MOK Hails Olusin’s Elevation to First-class Monarch in Kwara
By Kaosara Olayemi Oladimeji
The MOK Foundation has congratulated the Olusin of Ijara-Isin, Oba Ajibola Ademola Julius Iluyomade I, on his elevation to the status of a first-class traditional ruler in Kwara State.
In a statement issued on Saturday, the founder of the foundation, Alhaji Muhydeen Okunlola Kayode, MOK described the elevation as a well-deserved recognition of the monarch’s dedication to community development, cultural preservation, and exemplary leadership.
MOK noted that the development had sparked joy and renewed hope among the people of Ijara-Isin, adding that it marked a significant milestone that would further strengthen unity and progress in the community.
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He also commended the Kwara State Government for honouring the monarch, stating that the decision reflected the administration’s commitment to strengthening traditional institutions across the state.
The statement read, “MOK Foundation celebrates with the people of Ijara-Isin on this historic achievement. This elevation is not just a title, but a reflection of service, humility, and commitment to the people.”
Kayode expressed confidence that the monarch would continue to promote peace, development, and inclusiveness while upholding the rich cultural heritage of the kingdom.
The foundation also offered prayers for wisdom, good health, and a successful reign for the Olusin as he assumes his new status.
