The Jagun Olubadan of Ibadanland and Chairman of Ilaji Hotels and Sports Resort, Chief Jubril Dotun Sanusi, has extended warm congratulations to Barrister Sulaimon Ajeniyi Ajewole on his re-election as the President General of the Central Council of Ibadan Indigenes (CCII).
The election, held on Friday at the Ibadan House, Oke-Aremo, witnessed a keenly contested race in which Barr. Ajewole secured a resounding victory with 86 votes, defeating his opponent, Samson Taiwo, who garnered 24 votes.
Chief Sanusi praised the democratic spirit displayed during the electoral process and described Ajewole’s victory as a vote of confidence in his visionary leadership and commitment to the progress of Ibadanland.
“I congratulate Barrister Ajewole on his well-deserved re-election as President General of CCII. His outstanding leadership and selfless service have continued to unite Ibadan indigenes at home and in the diaspora. This renewed mandate is a testament to the trust and admiration he has earned,” Chief Sanusi said.
In addition to celebrating the re-election of the President General, Chief Sanusi also congratulated all newly elected executive members, including:
Muinat Olowookere – Chief Whip (81 votes), Oyewale Oyerinde – Internal Auditor (112 votes, unopposed)
Folasade Olayiwola – Social Secretary (81 votes), Akinsola Ige – Legal Adviser (81 votes), Kola Olomide – Publicity Secretary (76 votes), Sulemon Iyanda Raufu – 2nd Assistant Secretary General (85 votes), Ismail Kunle Shodeinde – 1st Assistant Secretary General (87 votes), Oyasogo Olumuyiwa – Financial Secretary (89 votes), Caleb Akande – Treasurer (84 votes), Adetokunbo Ayobami Subair – Secretary General (landslide victory)
Chief Sanusi reaffirmed his continuous support for CCII’s vision of preserving Ibadan’s cultural heritage, fostering unity among indigenes, and contributing meaningfully to the socio-economic development of the ancient city.
“CCII remains a cornerstone institution in Ibadan’s growth, and I urge the newly elected officers to work collaboratively, selflessly, and diligently in the interest of our great city,” he concluded.
