Ex-Chief of Army Staff Dambazau to be installed as ‘Jagunmolu of Ede’
The Timi of Ede land, Oba Munirudeen Lawal, will confer on retired Lt.-Gen Abdulrahman Dambazau, a former Chief of Army Staff, the title ‘Jagunmolu of Ede’.
This is contained in a statement by the chairman planning committee, Tajudeen Akanji, in Ile-Ife.
According to the palace’s statement, the coronation, which will hold June 7, is part of activities lined up to commemorate the 15th coronation anniversary of the Timi of Ede.
The Ede palace said Mr Dambazau had distinguished himself as a personality with a remarkable track record of service and leadership.
“He was chosen for this prestigious role due to his significant contributions to the nation and his unwavering commitment to the welfare of the people,” added the statement.
It added, “As the Barade of Kano, Dambazau has consistently demonstrated exceptional dedication to public service, and his appointment as the Jagunmolu of Ede land further attests to his esteemed reputation and influence in the community.”
(NAN)
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