OGUN IGBO LEADER HAILS ABIODUN, YAYI, CALLS FOR UNITY AND PEACE

The Onye Ndu Ndigbo of Ogun State, Willy Ejimnkeonye, has reaffirmed his commitment to promoting peace, unity and harmonious coexistence among the different ethnic groups in the state.

Ejimnkeonye praised Ogun State Governor, Dapo Abiodun, and Senator representing Ogun West, Solomon Olamilekan Adeola, popularly known as Yayi, for their leadership and contributions to the development of the state.

He stressed the importance of peaceful relationships between residents of different ethnic backgrounds, noting that unity and mutual understanding remain essential to Ogun State’s continued progress.

The Igbo community leader also called on residents, traditional rulers, political leaders and community stakeholders to work together in building a society where everyone enjoys a sense of belonging, regardless of ethnic or cultural differences.

He maintained that people from different parts of Nigeria living and doing business in Ogun State should continue to support one another and contribute positively to the state’s economic and social development.

Ejimnkeonye further emphasised that political and ethnic differences should not become sources of division, urging leaders to prioritise the collective interests of residents.

His remarks highlight the importance of inclusive leadership and inter-ethnic cooperation in sustaining peace and development across Ogun State.