…we await full result, today – Factional group
*Full list of ward, LGs party chairmen
By Adebayo Olodan, Mumini Abdulkareem, Matthew Denis, Kayode Adeoti and Mike Adeyemi
The Kwara State chapter of the All Progressives Congress has denied reports that there were two parallel congresses across local governments in the state on Saturday.
A faction led by a former House of Representatives member, Olayemi Olabanji had reportedly held another congress different from the one held by the recognised executives of the APC in the state.
But speaking on the issue with our reporter last night, the party’s Public Relations Officer, Alhaji Sulyman Buhari said there were no parallel congresses in the state even as he challenged the said factional group to produce the list of their newly elected executives.
According to the party’s spokesman, the state chapter of INEC supervised the exercise including the national officials from the headquarters of the APC who also monitored the exercise across venues in the state.
“There was no parallel congress in Kwara. After we finished our exercise, we announced and made public names of candidates that emerged across the state. But in their case, there was nothing of such.
“The party will take the right steps at the appropriate time. But as far as we are concerned, there was no parallel congress in Kwara State,” he submitted.
However the Publicity Secretary of the “legacy group faction of the party”, Kayode Oyin-Zubair said although the exercise were held across the state, he was seconded to monitor the party’s congress at Kwara Central adding that everything went peacefully.
He said the faction made payment to the national leadership of the party for the form used and listed Oke-Oyi, Eyenkorin, Tanke and Offa, among others where the exercise took place.
He said the party is awaiting the full list of the results of the exercise in other local governments, today (Monday).
Asked to name officials of the state chapter of the INEC and the national officials that monitored the exercise, Oyin-Zubair said the commission is in the best position to speak on that.
When contacted, the state PRO of INEC, Barr. Jacob Ayanda said he could not comment on the issue for now until he gets report from the officials that went to the field.
Oyin-Zubair had earlier released a statement and expressed satisfaction with the outcome of the congress.
“Reports reaching the situation room as it concerns the ongoing local government congress in the 16 local government areas of the state have been very satisfactory.
“We are getting reports from our monitors at the local government areas and we are really satisfied that at the end of the day it will throw up credible personalities across the state.
“It is a clear departure from what was experienced last weekend when we had the ward congress. The ward congress was rather unfortunate when party constitution and congress was flagrantly trampled.
“We are on top of the situation and urge our members to remain steadfast and calm even in the face of any provocation.
“What we are doing is the sacrifice necessary for democracy to grow and we are equally committed to deepen internal democracy within our party,” he said.
How the exercise was held across the state
The All Progressives Congress (APC) congresses across the 16 Local Government Areas of Kwara State was on Saturday conducted under a peaceful atmosphere with majority of the candidates for executives emerging through consensus and zoning arrangement. The exercise witnessed large turnout of party members and officials who participated in the congresses that majorly started around 11am.
The state Secretary of the party, Chief Bode Adekanye and other officials had worked very late into the night at the party’s GRA Ilorin secretariat on the eve of the exercise to ensure materials and logistics including human and other resources arrived their destination on time.
Shortly after the conclusion of the exercise, its publicity secretary, Alhaji Sulyman Buhari congratulated all the elected chairmen and other executive members of the party at the local government levels.
The APC also hailed party members for conducting themselves in peaceful manner before, during and after the local government congresses.
KWARA CENTRAL
Ilorin West: In Ilorin West, the exercise which was held at the party’s secretariat in Agbo-Oba started around 11pm and was witnessed by large turnout of party members and executives with all the 21elective posts of the party settled by consensus arrangement.
Kwara Central Senatorial chairman, Alhaji Jimoh Adesina supervised the exercise on behalf of the party and described the process as a demonstration of the capacity of the Saraki leadership to always set the pace in the state.
In his remarks, the Chairman Congress Committee for Kwara state, Senator Mohammed Ohiare, expressed satisfaction over the peaceful conduct of APC members who participated in the exercise.
He noted that reports from the remaining 15 local councils indicated that everything was going on smoothly and commended party members for their orderly and peaceful conduct.
Ohiare, had during an interview with newsmen on the eve of the congress called on state chapters of the party across the country to adopt Kwara’s model in electing their executives across board.
He said the conduct of the exercise has been made easy in the state because of the subsisting leadership system that the Senate President, Dr Bukola Saraki and Governor Abdulfatah Ahmed had institutionalised.
He noted that the APC leadership structure in the state has tremendously minimised rancour and acrimony.
