Igbomina traditional rulers eulogizeslate Jagun, demand post-humors awardon his behalf

Royal fathers in Igbomina land have extolled the virtues of
the late warrior in Igbomina land, Chief Lukman Balogun,
popularly known as Jagun, who died recently in his effort to
rescue people from kidnappers in Ifelodun local government
area of Kwara state.
In a special prayer organized by Omo Ibile Igbomina at the
palace of Olupo of Ajase-Ipo land, people in their large
number trooped out to grace the special prayer.
While speaking at the occasion, the Olupo of Ajase-Ipo, Oba
Ismail Yahyah Alebiosu who spoke on behalf of other royal
fathers in Igbomina land, stressed the need for other local
security personnel to rededicate themselves towards serving
humanity.
The royal father said though the late warrior was young in
age but has made many sacrifices that would outlive him in
Igbomina land.
He urged the local security groups not to relent in their
efforts at wielding away criminals in their various
communities and making the communities save for living.
The traditional rulers in Igbomina land also directed Omo
Ibile Igbomina executives to present the the late warrior a
post-humors award in recognition of his essential security
services for the people.
The Olupo of Ajase-Ipo further re-assured that traditional
council in Igbomina land is working tirelessly to ensure that
the local security personnel are given more recognition by

the state government whereby they would be fully armed to
enhance security of lives and property.
He however promised that their welfare would continue to be
an utmost priority.
In his address, the president of Omo Ibile Igbomina, Elder
Gabriel Jimoh appreciated the unwavering support of
Igbomina Sons and Daughters in Diaspora, the traditional
rulers, religious body and the good works of the local
security groups in Kwara South.
He appealed to all various security groups to redouble their
efforts and eschew bitterness among themselves, nothing
that more good work is still expected from them.
Harmony Fm correspondent, Olusegun Ajileye reports that
there were goodwill messages from various participants and
cash donation to the wives and children of the deceased on
behalf of the Igbominas in Diaspora.