Dr Folasade Tinubu-Ojo receives traditional honour in recognition of her support for traders, business owners and community welfare during a visit to the monarch’s palace.
ABUJA — A Gbagyi traditional ruler has conferred the prestigious traditional title of Kpasi Chikun (Tauraruwa Gbagyi) on Dr Folasade Mujidat Tinubu-Ojo, daughter of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and Iyaloja-General of Nigeria.
The traditional honour was bestowed on Tinubu-Ojo during a visit to the monarch’s palace, where both parties reaffirmed their shared commitment to the welfare and development of the people.
According to the monarch, the conferment was in recognition of Tinubu-Ojo’s kindness, generosity and contributions to supporting traders and members of the business community.
The traditional ruler explained that the honour reflected appreciation for her efforts towards improving the welfare of people whose daily activities contribute to sustaining the local economy.
As a custodian of Gbagyi cultural heritage and traditions, the monarch emphasised the importance of recognising individuals whose actions demonstrate compassion, service and genuine concern for the well-being of others.
The monarch noted that such recognition could encourage unity, promote peaceful coexistence and strengthen community development.
The visit was also described as a moment of pride and cultural significance, highlighting the importance of building relationships that promote mutual understanding, service and the advancement of local communities.
Expressing appreciation for the visit, the monarch prayed for God’s continued guidance, wisdom and strength for Tinubu-Ojo, while expressing hope that the recognition would further strengthen their shared commitment to peace, prosperity and the development of the people.
The conferment also highlights the role of traditional institutions in preserving indigenous cultural identity while recognising individuals whose contributions are considered valuable to community welfare and economic development.
