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Tinubu Hails Traditional Institutions at Olubadan Coronation

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Tinubu hails traditional institutions

Tinubu hails traditional institutions at Olubadan coronation, describing monarchs as sacred custodians of history and pillars of national unity

Speaking on Friday, President Bola Tinubu said monarchs are more than cultural symbols; they embody resilience and act as a bridge between heritage and the nation’s future.

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“Our traditional institutions are the sacred custodians of our varied history and play a crucial role in social cohesion.

They embody the resilience of our people and stand as a bridge between our proud heritage and the promise of our shared future,” Tinubu declared via his official X handle.

He congratulated Oba Ladoja on his ascension, describing it as a reward for perseverance, resilience, and service to his community.

“I congratulate Kabiyesi on this historic ascension to the throne and pray for his reign to be long, prosperous, and impactful,” the President said.

Tinubu also linked the coronation to his administration’s broader reforms, assuring Nigerians that despite current challenges, the country is on a path to stability.

“As we honour our traditions, we also reaffirm our commitment to building a stronger economy and a more secure, united, and hopeful Nigeria.

The journey of reform has not been without its tests, but together we have turned the corner, and there is indeed light at the end of the tunnel.”

Also read: Olubadan Coronation: Tinubu, Royals, Ladoja Set for History

The President prayed that Oba Ladoja’s reign would bring peace, progress, and pride to Ibadanland, Oyo State, and the nation as a whole.

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