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  • FG resolves passport printer crises in Atlanta, New York

    FG resolves passport printer crises in Atlanta, New York

    The Federal Government has resolved passport printer crises in Atlanta and New York Consulates for Nigerians in Diaspora to have seamless access to passport application process and acquisition. 

    The resolution followed the intervention of the Minister of Interior, Dr. Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, that the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) should immediately deploy machines and other equipment to the affected Consulates. 

     The Special Adviser to the Minister on Media and Publicity, Alao Babatunde, confirmed in a statement that the machines have been delivered and installed on February 18, 2025.

    Babatunde said:”Recall that some Nigerians in the diaspora recently called the attention of the Minister to the need for new printers to ease the process of passport application in the concerned consulates.

    “The installation of the new printers provides immediate relief and is part of the Ministry’s broader effort to streamline passport services in ensuring a more seamless application process.

    “The Ministry is committed to innovation and improved service delivery.

     “The installation of these new printers demonstrates our dedication to addressing the needs of Nigerians at home and abroad.

    “The ongoing reforms, including the Abuja Passport Personalisation Centre, and the expansion of contactless solutions to cover more regions will further enhance service efficiency.

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    “In addition, the development reflects the Renewed Hope agenda of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and demonstrates the administration’s commitment to improving the lives of Nigerians.

    “With these new printers, Nigerians in Atlanta and New York can expect a faster and more efficient passport application process.”

  • Civil Society applauds Tunji-Ojo’s reforms in immigration service

    Civil Society applauds Tunji-Ojo’s reforms in immigration service

    A group, The Society for Governance and Accountability, has applauded Minister of Interior, Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo’s reforms in the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS).

    The group said NIS has undergone remarkable transformation under the leadership of Tunji-Ojo. 

    A statement jointly signed by Taiwo Olatubosun and Zainab Salawu on behalf of the group noted that NIS is experiencing new era of modernisation, accountability and technological advancement.

    According to the statement, one of the Minister’s most notable achievements was the swift clearance of a staggering 204,332 passport application backlog, which left thousands of Nigerians stranded for months. 

    The group said: “Through introduction of streamlined processes, increased staffing, and improved online application systems, passport services have become faster and more efficient.

    “In line with global best practices, Tunji-Ojo has also introduced contactless biometric passports, enhancing security and simplifying renewal processes. 

    “The installation of e-gates at major international airports is another groundbreaking reform, ensuring objective profiling of travelers and eliminating unnecessary delays at immigration checkpoints.

    Read Also: Tunji-ojo and quiet revolution in the ministry of interior

    “Furthermore, the establishment of the Command and Control Center has strengthened border security by enabling real-time surveillance and data-driven decision-making. 

    “The Bola Ahmed Tinubu Technology Innovation Complex (BATTIC) further cements the NIS’s commitment to digital transformation, with its advanced data center and solar-powered infrastructure ensuring uninterrupted service delivery.

    “Hon. Tunji-Ojo’s leadership has not only improved service efficiency but has also fostered a culture of transparency and discipline within the NIS. His firm stance against corruption has led to the suspension and dismissal of officers found engaging in unethical practices, reinforcing accountability within the agency.

    “With these groundbreaking reforms, Nigeria’s immigration system is now positioned to support national security, economic development, and seamless global travel. As Hon. Tunji-Ojo continues to implement his vision, Nigerians are witnessing a renewed, efficient, and technology-driven immigration service.”

  • Tunji-ojo and quiet revolution in the ministry of interior

    Tunji-ojo and quiet revolution in the ministry of interior

    • By Hakeem Jamiu

    DR. Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo stands as a beacon of transformative leadership within Nigeria’s Ministry of Interiors. His tenure has been marked by a quiet revolution, characterized by innovative initiatives and a steadfast commitment to enhancing the lives of citizens through effective governance. Under his guidance, the ministry has not only modernized its operations but has also set a new standard for accountability, transparency, and social justice.

