In a heartfelt expression of solidarity and admiration, Alhaji Chief Tiamiyu Olowookere Oloba, the Baale of Palapala, has joined the people of Sakiland in celebrating the fifth anniversary of the ascension to the throne of Ọba Dr. Surv. Khalid Olabisi Ilugbemidepo Ayinla Ado III, the revered Okere of Sakiland.
In a statement released made available to our correspondent, Chief Olowookere expressed deep satisfaction with the transformative leadership exhibited by Ọba Ayinla Ado III. Describing the Okere as a “visionary leader and a beacon of progress,” he acknowledged the monarch’s steadfast commitment to the socio-economic upliftment of Sakiland.
The Baale of Palapala highlighted the Okere’s dedication to peacebuilding, cultural preservation, and infrastructural development as the pillars of his reign.
“It is a great privilege to witness the remarkable impact of Ọba Dr. Surv. Khalid Olabisi Ilugbemidepo Ayinla Ado III in Sakiland, in just five years, he has not only elevated the traditional institution but has also demonstrated a rare combination of wisdom, innovation, and compassion.
His leadership has fostered unity among the diverse communities within Sakiland and beyond. He is a monarch who listens to his people and has shown unwavering determination to guide them toward prosperity.”
Equally significant, according to the Baale, has been the Okere’s diplomatic acumen in building relationships with neighboring kingdoms, local and international governments, and non-governmental organizations.
These alliances have opened doors for both private and public sector investments in the region, thereby stimulating economic growth and creating job opportunities for the people of Sakiland.
Furthermore, Alhaji Olowookere acknowledged the monarch’s tireless efforts in fostering peace and stability within the region. Under his leadership, Sakiland has experienced relative peace, as the Okere has been an advocate for dialogue, conflict resolution, and inclusivity.
“A leader who prioritizes peace is a leader who secures the future of his people,” the Baale noted, commending the Okere for his role in mitigating tensions and fostering a spirit of unity.
The anniversary celebrations, which were held at the royal palace, were attended by a multitude of dignitaries, including chiefs, community leaders, politicians, and sons and daughters of Sakiland.
The event featured traditional performances, prayers, and cultural exhibitions, with Ọba Ayinla Ado III receiving the heartfelt well-wishes of his people and guests.
