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Gani Adams Sues For Unity Among Yoruba Obas, Traditionalists
The Aare Ona Kakanfo of Yoruba land, Iba Gani Adams, has called on the traditional rulers and practitioners of traditional beliefs in Yorubaland to unite for the advancement of their community.
Adams made this call on Friday during a visit of the Executive Members of the International Council for Ifa Religion, ICIR, to his residence in Lagos.
In a statement by ICIR president, Dr. Fayemi Fakayode, the visit aimed to foster progress and peace in Yorubaland and Nigeria as a whole.
He commended Iba Gani Adams for his ongoing efforts to promote peace, harmony, and security within the region, encouraging him to maintain his commitment to these endeavors.
“Our visit primarily focuses on advocating for cooperation and unity among Yoruba leaders, particularly traditional rulers, to enhance peace and development for our people,” he stated.
“We commend your steadfast dedication to the progress of the Yoruba nation, and we believe you will continue to be a pivotal figure in shaping its history,” Dr. Fakayode added.
In response, Iba Gani Adams expressed his longstanding respect for the ICIR, recognizing its integrity and commitment to its values. He urged traditional worshippers to collaborate with the organization’s executive members, emphasizing that unity is essential for progress and development.
“I call upon all Yoruba people worldwide to come together in pursuit of peace, harmony, and security for our homeland. This appeal extends to the Obas of Yorubaland, urging them to unite for the advancement and security of our communities while also promoting our rich cultural heritage,” he stated.
He further noted that the promotion of cultural heritage can significantly enhance the economies of various nations, encouraging traditional rulers and adherents of Isese to lead by example in this regard.
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