CONGRATULATORY MESSAGE TO AARE (PROF.) LÁÍ LÁBODÉ, KURÙNMÍ OF IJÀYÈ-ÈGBÁLAND, ON HIS FIRST ANNIVERSARY
On behalf of myself as the Secretary of the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), Ogun State Council, and as a proud son of Ìjàyè with deep ancestral roots from both the Oladosu Compound on my paternal side and the Anigbio Compound on my maternal side, Comrade BUNMI Adigun. I heartily congratulate our revered father, Aare (Prof.) Láí Lábodé, the Kurùnmí of Ìjàyè-Ègbáland, on the joyous occasion of his first anniversary.
In just one year, Your touch redefined traditional leadership through remarkable transformation, unity, and development.
Under your reign, Ìjàyè has experienced renewed hope, greater visibility, and a resurgence of pride among its sons and daughters at home and in the diaspora.
Your reign has elevated the status of our ancient town, placing the name of Ìjàyè far beyond where you met it and positioning it as a community of excellence and promise.
As someone whose paternal and maternal heritage is firmly rooted in Ìjàyè, I have watched with immense pride as your administration continues to inspire confidence and attract meaningful development.
Your accessibility, wisdom, and dedication to preserving our rich cultural heritage while embracing modern progress have endeared you to the people and earned you widespread respect across Egbaland and beyond.
As journalists, we appreciate leaders who understand the importance of truth, dialogue, and community engagement. Your reign has reflected these values, fostering peace, inclusiveness, and a sense of belonging among all sons and daughters of Ìjàyè.
May your palace continue to be a beacon of justice, unity, and enduring prosperity for generations to come.
Congratulations once again, on this memorable first anniversary. May the Almighty grant you sound health, divine wisdom, long life, and many more fruitful years.
May your reign continue to usher in greater peace, unprecedented development, and lasting glory for Ìjàyè-Ègbáland.
Congratulations, AARE (PROF.) LÁÍ LÁBODÉ, KURÙNMÍ OF IJÀYÈ-ÈGBÁLAND
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