Otunba Damilola Oladimeji Becomes Aare Asojuoba of Akola Ijesa Kingdom

Akola Ijesa Kingdom, Osun State - David Babatunde (AGES)

In a grand ceremony, Chief Barr. Dr. Otunba Damilola Oladimeji was coronated as the Aare Asojuoba of Akola Ijesa Kingdom, while his wife, Lady Bukola Oladimeji, was also honored as the Yeye Aare Asojuoba. The chieftaincy rites took place on December 28th, 2024, at the palace of the Alakola of Akola Ijesa land, Oba (Dr.) Festus Adekunle Adeyemi III.

The coronation ceremony was attended by dignitaries, traditional leaders, and well-wishers from across the country. Otunba Damilola Oladimeji, a prominent member of the Cathedral Church of St. Stephens Oke Aluko Ondo, was recognized for his outstanding contributions to the community and his exemplary leadership qualities.

As a proud citizen of Ondo Kingdom, Otunba Oladimeji's impacts have been felt both locally and internationally, particularly in the United States, where he is based. His commitment to community development, education, and cultural heritage has earned him numerous accolades and respect from his peers.

In his acceptance speech, Otunba Oladimeji expressed his gratitude to the Alakola of Akola Ijesa Kingdom, Oba Adeyemi III, and the entire kingdom for the honor bestowed upon him. He pledged to continue working tirelessly for the advancement of the kingdom and the welfare of its people.

Lady Bukola Oladimeji, who was coronated as the Yeye Aare Asojuoba, was also praised for her support and contributions to her husband's endeavors. The couple's dedication to their community and their commitment to upholding the values of their heritage were celebrated throughout the ceremony.

Friends, family members and well wishers were treated to assorted drinks and wine. The popular Ondo "Asun" was not also left out. Indeed, it was a memorable event!

The coronation of Otunba Damilola Oladimeji and Lady Bukola Oladimeji marks a significant milestone in the history of Akola Ijesa Kingdom. Their leadership and vision are expected to bring about positive changes and development to the kingdom and its people.

As the newly coronated Aare Asojuoba and Yeye Aare Asojuoba, Otunba Damilola Oladimeji and Lady Bukola Oladimeji are poised to embark on a new journey of service, leadership, and community development, inspiring generations to come.

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