“We have seen here (Kwara) what we called hierarchy of leadership and that we are praying that we have it in Nigeria. We are happy that hierarchy of leadership under the able leadership of Senator Bukola Saraki, has really made a lot of landmark in the state. We have seen everything is intact, and they have followed all the necessary procedures. So, we are quite satisfied with the arrangements for the exercise.
A former Secretary to the Kwara Government, Saka lsau, during the congress said the consensus arrangement was a demonstration of unity and peace existing among members of the party in the state.
He said the party would continue to ensure unity among members for more development to be attained in the state. The APC later released the names of the winners in the congresses.
The Special Assistant to the Senate President on Legislative Aide, Alhaji Abiodun Baraje urged the new party executives to discharge their responsibilities with fear of God and in accordance with the party constitution, adding that members should put aside all differences and collectively work for overall success of the exercise to ensure victory in the forthcoming general elections in the country and the state at large.
Ilorin East: In Ilorin East, the exercise which held at the Oke-Oyi LGEA primary school, witnessed a large turnout of party faithful across the 12 wards in the council. The congress was held under a very peaceful and orderly atmosphere despite the large crowd.
Declaring the congress open, a leader of the party in the local government, Alhaji AbdulRaheem Olesin appreciated the people for their commitment to the party and support for its leadership, Dr Abubakar Bukola Saraki and the Executive Governor of Kwara State, Alhaji Abdulfatah Ahmed.
In her remarks, the chairman of the Local Government Service Commission, Hajia Sarat Adebayo said everything went well with large turnout of party faithful and all the wards delegates adding that the exercise has once again proved that APC remained the party to beat in Kwara.
In attendance were the National APC delegates, Kwara APC Chairman, Alhaji Ishola Balogun Fulani, Kwara APC Electoral Committee members led by Alhaji Kareem Owoniran, representatives of the Independent Electoral Commission (INEC), observers from National Orientation Agency and other states and national observers. Also present were Alhaji Bibire Ajape, the council chairman Abdulmumeen Lah, Ambassador Abdulfatai Yahaya Seriki, Hon. Aisha Ibrahim, Ilorin East party elders, all ward councilors, all APC ward executives across Ilorin East council.
In his remarks, the new party chairman, Alhaji Dare Garba appreciated the elders, stakeholders, women and youth groups and pledged their loyalty to the Saraki dynasty that produced them. He promised to do everything to promote unity and bring development to their people.
Ilorin South: In Ilorin South, the exercise was also conducted under a peaceful atmosphere with top party members, leaders and delegates who converged to conduct and witness the emergence of Alhaji Adamu Oloyin who was highly favoured to pick the ticket. He was described by party officials as a very popular candidate with grassroots appeal in the council.
Speaking after his emergence, Oloyin thanked all the electorate and promised to run all inclusive and open administration that will ensure the party is intact and solid and thanked the leadership of the APC in the state under the leadership of Senate President, Dr Bukola Saraki for the opportunity to serve.
KWARA NORTH
Moro: In Moro, the exercise which also commenced around 11am saw the council returned the former chairman, Alhaji Sanusi Oladimeji. It was witnessed by the APC electorate committee lead by Alhaja Amina Alabi.
Also in attendance were the Deputy Speaker of Kwara State House of Assembly, Hon Matthew Okedare (Jebba) who described the exercise as peaceful, adding that the APC is very united under the structure of Senate President, Dr Bukola Saraki. Also, Chairman of Elders forum in Kwara North, Alhaji Abdulkareem Adisa, and Deputy Chairman of the council, Alhaja Abdulrazaq Iyabo including the Speaker of Moro council, Jamiu Yusuf and all his honourable councilors in each ward, past and present supervisory councilors among others witnessed the event. Also present were present and past commissioners from Moro lead by Hon Issa Kayode, former lawmakers, ex council chairmen, past and present youth empowerment coordinators led by Abdulrauph Abdulsalam, past and present SA’s lead by Abdulateef Issa Bolanle were also present.
Ibrahim Ndako emerges candidate in Edu: The APC delegates at Edu Located Government Area nominated Alhaji Ibrahim Ndako as the party consensus chairman after a marathon meeting during the Local Government congress at the local government Secretariat.
The stakeholders meeting which began around 10pm lasted for more than six hours to agree on the three candidates to step down for a neutral person for the exercise.
It however took the intervention of the party elders for Alhaji Ibrahim Ndako to emerge.
