Traditional ruler in Ogbomoso joins ancestors
Khalid ABRAHAM
A traditional ruler in Ogo-Oluwa local government area of Ogbomoso zone Oyo state Monday joined his ancestors.
The deceased Oba Sunday Adejare Ogundeji Ademuyiwa II was aged 75. He had reigned for 25 years and some months.
According to information reaching ogbomosoinsightonline.com he succumbed to the cold hand of death after suffering ill health for about two months.
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Speaking on the incident the Alajaawa of Ajaawa Oba Adeyeye Thompson Oyetunji who is chairman of Council of Obas and Chiefs in Ogo-Oluwa local government described his death as painful during a telephone chat with Ogbomoso Insight.
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Alajaawa said the late traditional ruler was a member of the traditional council, who would be sorely missed.
He’s survived by a wife and children.
Poor reporting!
The traditional ruler didn’t have a community that the reporter mention. Ogo Oluwa is a local government with many towns.
Are u saying Ojutaye is not in Ogo-Oluwa?