BREAKING: Ladoja crowned 44th Olubadan, set to receive staff of office

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In a historic and highly anticipated event, Senator Rashidi Adewolu Ladoja has been crowned the 44th Olubadan of Ibadanland. The official coronation ceremony, held at the iconic Mapo Hall in Ibadan, marks the end of a long-awaited journey to the throne for the former governor of Oyo State.

The event was a grand affair, bringing together a large number of dignitaries, traditional rulers, and residents. A heavy security presence was observed around the venue, with personnel from the Nigerian Army, police, and other security agencies ensuring a smooth and peaceful ceremony.

Oba Ladoja’s ascension to the throne comes after a unique and lengthy process of chieftaincy promotions that is characteristic of the Ibadan traditional system. He is the first former governor of Oyo State to become the Olubadan.

The coronation ceremony is set to be followed by the official presentation of the staff of office by the Oyo State Governor. This final act will officially confirm his status as the paramount ruler of Ibadan.

The new monarch’s reign is expected to usher in a new era of development and progress for the ancient city. His coronation is being celebrated as a triumph of perseverance and a testament to the unique and democratic nature of Ibadan’s traditional leadership structure.

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