In a dazzling celebration of culture, tradition, and womanhood, the serene town of Imoru Ijebu came alive as Mrs. Abiola Osibanjo was formally installed as the Iyalaje of Imoru Ijebu, a prestigious chieftaincy title that honors exceptional women in commerce, leadership, and community development.
Draped in resplendent traditional attire, Mrs. Osibanjo was the epitome of elegance and grace, drawing admiration from dignitaries, traditional rulers, and guests from far and wide.
The event, which took place at the palace of the town’s royal monarch, His Royal Majesty, OBA (Engr) M .A BASHORUN, ALAYO 1 ORU OF IMORU IJEBU was marked by fanfare, traditional rites, and heartfelt tributes to the new Iyalaje’s enduring impact in both business and philanthropy.
Known for her unwavering commitment to women's empowerment and grassroots development, Mrs. Osibanjo's investiture is seen as a recognition not just of her personal achievements, but also of her tireless advocacy for progress within the Ijebu community and beyond.
The title "Iyalaje" carries significant weight in Yoruba tradition, symbolizing the economic pillar of the community — a woman who uplifts traders, supports local enterprise, and fosters prosperity.
Mrs. Osibanjo’s installation signals a renewed hope for Imoru Ijebu's economic and social growth.
In her acceptance speech, Mrs. Osibanjo expressed gratitude to the traditional council and pledged to serve with humility and dedication. “This is not just a title,” she said, “it is a call to service, to uplift and empower, and to leave a legacy of meaningful impact.”
With glamour, tradition, and heartfelt celebration, the ceremony marked the beginning of a new chapter — both for Mrs. Abiola Osibanjo and for the proud community of Imoru Ijebu.
