Governor Abiodun Congratulates New Alaperu of Iperu-Remo, Calls for Peace and Unity

Ogun State Governor, Prince Dapo Abiodun, has congratulated Oba Taiwo Adenaike Ogunbona, Fibigbuwa IV, on becoming the Alaperu of Iperu-Remo. He asked the new king to focus on peace, unity, and development in the historic kingdom.

Oba Ogunbona took over the throne from his ancestors on Saturday, 17 October 2026.

In a message from his family, the Ogun State Government, and the people of Ogun, Abiodun called the new monarch’s rise a fresh start for Iperu-Remo.

The governor said this development shows the strength of traditional institutions, the rich culture of the state, and the people's desire for peace and progress.

Abiodun, who is proud of his Iperu Akesan roots, said the new king’s rise is a joyful moment for the community. It is also a call to everyone to keep their customs, traditions, and values alive.

He pointed out that being a king means upholding the kingdom’s heritage, promoting peace among people, and leading in a way that improves the community's welfare.

The governor believes that Oba Ogunbona will use his experience and wisdom to fulfill his duties. He added that the new king’s reign would boost unity and inspire efforts toward the kingdom’s growth.

Abiodun also encouraged the king to support peaceful living, promote inclusive development, and work closely with the traditional institution, government, and people.

He prayed for God's guidance, wisdom, good health, and strength for the new monarch. He wishes him a long and successful reign.

The governor is hopeful that Oba Ogunbona’s leadership will bring great development to Iperu Akesan Land. He wants the new king to leave behind a legacy of honor, unity, and progress for future generations.