    Dr. Tunji-Ojo has implemented a series of groundbreaking programs that have addressed pressing issues in immigration, correctional services, and fire safety. His initiatives reflect a profound understanding of the complexities of governance and a dedication to creating a safer, more efficient Nigeria. Some of these innovative and revolutionary initiatives and programs are discussed here under:

    “Safe Haven” has emerged as a key program aimed at enhancing national security and community safety. By fostering partnerships with local law enforcement and community leaders, Dr. Tunji-Ojo has ensured that citizens feel secure in their environments, laying the groundwork for a more harmonious society.

    The “Smart Border” initiative exemplifies his commitment to modernizing Nigeria’s border management. By incorporating advanced technologies, this program has streamlined border operations, making them more efficient and secure. This initiative not only enhances national security but also facilitates legitimate trade and travel, fostering economic growth.

    In response to the increasing need for effective disaster management, Dr. Tunji-Ojo established the “Disaster Response Unit.” This unit is dedicated to coordinating emergency responses and ensuring that Nigeria is prepared for any eventuality, demonstrating his proactive approach to governance and commitment to protecting lives and property.

    The introduction of the “E-Visa” system has revolutionized how Nigeria manages immigration. By simplifying the visa application process, this initiative has made it easier for foreign nationals to visit Nigeria, promoting tourism and international collaboration.

    Dr. Tunji-Ojo also championed the “Migration Information Data Analysis System” (MIDAS), which enhances the management of migration data. This system provides critical insights that inform policy decisions, ensuring that Nigeria can effectively address migration challenges.

    Recognizing the need for reform, he established the “Immigration Service Reform Committee”, which focuses on modernizing the operations of the Nigerian Immigration Service. This initiative aims to enhance efficiency, reduce corruption, and improve service delivery, ensuring that citizens receive the support they deserve.

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    In the realm of correctional services, Dr. Tunji-Ojo has made significant strides with the “Rehabilitation and Reintegration Initiative”. This program emphasizes the importance of rehabilitating inmates and preparing them for reintegration into society, fostering a more humane and effective correctional system.

    The “Digital Case Management System” is another key achievement that streamlines the handling of cases within the justice system. By digitizing records and processes, this system enhances transparency and reduces delays, ensuring that justice is served promptly and fairly.

    Furthermore, the modernization of custodial centres, particularly the “Kuje Medium Custodial Centre”, reflects his unwavering commitment to improving the conditions of incarceration. By upgrading facilities and implementing best practices, Dr. Tunji-Ojo is working to create a correctional environment that encourages rehabilitation rather than punishment.

    Beyond his official duties, Dr. Tunji-Ojo is renowned for his philanthropy and dedication to social justice. His initiatives extend into communities, where he actively supports educational programs, healthcare initiatives, and empowerment projects. He understands that true leadership goes beyond policy; it involves uplifting the lives of those who are most vulnerable.

    His commitment to accountability and transparency is evident in every initiative he undertakes. Dr. Tunji-Ojo believes that good governance is rooted in the principles of integrity and openness, and he has made it his mission to instil these values within the Ministry of Interiors and beyond.

    It is an incontrovertible fact that Hon. Dr. Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo’s tenure in the Ministry of Interiors serves as an inspiring model of effective leadership and innovation. His achievements in immigration, correctional services, and disaster management are a testament to what can be accomplished when vision is coupled with action. As he continues to champion the cause of accountability, transparency, and social justice, he not only transforms institutions but also uplifts the very fabric of Nigerian society.

    I must not end this piece without singling out our President, His Excellency Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, for special commendation for his remarkable foresight in appointing Hon. Dr. Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo as the Minister of Interiors. His support in providing him with the enabling environment to excel is equally commendable and reflects the President’s dedication to fostering effective governance.

    Thank you, Mr. President, for your vision and leadership in empowering capable individuals like Dr. Tunji-Ojo to drive meaningful change in our nation.

