By Oriyomi Ayekooto
In a powerful call for civic alignment and grassroots cooperation, His Royal Majesty, Oba Babatunde Saliu, the Oloworo of Oworonshoki Kingdom, has urged residents of Oworonshoki and the wider community to give their full backing to the Lagos State Government’s developmental programs, while endorsing His Excellency, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, for a second term in office.
Speaking from his palace, the traditional ruler emphasized that sustainable community progress depends directly on strong synergy between traditional leadership and state institutions.
Oba Saliu highlighted the ongoing infrastructure, security, and socio-economic projects across Lagos State, nothing that civic cooperation remains essential to maximizing these public investments within Oworonshoki.
Addressing the national landscape, the revered monarch highlighted the long-term vision required to rebuild Nigeria's foundation.
He noted that structural reforms take time to mature, making continuous and stable leadership vital for long-term economic growth and nation-building.
"True progress requires patience, shared purpose, and unwavering collaboration between the citizens and those in authority.
Oworonshoki stands firm in support of sustainable development and national unity."
Key Takeaways from the Monarch's Address
Community-State Alignment: Encouraged local leaders, youth groups, and residents to actively participate in state-led community safety, environmental cleanup, and infrastructural initiatives.
National Endorsement: Affirmed endorsement for President Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s second-term mandate to complete strategic national recovery projects and economic reforms.
Preserving Peace & Order: Reiterated the commitment of the Oworonshoki royal throne to maintaining law and order, creating a peaceful environment for local businesses and investors to thrive.
The monarch concluded by calling on all residents to remain patriotic, law-abiding, and united in driving peace and economic stability across the realm and the nation at large.
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