Speaking with one of the elders of the council, Alhaji Ahmed Mafana who is the Ndegi of Lafiagi he said “The decision of a consensus candidate is the mandate of the masses and what they want and decision was taken by the party elders to ensure fair play.
Patigi returns former chairman: In Patigi Local Government, the APC returned Alhaji Mohammed Nma Haruna as its chairman for another term after a successful party congress.
The exercise which took place at the Patigi Cultural Centre, was conducted by an electoral committee led by Alhaji Manzuma Kawu (Zuru).
The delegates were drawn from the three districts which include Patigi, Lade and Kpada.
In his acceptance speech on behalf of other executives, the new party chairman thanked members, especially the youths for returning him promising to further justify their confidence in his leadership of the party at the local government.
KWARA SOUTH
Irepodun returns old excos: In Irepodun, the exercise was peaceful and APC returned all its present executives with Chief Bisi Owolabi emerging as chairman and Prince Tunde Oyeyipo his deputy. According to the immediate past elected council chairman, Lukman Owolewa, the party followed the directive of the party’s leadership to take the decision.
He said the method will enhance party performance in the forthcoming general election, adding that members of the party are at peace with the development.
Owolewa who is also a member of the Board of Nigeria Geological Survey Agency, Abuja maintained that in politics, such development is normal, adding that leaders of the party have appealed to them and they’ve sheathed their sword.
“In politics, there are bound to be interests, what is important is how it is managed, there were some people initially looked at it from another perspective but we all sat down and decided that the way forward is just to return then. But in all, it has been peaceful, just like the ward congress. Also, the council boss, Muyiwa Oladipo buttressed that the exercise was rancor free.
He said, “We have consensus candidates in Irepodun area for all the positions. The elected party chairman however expressed joy saying his return confirmed his selfless service to the development of the council.
Oke-Ero replace executives, settled for zoning: The congress in Oke-Ero witnessed the emergence of new executives which was decided by the zoning arrangement. The former council chairman, Hajia Folake Yusuf while speaking with this medium noted that the APC in Oke Ero adopted zoning arrangement for the congress.
“Oke Ero is a very peaceful local government, we’ve done our congress four days ago, we met here to discuss and zone the positions within two hours, without rancour, we completed the congress and every ward got their share, we’re only here today to do affirmation. Our zoning arrangement is very good here”, she added.
The immediate past commissioner for Agriculture, Kayode Towoju said “In Oke Ero, we always take into cognisance our diversity and give individuals what they want, everybody is happy. The former council chairman, Chief Joseph Adeniyi however noted that he has no regret serving the party in that capacity, stressing that he has assumed the position since the inception of the party in Oke Ero.
Ifelodun: Ariwo emerges chairman through consensus
At the Ifelodun Local Government Area party secretariat located at Innih Road, Share, there was massive turnout of party leaders and other loyalists of the ruling party.
After a short meeting by the leaders of the party, the congress started 11:35 am and was presided over by the Kwara North Senatorial Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Alhaji Isiaka Oniwa. He was supported by the duo of Hon Emmanuel Bello and the Assistant Secretary of the party in the state, Hon Sunday Oguniyi.
Announcing the list of the executives, Oniwa charged them to lift the party to greater heights while urging other APC followers who were yet to get political patronage to be patient with the leadership of the party in the state. He appreciated members of the party in Ifelodun for embracing peace and for settling for consensus.
The APC chieftain said after thorough deliberation, the Vice Chairman of National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW), Kwara State chapter, Alhaji Abdulrasaq Kareem Ariwoola was unanimously chosen as the party Chairman.
Similarly, Ibrahim Aweda, Amuda Ojulari and Comfort Idris were appointed Secretary, Women Leader and Vice Chairman in that order. Others are; Hon Muda Bale (Youth Leader), Hakeem Nurudeen (PRO) and Hon Rasaq Zubair (Treasurer) among 19others.
While speaking with our reporter in an exclusive interview, the party chairman Alhaji Ariwoola said the APC remains the party to beat in the coming election even as he called for the support of all.
Present at the event was the Chairman of Ifelodun Local Government Area, Alhaji Abdulfatai Garuba (Labaka), commissioner nominees, Alhaji Wasiu Odewale, Alhaji Aro Yahaya and Personal Assistant on Political Matters to the Kwara State Governor, Otunba Lekan Alabi (PAPOL).
Consensus in Offa: Delegates in all the 12 wards in Offa Local Government Area of Kwara State unanimously agreed on consensus during Saturday’s local government for the 26 party executives.