    • Okelekwe writes from Abuja
  • Oluwasolape hails Tunji-Ojo for NSCDC’s transformation

    Oluwasolape hails Tunji-Ojo for NSCDC’s transformation

    A social analyst, Adewole Oluwasolape, said Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) has witnessed major transformation under Minister of Interior, Hon. Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo

    A statement by the social analyst said since appointment of the Minister by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, NSCDC has intensified its fight against illegal activities, improved officer welfare and introduced key reforms to enhance national security.  

    According to the statement, Tunji-Ojo in a bid to modernise NSCDC, has overseen procurement of advanced surveillance tools, intelligence-gathering systems, and automated record-keeping platforms. 

    “Since August 2021, the NSCDC has acquired 8 armored gunboats, 179 operational vehicles, and 306 motorbikes to strengthen its capacity.

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    “Additionally, 41,231 officers have been promoted boosting morale and enhancing the agency’s effectiveness. A new training curriculum has also been introduced to ensure professionalism and better preparedness for emerging security threats.  

    “Beyond security operations, Tunji-Ojo has reinforced efforts to protect the country’s agricultural sector through the Agro Rangers initiative, which provides security for farmers, farmlands, and agro-allied businesses. 

    “His support for the Safe School Initiative has led to the creation of the Special Female Squad, a dedicated unit safeguarding schools. 

    “Over 500 officers have been trained under this initiative to enhance security in learning environments.  

    “With these reforms, the NSCDC is becoming a more proactive and efficient security force. 

    “Analysts say Tunji-Ojo’s leadership aligns with President Tinubu’s broader agenda to improve national security, and if sustained, these efforts could significantly strengthen the Corps’ role in combating crime and safeguarding critical assets,” she said. 

  • Reforms impacting Immigration, Correctional Service, others, says Tunji-Ojo

    Reforms impacting Immigration, Correctional Service, others, says Tunji-Ojo

    The Minister of Interior, Dr. Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, has said President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s reforms of para-military institutions in the country are yielding the desired results.

    The minister said the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS), the Nigerian Correctional Service (NCoS), the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), and the Federal Fire Service (FFS) have proven their mettle in national security architecture and framework for the country.

    Tunji-Ojo spoke yesterday at Chelsea Hotel in Abuja while addressing reporters on the achievements of his ministry, its agencies and departments in line with the Renewed Hope Agenda of President Tinubu.

    The media briefing was attended by the Permanent Secretary in the ministry, Dr. Magdalene Ajani; the Comptroller-General of NIS, Kemi Nanna Nandap; the Commandant General of the NSCDC, Dr. Ahmed Audi; the acting Controller General of NCoS, Sylvester Nwakwuche; and the Commandant-General of FFS, Abdulganiyu Olola Jaji.

    The minister said the reforms initiated by the Tinubu administration enabled the agencies to play significant roles in combating banditry, terrorism, kidnapping, vandalism of critical national assets and infrastructure.

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    He also said the reforms have provided security for farmers and miners to boost food security and improve Nigeria’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP).

    Tunji-Ojo noted that through President Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda, sophisticated technology infrastructure was being deployed for border control and security, while reforms in passports policy had been standardised to meet international best practices.

    “We should be proud that we are Nigerians because we now carry the best quality of international passports. Gone are the days when you were asked to step aside at airports for verification and validation of passports. What we have now are of best standards, as acknowledged by international certification bodies. The passport regime of the present administration is a top-notch.

    “Besides, the technology infrastructure that the present administration has deployed in our airports to ensure seamless movements of passengers is unimpeachable, especially within the past one year,” he said. 

  • Tinubu’s reforms yielding results in Immigration, Correctional Service, others, says Minister

    Tinubu’s reforms yielding results in Immigration, Correctional Service, others, says Minister

    The Minister of Interior, Dr. Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, on Tuesday said the reforms initiated by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to change the narratives of para-military institutions in the country are yielding the desired results. 

    According to the Minister, the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS), the Nigerian Correctional Service (NCoS), the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), and the Federal Fire Service, (FFS) have proven their mettle in national security architecture and framework for the country.

