Ekiti State Governor, Biodun Oyebanji has commended Ekiti elders for their efforts at re- awakening culture and tradition with the publication of a new book that harps of Yoruba ethos of omoluabi.
Governor Oyebanji gave the commendation yesterday during the presentation of a book “Yoruba Renaissance: Challenges and prospects” to him by the Ekiti Council of elders.
The presentation of the book written by Sir Lawrence Egunjobi was a major highlight of the meeting which took place at the Conference Hall, Governor’s office, Ado- Ekiti.
Acknowledging members of the Council for the critical role they are playing in offering guidance and support to his administration, Governor Oyebanji described the elders as a pillar of support and strength to the state.
The Governor commended the elders for birthing a new book that would reshape the culture and tradition of the Yoruba race in the face of the current realities of the nation and also thanked them for their frequent position papers on government policies and for providing alternative views for the policies.