Accreditation of delegates started by 12:45pm, led by the Chairman Offa Local Government congress committee, Honourable Kasheem Adekanye.
Delegates were called in, in sequence of their various wards alongside the 26 outgoing executives of the party.
The INEC officials who witnessed the event at the party secretariat, the venue of congress was led by Mr. Bature Abdulkareem
It was agreed collectively that the present executive of the party in the local government should continue.
The new executives include Alhaji Azeez Aro as chairman, from Shawo Central ward, Alhaji Saliu Adebisi from Balogun ward as the vice Chairman, Alh. Lasun Olarinoye from Ojomun central B emerged the secretary.
Others include, Alh. Kehinde Yusuf, Asst. Secretary, Hajia Iyabo Olalere as women leader, Hajia Sidikat Nasir as Asst. Women leader, Taofeeq Oladapo as youth leader, Yinka Raji Asst. Youth leader, Ayobami Balogun as the Treasurer, and Ayobami Ogunwole as Asst. Secretary.
Speaking to National Pilot shortly after the congress, a member of Federal House of Assembly, Tope Olaniyonu who represent Offa/Oyun/Ifelodun federal constituency at the lower chamber applauded the delegates for reaching a consensus at the same time not giving room for any acrimony during the congress.
The new elected Chairman, Aro attributes the consensus agreement to the core values Offa Township is known for in their quest for equity. He acknowledged the maturity through which the delegates conducted themselves throughout the procession of the congress.
Also speaking, the Chairman of Offa Local Government, Alhaji Abdulateef Gbadamosi described the congress as stress free and commends the delegates for their orderliness throughout the congress.
The commissioner nominee from Offa, Hajia Taibat Ayinke thanked the Senate President for making woman part of the cabinet in the state.
Primaries in Isin: In Isin, primaries who held to elected the council chairman at the council hall Owu that produced Hon Isaac Afolayan from Ijara Isin with 241 votes to defeat Hon Sikiru Bakare with 58 votes. The APC had resolved that the position be zoned to Ijara Isin and five people signified interest. But three of them withdrew.
The delegates came out from all the 11 wards in line with the party’s constitution.
The congress was administered by the Kwara South Senatorial Chairman), Alhaji Jimoh Balogun which was free and fair. Total vote cast was 341
While responding, the council chairman, Prince Oladipo Omole thanked delegates for their maximum cooperation and for the smooth running of the exercise. He therefore appealed to all the members of APC in Isin local government to see themselves as one big family and to work harmoniously towards winning election in 2019. He also advised the new party chairman to see himself as a messenger to the party members and to bring everybody together as one entity towards achieving the political goals. Senior Legislative Aide to the Senate President in Isin, Afolabi Afolayan who also witnessed the exercise noted that the council is ready to deliver the party in subsequent elections in the state, adding that Kwara state has once again proved that the Saraki structure hold the ace.