     Dr Tunji-Ojo said the reforms initiated by the present administration enabled the agencies to play significant roles in combating banditry, terrorism, kidnapping, vandalism of critical national assets and infrastructures, providing security for farmers and miners to boost food security and improve Nigeria’s Gross Domestic Product, (GDP)

    The Minister noted that through the Renewed Hope Agenda of President Bola Tinubu, sophisticated technology infrastructures are also being deployed for border control, security and management, while reforms in Passports policy have been standardised to meet international best practices. 

    “We should be proud that we are Nigerians because we now carry the best quality of International Passports. Gone are the days when you are asked to step aside at Airports for verification and validation of Passports, what we have now are of best standards as acknowledged by international certification bodies. The Passport regime of the present administration is a top-notch. 

    “Besides, the technology infrastructures that the present administration has deployed in our airports to ensure seamless movements of passengers are unimpeachable, especially within the past one year,” Tunji-Ojo said.  

    Tunji-Ojo made the remarks at Chelsea Hotel, Abuja while addressing newsmen on the achievements of his Ministry based on the performance contract signed by agencies and departments in his Ministry in line with the Renewed Hope Agenda of President Bola Tinubu. 

    The briefing was attended by the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry, Dr Magdalene Ajani,

     Comptroller-General of NIS, Kemi Nanna Nandap, the Commandant General of NSCDC, Dr Ahmed Audi, the acting Controller General of NCoS, Sylvester Nwakwuche and the Commandant-General of FFS, Engr Abdulganiyu Olola Jaji. 

    Tunji-Ojo said his Ministry also generated over 6.3 billion naira revenues to coffers of the government from applications for expatriate quotas, Marriages, citizenship and issues relating to worship, while over 53,000 personnel have been promoted in the para-military Services within the past two years. 

    “As we speak, there is no backlogs of promotion in all the para-military Services. We have cleared all. In terms of recruitment, over 10, 000 Nigerians were recruited into the Civil Defence Corps and Federal Fire Service in 2023 and 2024, ” Tunji-Ojo said. 

    The Minister said government decided to unify Visa approval Centre in order to reduce sharp practices and ensure sanctity, and security of the systems. 

    He said in 2023 over 1.8 million Passports were produced and sold out, noting that the deployment of contactless Passport solutions would move to European countries by February 2025.

    He said Nigeria would soon complete its personalised Passport Centres in Lagos and Abuja, adding that Nigerians in diaspora would enjoy personalised Passport Services in 21 countries of Kenya, South Africa, Sweden, Ireland, UK, Houston in USA, Jamaica, Turkey, Isreal, Saudi Arabia, UAE, among others by February 1.

    Tunji Ojo said the first Phase of deployment of e-border solutions and e-gates has been completed covering over 40 percent of the project, while the second phase would begin in earnest. 

    He added that the e-gates in Lagos and Abuja are now functioning seamlessly, while the ones in Portharcourt, Kano, and Enugu would soon begin operations.

    Speaking on the reforms in the NCoS, the Minister said rehabilitation and renovation works are currently on going in some of the 256 Correctional facilities, noting that Correctional facilities like the Ikoyi Centre would be relocated because of urbanisation.

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    He said President Tinubu approved the upward review of daily feeding for inmates from 750 naira to 1125 beginning from this year, adding that about 3113 inmates have been trained in capentry, fish farming, and baking of bread and cake while over 50 inmates are currently undergoing academic studies in the National Open University of Nigeria.

    On the achievements of the NSCDC , Dr Tunji Ojo said about 1667 persons were arrested by Special Intelligence Squad in relation to oil theft and bunkering, while 78 trucks were impounded.

    He said the Corps successfully prosecuted 31 cases, while 34 were on going while 1069 illegal refineries were destroyed as well as 263 dump sites. The Mining Marshals, he said, also arrested 307 persons for illegal mining activities, while 133 cases were prosecuted and 215 cases are still pending in courts.

    The Minister announced that there is on going collaboration between the NSCDC and the Ministry of Power to address challenges of vandalisation of power assets, while the Corps also signed Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC, to protect telecom infrastructures.

