Osun State Commissioner Turn His Office To The Palace To Impose The Wrong Person As King 

Barr Dosu Babatunde, the current commissioner of local government and chieftaincy in Osun State, crowned the impostor in his office as a new king of Ilu-Iran. The issue Oniran of Iran land has been trended across the locality of which the indigenes of Ilu-Iran have never for once stopped ranting that Hon. ‘Kunle Omolola is not from their village.

 

The finding from every angle review that Hon. ‘Kunle Omolola is from Elefon village, one of the villages under Ile-iran (Ilu-Iran), of which records review that they are paying annual tax “Isakole” to Ile-iran as their landlord under Yoruba culture, but because of political influence of Hon. ‘Kunle Omolola, he thinks he can hijack the kingship of Ile-iran by force. The obvious truth remains that he is not affiliated to Ile-iran village from any angle, he has no house to point out as his own in Ile-iran, there is no house to point out as his father house in Ile-iran, even non of his ancestors buried in the village that he wants to be their king by force.

 

We shall continue begging our performing governor Gov. Ademola Adeleke (Asiwaju of Ede land) to save the Ile-iran (Ilu-Iran) community from an eternal crisis that may arise from aggrieved indigenes because this is pure oppression that may lead to everlasting crisis within the community.

 

Insurgence started from issues likewise banditry, etc. We are crying out to Dr ‘Deji Adeleke, Yeye Dupe Adeleke Sanni, Yeye Ngozi Adeleke, and every member of the family to call this Commissioner (Barr. Dosu Babatunde) to order before he spoils Adeleke’s name that has been built for many decades because people will refer to the matter that it started from Gov. Ademola Adeleke tenure, which we are not praying for that. The said Commissioner (Barr. Dosu Babatunde) wants his wish to sustain in the detriment of peace of the whole community.

 

We are nothing more than peaceful environment lovers that are forseen occurrence from aggrieved oppressed indigenes as Yoruba said, “Ibere Ogun ni a mon, ko si eni to mon bi yo pari si”

 

– Concerned Residents

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