The capital city of Oyo state was agog on Sunday as Sons and Daughters of Balogun Ibikunle Family stormed their
Ayeye compound of their lineage in Ibadan to receive two citizens of the United States of America, who traced their roots to the Family.
His Excellencies, Oba Asa Ifatimileyin Adesoji and Oba Alaa Ogunlana Ifawole, while speaking at the family meeting held at their palace revealed that their presence was to recognize their ancestral and biological lineage. .
The duo expressed happiness for the warm reception given to them by the family and assistance rendered .
Speaking on behalf of the family, Mogaji (Dr.) Abass Gbolahan, explained that the two men traced their roots to the Ibukunle family in Ibadan.
He said the entire Ibikunle family were so happy to receive them as their family members.
He expressed the readiness of the family to collaborate with them to further uplift the great Ibikunle family.
“We are here today to formally welcome members of the Ibikunle family that are in the diaspora.
“They are the people from Oyo Tunji in America, they have come, traced their roots to the Ibukunle family in Ibadan, that was while we are here today, to introduce them to the entire family.
“The entire family was happy to receive them, and they are also here too.
The meeting was attended by sons and daughters of the Ibikunle family.
He said the entire Ibikunle family were so happy to receive them as their family members.
He expressed the readiness of the family to collaborate with them to further uplift the great Ibikunle family.
“We are here today to formally welcome members of the Ibikunle family that are in the diaspora.
“They are the people from Oyo Tunji in America, they have come, traced their roots to the Ibukunle family in Ibadan, that was while we are here today, to introduce them to the entire family.
“The entire family was happy to receive them, and they are also here too.
The meeting was attended by sons and daughters of the Ibikunle family. happy to receive them, and they are also here too.
The meeting was attended by sons and daughters of the Ibikunle family.