  • Tunji-Ojo has redefined Interior Ministry, says APC chieftain

    Tunji-Ojo has redefined Interior Ministry, says APC chieftain

    A businessman and chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Ondo State, Gbenga Eleduma, has hailed the Minister of Interior, Dr. Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, for what he described as ‘his sterling performance.’

     In a statement, Eleduma described Tunji-Ojo’s achievements in the ministry as unprecedented, saying the minister has brought a new lease of life to the ministry.

     “Dr. Tunji-Ojo has demonstrated exceptional leadership and vision, which have transformed the Ministry of Interior.”

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    He noted that Tunji-Ojo’s reforms have improved the ministry’s service delivery, enhanced security, and promoted transparency.

     “The minister’s efforts have not only repositioned the ministry but have also positively impacted the lives of Nigerians,” he added.

     The APC chieftain also praised Tunji-Ojo’s commitment to excellence, saying his dedication to duty is worthy of emulation.

     “Dr. Tunji-Ojo is a shining example of what it means to serve with integrity and passion,” Eleduma said.

     Eleduma the Minister has revolutionised the Ministry, transforming it from a mere announcement platform for public holidays to a dynamic and proactive institution.

  • Tunji-Ojo lauded for Interior Ministry’s transformation

    Tunji-Ojo lauded for Interior Ministry’s transformation

    The Conference of Civil Society for Transparency and Accountability (COCTA) has commended Minister for Interior, Dr. Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo for his bold reforms aimed at improving governance and accountability within the ministry. 

    The group said Tunji-Ojo’s leadership has been marked by transformative initiatives that address long-standing inefficiencies and systemic corruption, earning him both praise and resistance from vested interests.  

    A statement by the Director of Communication and Advocacy for COCTA, Amb. Haruna Abdulsalam noted under leadership of the Minster, Ministry of Interior has undergone significant changes, including clearing of over 200,000 passport application backlogs within three weeks. 

    He said: “The Minister has introduced a streamlined system to ensure nationwide uniformity in passport fees, eliminating discrepancies that previously favored certain regions. Dr. Tunji-Ojo has also spearheaded the automation of border security to tackle illegal immigration and smuggling while adhering to ECOWAS protocols on free movement. 

    “His efforts to rehabilitate correctional facilities, such as those in Kuje and Suleja, have addressed overcrowding and improved the treatment of inmates, reflecting a commitment to a humane justice system.  

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    “In addition, the Minister has prioritized the welfare of paramilitary personnel, ensuring better salaries and improved working conditions for those responsible for maintaining national security. These initiatives have restored public trust and demonstrated a proactive approach to governance. However, these strides have not come without challenges.  

    “Critics, many of whom benefited from the corruption entrenched in the old system, have launched attacks aimed at discrediting Dr. Tunji-Ojo’s efforts. Allegations of misconduct, including identity card racketeering and lapses in border control, have surfaced, but COCTA and other supporters have dismissed these claims as politically motivated. This detractors are threatened by the Minister’s success in dismantling the structures that previously facilitated corrupt practices.  

    “Despite the resistance, Dr. Tunji-Ojo has garnered widespread public support. His swift reforms in passport processing and correctional services have earned him recognition, including the Public Service Person of the Year 2023 award by Leadership Newspaper.

    “Social media platforms have been flooded with praise for the Minister, with many Nigerians describing him as a symbol of hope for effective governance.  

    COCTA emphasised that Dr. Tunji-Ojo’s reforms are crucial for fostering transparency and accountability in the ministry, calling on civil society organizations to support his vision, stressing that no amount of criticism or distraction should derail the progress being made. 

    “As the Minister continues to implement reforms, his proactive stance on improving service delivery and enhancing Nigeria’s global standing signals a brighter future for the country.”

    He assured that the ongoing reforms under Tunji-Ojo’s leadership are not merely policy adjustments but a fundamental shift towards greater transparency and good governance in Nigeria.

