Emir of Ilorin rejoices with Oba Dr. Olusegun Rotimi on his 85th Birthday

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HRM Obajisun of Ayedun

The Emir of Ilorin and Chairman Kwara State Traditional Rulers Council, Alhaji (Dr) Ibrahim Sulu-Gambari CFR, has extended his warm felicitations to the Obajisun of Ayedun, Oba Dr. Olusegun Abayomi Rotimi JP, as he marks the remarkable milestone of his 85th birthday on 16th May 2026.

In a message of congratulations issued by his Spokesman, Dr. Abdulazeez Arowona, the Emir described Kabiyesi as a monarch of rare dignity, wisdom, and enduring relevance whose life of service continues to inspire the people of Ayedun Kingdom and beyond.

The Emir noted that Oba Rotimi’s reign has been distinguished by peace, cultural preservation, progressive leadership, and a deep commitment to the wellbeing of his people.

The Emir prayed for continued good health, strength, and wisdom for the monarch expressing confidence that his legacy of service and honour will remain a guiding light for generations to come.

The people of Ilorin Emirate join Oba Rotimi and his well-wishers in the joy of his birthday and wish him more years of fruitful reign on the throne.

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