The Ogun State Governor Prince Dapo Abiodun has congratulated Oba Taiwo Adenaike Ogunbona Fibigbuwa IV on his ascension to the throne of Alaperu of Iperu-Remo.
The governor urged the new monarch to promote peace unity and inclusive development in the ancient kingdom.
Recall that Oba Ogunbona ascended the revered throne of his forefathers on Saturday October 17 2026.
In a congratulatory message issued on behalf of his family the Ogun State Government and the people of the state Abiodun described the monarch’s emergence as the start of a new chapter in the history of Iperu-Remo.
The governor said the development reflected the enduring strength of traditional institutions the richness of the state’s cultural heritage and the people’s collective aspirations for peace unity progress and development.
Abiodun who described himself as a proud son of Iperu Akesan Land said the monarch’s ascension was a moment of pride and celebration for the community and a reminder of the collective responsibility to preserve its cherished customs traditions and cultural values.
He noted that the throne came with the responsibility of preserving the kingdom’s heritage fostering harmony among the people and providing purposeful traditional leadership that would advance the community’s welfare and development.
The governor expressed confidence that Oba Ogunbona would bring his experience wisdom and commitment to the throne’s responsibilities adding that his reign would strengthen unity among the people and inspire renewed efforts toward the kingdom’s growth and prosperity.
Abiodun also urged the monarch to promote peaceful coexistence encourage inclusive development and strengthen collaboration among traditional institutions government and the people.
He prayed for God’s guidance wisdom sound health and strength for the monarch wishing him a long peaceful and prosperous reign.
The governor expressed hope that Oba Ogunbona’s reign would usher in unprecedented development in Iperu Akesan Land and leave a lasting legacy of honour unity and progress for generations to come.