  • NANS hails Tunji-Ojo over launch of e-gate system

    NANS hails Tunji-Ojo over launch of e-gate system

    The National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) has hailed Minister of Interior, Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo on the successful launching of e-gate system. 

    The body described introduction of the e-gate system as a significant milestone in Nigeria’s journey toward modernizing border management and enhancing national security.

    A statement by NANS Senate President, Akinteye Babatunde at the 86th National Senate Sitting and Pre-Convention at Lagos State University, Ojo said the groundbreaking technology aligned with global best practices, showcasing Ministry of Interior’s commitment to leveraging innovation for the benefit of Nigerians.

    He said: “We lauded the Minister for his visionary leadership and dedication to transforming critical aspects of the Interior Ministry. The e-Gate, as part of the Integrated Border Management System, will not only facilitate seamless verification of travelers’ identities but also ensure greater transparency, efficiency, and security in Nigeria’s immigration processes.

    “We also note that this initiative will positively impact students, particularly those pursuing opportunities abroad. The reduction in delays and the enhanced ease of movement will foster academic and cultural exchange, reflecting the nation’s commitment to supporting youth development.

    “We also commends the Ministry of Interior for addressing long-standing challenges, such as the recent clearance of over 200,000 passport backlogs. These achievements underscore a proactive and student-friendly administration that prioritizes the welfare of all Nigerians.

    “We express confidence that such advancements will bolster Nigeria’s global reputation while improving the overall experience for citizens and visitors alike.”

    He commended President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, whose continued backing for the Minister has been instrumental in the success of such transformative initiatives. 

    He noted that Tinubu’s unwavering commitment to ensure effective functioning of key government sectors, including the Ministry of Interior, is a testament to his dedication to national progress and development.

    He said NANS remained committed to partnering with key stakeholders to promote policies and programs that benefit Nigerian students, assuring full support of NANS in advancing initiatives that foster national development.

  • Creative Industry Fund will boost culture, tourism, says Tunji-Ojo

    Creative Industry Fund will boost culture, tourism, says Tunji-Ojo

    Interior Minister Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo has said the Creative Industry Fund recently approved by the Federal Executive Council (FEC) will boost the country’s culture and tourism sector.

    The minister said the approval of the fund showed President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s commitment to growing the nation’s culture and tourism sector.

    Dr. Tunji-Ojo spoke at the weekend at Okeagbe in Akoko Northwest Local Government of Ondo State at the 100 years anniversary of the unification of four communities into Okeagbe.

    The minister stressed that President Tinubu was passionate about the country’s value and unique image by rebranding the Ministry of Art, Culture, Tourism, and Creative Economy (FMACTCE) to enhance national peace and unity.

    He said the ministry’s target was to foster culture and inclusivity by celebrating Nigeria’s diverse identity and empowering economic opportunities through the creative industries.

    Dr. Tunji-Ojo said: “The President has rebranded the Ministry of Creative Economy and Tourism, which has been living up to expectations, and the FEC has also approved the creative industry.

    “Our President is committed to promoting culture and tourism. So, I congratulate our people in Okeagbe over the 100 years of unification, harmony, and co-existence. We look forward to the next 100 years full of bliss.

    “The people are also appreciating the President for appointing their son as the Minister of Interior. Also, we thank His Excellency, Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa, for the good jobs he is doing to take the state to an enviable height,” he said.

    Governor Aiyedatiwa urged the people of the Okeagbe community to continue to live in peace.

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    Represented by the Commissioner for Culture and Tourism, Rasheed Badmus, the governor urged traditional rulers in the community to always showcase their cultures for the essence of promoting them.

    “We are happy that there is peace everywhere in Ondo State, for instance. Trace it from Ikare-Arigidi-Okeagbe and all other places. There is peace in the state.

    “We have four traditional rulers here, and they are all living as one. So, we want them to continue in that spirit.

    “The government of Ondo State believes in our traditional leaders. Once there is peace among traditional rulers, it will be easier for us to promote our culture.

    “However, we have reached out to our traditional rulers to keep exhibiting the culture of their various communities,” Aiyedatiwa said.