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The Fact That I Am The Youngest King In Yoruba Land Does Not Give Room For Disrespect – Ondo Monarch Warns

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An Ondo monarch, the Arujale-Ojime of Okeluse Kingdom has warned the general public to desist from disrespecting him.

The 22-year-old traditional ruler, Oba Oloyede Adekoya Akinghare II, accused some individuals of addressing him disrespectfully.

In a statement issued on behalf of the palace on Friday, the Chief of Staff to the monarch, Prince Adefemi Olorunfemi, stressed that the king must be addressed strictly as His Royal Majesty at all times, noting that any deviation from this would no longer be tolerated.

According to him, some people are hiding behind the guise of addressing the monarch as “bro or blood” to disrespect him.

The statement read, “I write in my capacity as Amb. Prince Adefemi Michael Olorunfemi, Chief of Staff to the Arujale-Ojima of Okeluse Kingdom, Ondo State, to address an important matter that requires the attention of the general public. Kindly note that Alayeluwa Oba Oloyede Adekoya Akinghare II is to be addressed strictly as His Royal Majesty at all times.

“Any other form of address is unacceptable. The fact that His Royal Majesty is the youngest king in Yoruba land does not give room for disrespect in any form.

“Addressing our revered monarch with terms such as ‘bro,’ ‘blood,’ or any casual or demeaning expressions is highly inappropriate and will no longer be tolerated. Such actions will be met with strong and decisive measures. His Majesty’s leniency and calm disposition should not be mistaken for weakness, nor should it be taken as permission to do the wrong thing. Especially for those who call themselves Yoruba, we should know better. Culture, tradition, and respect for constituted authority are values we must uphold at all times.

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“Regardless of your status, age, or position in society, the king must be respected. This is non-negotiable. His Royal Majesty is not just our father; he is Igbakeji awon orisa, the representative of the gods on earth. The throne he occupies is sacred, and respect for the throne is respect for our heritage and identity as a people.”

The palace called on residents of Okeluse Kingdom and the general public to always uphold the dignity of the throne, stressing that respect for the monarch remained central to the preservation of Yoruba culture and tradition.

“We urge everyone, within and outside Okeluse Kingdom, to conduct themselves accordingly and uphold the dignity of the palace and the person of His Royal Majesty. Respect for the throne is non-negotiable,” the statement added.

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Sometimes, a person with no blood connection to you will offer the encouragement, sacrifice, or assistance that you desperately needed.

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EVERY STRUGGLE IN LIFE EVENTUALLY ENDS SIX FEET UNDER

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We spend our lives chasing money, wealth, power, status and material possessions—sometimes forgetting that life itself is temporary.

One day, the struggle will end.

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Some people are not being held back by their enemies.
They are being held back by memories they refuse to let go of.

You keep talking about what happened years ago.
You keep blaming the people who hurt you.
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You keep wishing you could change yesterday.

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Nobody can go back and rewrite the past.

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