Tinubu Hosts Traditional Rulers From South South In Aso Rock Photos President bola tinubu held a closed door meeting with the sultan of sokoto, sa’ad abubakar iii, at the aso rock presidential villa in abuja. the visit came days after the sultan was absent from the president’s interfaith iftar dinner and shortly before the end of ramadan. Bola ahmed tinubu on sunday welcomed the sa’ad abubakar iii to the aso rock presidential villa for a private discussion. the meeting occurred several days after the sultan did not personally attend the president’s interfaith iftar gathering organised at the presidential villa on march 9.
President Tinubu Meets Traditional Rulers In Aso Rock Villa President bola tinubu is currently meeting traditional rulers and their representatives from across the country at the state house conference centre, abuja. At the closed door meeting, tinubu is expected to discuss themes around national healing and unity; as he emphasised in his inaugural speech. The president hosted the 46th alaafin of oyo, oba abimbola abdulhakeem owoade i, his wife, abiwumi, and a delegation of other traditional rulers from oyo state at the presidential villa in abuja. President bola tinubu and the sultan of sokoto, alhaji sa'ad abubakar iii, held a closed door meeting at the presidential villa in aso rock.
President Tinubu Meets Traditional Rulers In Aso Rock Villa The president hosted the 46th alaafin of oyo, oba abimbola abdulhakeem owoade i, his wife, abiwumi, and a delegation of other traditional rulers from oyo state at the presidential villa in abuja. President bola tinubu and the sultan of sokoto, alhaji sa'ad abubakar iii, held a closed door meeting at the presidential villa in aso rock. President bola tinubu on friday in aso rock, abuja said traditional institutions remain integral to the country’s development and called for more support in implementing policies that directly impact people’s livelihoods. President bola ahmed tinubu on friday, january 23, met with the olubadan of ibadanland, oba rashidi adewolu ladoja, at the presidential villa in abuja, in a visit that has drawn attention to the growing engagement between nigeria’s political leadership and traditional institutions. President bola ahmed tinubu hosted traditional rulers and religious leaders at aso rock during ramadan, emphasizing unity, peace, and national development in nigeria. With traditional rulers now being positioned as stakeholders in nigeria’s democratic journey, friday’s encounter at aso rock signals a renewed alliance between crown and country—one tinubu insists is essential for lasting peace and progress.
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