THE CHAIRMEN AT A GLANCE
Ilorin West Alhaji Aminulahi Akota
Ilorin East Alhaji Dare Garuba
Ilorin South Alhaji Adamu Olarewaju Oloyin
Asa Alhaji Busari Folorunsho
Irepodun Hon Bisi Owolabi
Ifelodun Alhaji AbdulRasaq Kareem Ariwoola
Ekiti Alhaji Raji AbdulGaniyu Adeshina
Oke-Ero Hon. Owolabi James Rotimi
Oyun Hon Kabir Mustapha
Moro Alhaji Sanusi .A. Oladimeji
Patigi Alhaji Umar Muhammed Haruna
Baruten Alhaji Ibraheem G Musa
Kaiama Hon Usman Tori Isa
Isin Isaac Afolayan
Offa Alhaji Azeez Aro
Edu Muhammed Ibrahim Ndako
Full list of newly elected APC Ward and local government Chairmen in Kwara New Ward Chairmen
EKITI
Eruku Sunday Abiola
Osi 1 Abdurasak Ade
Osi 2 Yomi Daniel
Opin: Agbo Ayodele
Oke Opin/Etan Gabriel Oni
Isapa Ajide Oni
Obbo Ajegunle 1 Johnson Ogundipe
Obbo Ajegunle 2 Julius Olomi Ojo
Koro Babalola Omotosho
Obbo Ile Adio Friday Olayinka
KAIAMA
Kaiama Ward I Muhammed Shuaibu Mukete
Kaiama Ward II Abdullahi Suleiman Gunu
Kaiama Ward III Muhammed Ibrahim Sarki
Gwanabe I Muhammed Tanko Yaru
Gbanabe II Alhaji Umaru Musa
Wajibe Muhammed B Abdullahi
Gwanara Abdullahi S Muhammed
ILORIN EAST
Oke-Oyi/Oke-Osin Hussein Olarewaju Elemosho
Magaji Are I Mallam AbdulKadir Toyin Onilu
Magaji Are II Prince Olumarin Dada
Maya/Ile-Apa Alhaji Ajao Muhammed
Zango Yunus Saheed Toyin
Gambari I Alhaji Abdullateef Aremu
Gambari II Haroon AbdulRaheem
Agbeyangi/Gbadamu/Osin AbdulRahman Balogun
Marafa/Pepele Isiaka Zubair
Ibagun Abdullahi Abdulwahab Atere
Iponrin Alhaji Ajadi Garuba
Apado Kayode Olusola
OYUN
Erin-Ile South Mr Sunday Adesoye JP
Eirin-Ile North Murtala Salami
Ijagbo Comrade Bayo Omirinde
Ilemona Muhammad Nuhu Ayinla Adeyemo
Igosun Adesoye Samuel Adegbiji JP
Ikotun Alhaji Ganiyu Kolawole
Ojoku Alhaji Ibrahim Bolajoko
Igbana Atolagbe Aliu
Inaja Aho Hon Muhammed Usman
Irra Alimi Olarewaju
MORO
Okutala Aremu Fatai A
Olorun Alhaji Baba Bolu
Logun/Jenkunun Yusau Nurudeen
Saadu Alhaji Tunde Muhammed
Ajanaku Alhaji Suhaib Ajape
Okemi Ibrahim Akani
Baba Dudu Saheed Owoyemi Ishola
Malete Oseni Salami
Arobadi Alhaji Lamidi Adara
Lanwa Saidu Akanbi
Womi Ayaki Muritala Ayoku
Shao Abdulmumeen Abubakar
Jebba Muhideen Bakare
Megida Jimoh Mecho
Pakumo Isiaka Olanrewaju
Abati Shuaib Olaiya
Ejidongari ward Alhaji Saheed Ajadi Orere
ILORIN WEST
Boboko Kayode Moshood Yakub
Oko-Erin Alhaji Hussein Magaji
Magaji Ngeri Alhaji Olatunji Saliu Alao
Adewole AbdulGaniyu Akanbi Saliu
Ajikobi Alhaji Yusuf Gidado
Ojuekun Zarumi Ahmed Shaafi Arije
Ogidi Hanafi Ajadi Eleyele
Wara-Osin/Egbejila Alhaji Hamidu Warah (Only Returnee)
Oloje Abubakar Shehu Sidiq
Badari Yunus Abubakar
Alanamu Alhaji Abdullahi Amasa Olonde
Ubandawaki Alhaji Mahmud Usman
IFELODUN
Share I Jimoh Rara
Share II Ibrahim Mustapha
Oro-Ago Mr Awoyemi David Olusegun
Oke-Ode II Omotunde Aweda
Oke-Ede III Alhaji Saka Saliu
Igbaja I Mr Basiru Kadir
Igbaja II Mallam Raheem Alao
Share IV Usman Ayanriola
Share III Ibrahim Kolawole
Idofian II Tunde Ayinde
Share V Alhaji Suleiman Yah Allahu
Ora Saheed Adeyemi Adebisi
Igbaja III Afolabi Moses
Ilere Mr Ajide Fatai Folarinmi
Agunjin Alhaji Babatunde Jimoh
Omupo Alhaji Saadu Akanbi
Idofian Ayinde Kamal
Oke-Ode I Olajide Zubair
