The Oba of Lagos, His Royal Majesty, Oba Rilwan Akiolu, installed Chief Tajudeen Adisa Abisogun as Ojon of Lagos on Sunday.
The installation was held at the Oba of Lagos Palace, Iga Lduganran, Lagos Island.
Speaking during the installation rites, Oba Akiolu advised the new chief to be highly disciplined and not greedy.
He said, “He should be very close to God and be highly disciplined. He must ensure to take good advice and uphold government and law enforcement.
He must be absolutely honest and a no-nonsense person. He must not abrogate to himself that he has knowledge of the whole world.
He must not be greedy, because there is nothing anybody brought to this world. He should look after his welfare, his children, and his family.”
Speaking on the fight against corruption, he said, “In physics, there are what we call Newton’s laws of motion that say that for every action there is a reaction.
Everybody should cooperate with the government, and things will be better. We must tell the president what is on the ground and not what he wants to hear.”
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