Latest News

CCII honours Eternal Home with Omoluabi Ibadan award

Published by

The Central Council of Ibadan Indigenes (CCII) has honoured the Chief Executive Officer of Eternal Home Cemetery, Mrs. Adebukola Mutiat Kadiri with Omoluabi Ibadan Award.

The award which was presented to Kadiri on Saturday was part of the activities of the 2023 Ibadan Cultural Celebrations.

The delegation which was led by President-General, Prince Yemisi Adeaga, had in attendance of members of 2023 Ibadan Cultural Celebration and other members of the association.

Some of the dignitaries at the event held at the Eternal Home Cemetery along the Ibadan-Oyo expressway included the husband of the awardee, Major General Olayinka Kamil Kadiri, Barrister Akeem Agbaje, Elder Gbadegesin Adelabu and the secretary of the 2023 Ibadan Week Celebration, Mr. Adeola Oloko.

The CCII President-General, Prince Yemisi Adeaga while speaking noted that the award was given to Kadiri in recognition of her contributions to the society.

He said, “On behalf of the Olubadan, the High Chiefs, senior chiefs, Baales, and CCII, I welcome you all. We are presenting this award to you in recognition of your contributions to the society”.

The secretary of 2023 CCII Ibadan Week celebration, Mr. Adeola Oloko while speaking on the rationale behind the award explained that the award was given to Kadiri because of her antecedent, behaviour and contributions to the ancient city.

He said, “We are honouring you because of your antecedent, behaviour and contributions. We do not honour criminals or someone with questionable characters. We are very happy that we are honouring you today.

“This is part of activities for 2023 Ibadan week celebrations. We are starting Ibadan week 2023 on 12 March and it will run till 18th. It is not about money but good name.”

Husband of the awardee, Major General Olayinka Kamil Kadiri while speaking described his wife as a woman of good virtues who believed that everything is possible.

The awardee in her response thanked the CCII for the award.

She said, “I believed in prayers and I believed that I will not fail, those are the things that are guiding me to be who I am today.

“I thank God and I thank the CCII for the award. I thank my husband. If had not supported me at that time, Eternal Home Cemetery will not be here.

“Just like I said, I don’t believe in failure. I thank everyone for rejoicing with me and I believe that when you see me tomorrow, you will see a better me.”

Recent Posts

Eno to flag-off int’l hospital, conference centre, other projects to mark second year in office

Akwa Ibom State governor, Pastor Umo Eno, has disclosed plans to flag-off key projects in…

4 minutes ago

FedPoly Bauchi secures full NBTE accreditation

The Federal Polytechnic Bauchi has received a letter of grant of full accreditation for all…

7 minutes ago

Gbenga Hashim Hails Sule Lamido’s Integrity at Star-Studded Book Launch, Calls for Return to Value-Based Politics

It was a day of reflection, legacy, and renewed political conviction as top political figures…

32 minutes ago

Tenants, NGOs condemn escalation of rent in Rivers

Tenants and civil society groups in Rivers State under the umbrella of Advisory Forum on…

34 minutes ago

C’River Central APC backs Tinubu, Otu for second term

Leaders, stakeholders and members of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in the Central senatorial district…

1 hour ago

‘Poor electricity supply has cost us much’

I want to report the bad electricity supply threatening the safety and wellbeing of people…

1 hour ago

Welcome

Install

This website uses cookies.