Oluwo calls on traditional leaders to accommodate citizens in their domain

By Ismail Azeez, Osogbo

The Oluwo of Iwoland, Oba Abdulrasheed Adewale, has called on traditional leaders in the country to accommodate citizens in their domain irrespective of their tribes.

Oluwo of Iwoland said that was the only way to show the diverse nature of Nigeria, urging traditional leaders to shun discrimination.

The monarch made the call over the weekend in his Palace, appealing to traditional leaders to lead by example, noting that Nigeria is a diverse country.

Oba Adewale reiterated his commitment to the unity of Nigeria as a traditional ruler in promoting country for the benefit of Nigerians.

According to him, “I’m bringing back our heritage and I want us to know that a town is not made up of itself. There are migrants who should be accommodated at all times.

”Today, the culture of the Yorubas is travelling to the north. There are many northerners here and they have witnessed how we do our things here.

”Like I always say, I’m the Oba, Emir, Igwe and Eze, for all the people living in Iwo town because we have people from the northern and eastern parts of the country residing here.

“The beauty of this country is our diverse culture and ethnicity and we still come together. We are taking a big step because this is what the foundation of Nigeria is built on.

“Traditional leaders should adopt every citizen that lives in their land has their own. They should not discriminate. When traditional leaders do that in this country, the love will not be lost.

“Everything starts from the traditional leaders. They lead by example to show love to everyone regardless of where they come from and this is what we are doing.”