Oyo Reps’ Member, Odidiomo Felicitates Aare Musulunmi, Dawud Makanjuola Akinola (De-Damak), Over CCII Conferment
IBADAN – Hon. Adedeji Dhikrullahi Olajide, member representing Ibadan North-west/Ibadan South-west federal constituency of Oyo state at the House of Representatives and Chairman, House Committee on ICT and Cybersecurity, has congratulated Alhaji (Chief) Dr. Dawud Makanjuola Akinola (De-Damak), Aare of Ibadanland and Otunba Parakoyi of Osogboland, on his decoration as the Grand Commander of Ibadan Culture and most patriotic Ibadan indigene by the President General and the Executive Council of the Central Council of Ibadan Indigenes (CCII).
In a statement by his, Special Adviser on Media and Public Affairs, Tolu Mustapha, Hon. Olajide praised Alhaji Dauda Makanjuola Akinola’s tireless efforts in promoting and preserving Ibadan culture, describing him as a “true champion of cultural development and a proud ambassador of Ibadanland.”
Hon. Olajide commended the CCII for recognizing Alhaji Akinola who is also the Aare Musulumi of Yorubaland, Edo and Delta state’s contributions to humanity, stating that the honor is “well-deserved and a testament to his selfless service and leadership.”
According to the statement, Hon. Adedeji Dhikrullahi Olajide’s congratulatory message reads: “I join the CCII and the entire Ibadan Indigenes worldwide in congratulating Akinola (De-Damak) on this well-deserved honor.
His contributions to Ibadan culture and his commitment to the development of Ibadanland are truly inspiring.
We are proud to associate with him and look forward to his continued leadership and guidance in the years ahead.”
The CCII, the umbrella body, face, and voice of Ibadan Indigenes worldwide, honored Akinola (De-Damak) for his outstanding contributions to the growth and progress of Ibadan culture.
His decoration as the Grand Commander of Ibadan Culture and most patriotic Ibadan indigene is a fitting tribute to his dedication and commitment to the advancement of Ibadan cultural heritage.
D-Damak, a renowned businessman, religious leader, cultural icon, and philanthropist, has been instrumental in promoting Ibadan culture through various initiatives and programs.
His passion for cultural development and his commitment to the welfare of Ibadan indigenes have made a significant impact on the community and state at large, the statement concluded.