their respective families, as well as other unspecified offences deemed detrimental to their esteemed positions as Mogajis.

The Olubadan Advisory Council cautioned Chief Musilu Yekini Olaoye and Chief Rasaki Funso Ayinde Oguntobi to immediately cease from parading themselves as Mogajis of their respective compounds.

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