Osun: Ere-Ijesa Holds Grand Reception For Adeleke Olaniyi Agbola, SAN

The Convener, Chams CEO; Sir Demola Aladekomo in conjunction with Elere of Ere-Ijesa, Oba Augustine Adenipekun Alowolodu and some prominent indiges of Ere-Ijesa, Oriade Local Government Area of Osun State have concluded plans to hold a Grand Reception in honour of an illustrious son of the town, Prince Adeleke Olaniyi Agbola on his recent attainments.

The reception for Agbola (SAN), would not only being held in recognition of his installation as The Chancellor of Diocese of Ijesa North(Anglican Communion), but also for his elevation to the rank of Senior Advocate of Nigeria(SAN), which is the second of its kind in the town.

The event, which is being accompanied with a Thanks Giving Service slated for 11.am same day at St’ Stephen Church Ere-Ijesa will be followed by a reception at John Aladekomo Town Hall by 1.pm.
As part of the activities for day, some other prominent sons and daughters of the town will be honoured with various awards, while a lecture titled:”The Laws of God and the Laws of Man at the Intersection of Justice,” will be delivered at the reception by Prof. Olanrewaju Adigun Fagbohun, SAN; the immediate past Vice Chancellor of the Lagos State University (LASU).

Among the personalities expected at the event are His Excellency, Gboyega Oyetola, Osun State Governor and Members of his cabinet.

Others include Rt Honourable Timothy Owoeye, Speaker Osun State House of Assembly, Members of the State House of Assembly, Mr Akande Oluwafemi, Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice and other prominent members of the state judiciary.

The programme is packaged by a Planing Committee which includes, Mr Oluwatise Adenipekun, a former Head of WAEC in Nigeria, Prof. Oluwabukola Oyawoye, former Commissioner for Environment in Osun State, Dr Gbenga Akingbehin, a lecturer of Law at UNILAG, Dr Foluke Dada, a University Don, Dr Oyewole Stephen Adekanye, CMD, Baptist Hospital, Saki and Dr Adebisi Alo, a lecturer at Adeleke University, Ede, Osun State.