IREPODUN
Ajase I John Adebisi Alabi
Ajase II Alhaji Sikiru Afolabi
Arandun Oyewole Segun
Esie/Ijan Nathaniel Adewoye
Ipetu/Rore Adeyeye Oluwole
Oko Demola Tinuoye
Omu-Aran I Hon Gboyega Onih
Omu-Aran II AbdulSalam Buoye
Omu-Aran III Segun Abegunde
Oro I Alhaji Kasim Adepoju
Oro II Bayo Kolawole
ASA
Owode/Gbogun Alhaji Garuba O. Ahmed (Olowode)
Efue Berikodo Mallam Abdullahi Jimoh (Eleran)
Otte/Ballah Alhaji AbdulRafiu Salaudeen (Bomber)
Gambari/Ayekale Alhaji Yusuf Adio Isiaka
Agbona/Elebue/Data Mallam Saheed Adeniyi Abolore
Sosoki/Yowere Mallam AbdulRafiu Bello
Alapa/Onire/Ode-Giwa Mallam Sa’adu Babatunde Mama
Oke-Weru/Yowere Mallam Ismaila AbdulRaheem
Aawe/Orimaro/Adigbongbo Alhaji Ibrahim Umar Sarumi
Okeso Alhaji Kazeem Salahudeen
Ila -Oja Alhaji AbduRaheem Oredunni
Alha AbduRahman Ladan Afon
Aboto/Odo-Ode Mallam Najeemudeen Omidoyin
Sapati/Laduba Alhaji (Hon.) Adelabu Aremu Toyin
Ogbondoroko/Reke Alhaji (Hon.) Ibrahim Isiaka
Ogele Mallam Murtala Ibrahim
Budo-Egba Mallam Sa’adu Arowosaye
OFFA
Balogun Wasiu Balogun
Essa A Rasak Salami
Essa B Abdullateef Musa
Essa C Alhaji Gani
Ojomu Central A Alhaji Owoseni
Ojomu Central B Hon Raheem Bello
Ojomu South East Jimoh Atoyese
Ojomu North/North/West Alhaji Lateef
Shawo Central Akeem Adeshina
Shawo South East Alhaji Tajudeen Enla
Shawo South West Yet to be resolved
Igbodun Saheed Abdulsalam
Shawo South West Babalola Musbau
PATIGI
Lade I Abdullahi Shehu
Lade II Usman Ndatsu
Lade III Muhammed M. Alhassan
Kpada I Adamu Zakariyahu
Kpada II Abubakar Ibrahim Ndana
Kpada III Muhammed Ndagi
Patigi I Aliu Baba
Patigi II Yahaya Muhammed
Patigi III Muhammed Makodi
Patigi IV Muhammed Gana
EDU
Shonga I Hamzah Awawu
Shongs II Adamu Shaaba
Shonga III Aruna Abubakar
Tsaragi I Ndagi Muhammed
Tsaragi II Muhammed N Adamu
Tsaragi III Muhammed Tsado
Lafiagi I Issa Alhaji Muhammed
Lafiagi II Muhammed Ndaaba
Lafiagi III Abubakar Muhammed
Lafiagi IV Abdullahi Manman Issa
BARUTEN
Okuta Yaru Suleiman Shero
Kpura/Yakiru Abdullahi Gan Koru
Kenu/Tabera AbdulKareem Tambia Ibrahim
Boriya/Shiya Muhammed Adamu
Yashikira Dauda Atahiru
Bwen/Kiyoru Issa AbdulKareem Tobo
Gwanara Muhammed Suleiman
Gure/Gwasoro
Shinawu/Tumbuya Ahmed Bature Samani
Ilesha Gwedeberewu Adamu Yinusa
Berewu/Babani Umar Ibrahim
ILORIN SOUTH
Balogun-Fulani I Musa Yusuf Olowo
Balogun-Fulani II Yahaya Abubakar
Balogun-Fulani III Ibrahim AbdulGaniyu Alawo
Oke-Ogun Oba Yahaya
Akanbi I Tunde Adebayo Alagbede
Akanbi II Dele Saliu
Akanbi III AbdulSalam Folayemi
Akanbi IV Idris Aliu
Akanbi V Rasaq Ajadi
Okaka I Tunde Adebayo Alagbede
Okaka II Ismail Adisa Bolakale
Gambari I Lateef Aremu
Zango Yinus Toyin
ISIN
Edidi Ganiyu Koye
Owu Shegun Oyedun
Oke-Onigbin Mallam Saheed AbdulAzeez
Okeaba Alhaji Ganiyu Alabi
Ijara Sunday Oyedepo
Olla Shegun Adewumi
Alla Joel Bamidele
Pama/Oba/Sabaja Chief Oloyede Adebayo
Isanlu I Chief Joel Aransiola
Isanlu II Chief Ayelabola Emmanuel
Iwo Mallam Lukman Idris
OKE-ERO
Ekan Raphael Jimoh .A
Imoji/Ilale/Erinmape Chief Olawumi Oyesola
Ayedun Awoleye Good Sunday
Idofin/Odo-Ase Bukola Adeyeye
Idofin/Igbana I Femi Ayelabola
Idofin/Igbana II Jimoh Kareem
Odo-Owa I Babalola Femi
Odo-Owa II Bisi Ajayi
Ilofa Kunle Ogundipe
