June 27, 2025

Chieftaincy Coronation & Housewarming Ceremony of Alhaji Basiru & Mrs. Abosede Dauda (Agbegilere).

Chieftaincy Coronation & Housewarming Ceremony of Alhaji Basiru & Mrs. Abosede Dauda (Agbegilere).

On Saturday, June 14th, 2025, the Irolu community in Remo, Ogun State, witnessed a grand and culturally rich celebration as Alhaji Basiru Dauda (Agbegilere) was conferred with the chieftaincy title “Olootu Omoba of Irolu, Remo” and Mrs. Abosede Dauda was honoured as “Yeye Laafin of Irolu”. The conferment was performed by His Royal Highness, Oba S. A. Adeyiga, Agbele Seyi Ogun II, the Onirolu of Irolu Kingdom.

 

In attendance at the coronation ceremony were monarchs, Olóris, friends, well-wishers, and family members from far and near. Most notably, the occasion was graced by the Akarigbo and Paramount Ruler of Remo Land, Oba (Dr.) Babatunde Adewale Ajayi, whose presence elevated the ceremony and highlighted the cultural importance of the titles conferred. His royal presence, along with that of other traditional rulers, reflected the high esteem in which the Dauda family is held across Remo.

 

This honour recognised the couple’s contribution to their community and their esteemed status in Remo land. The coronation was followed by a joyful Housewarming Celebration and Reception at the prestigious Lord Bashy Centre(LBC), Sagamu.

 

The ceremony commenced at the New Modern Palace in Irolu with full royal rites, cultural dances, and traditional displays to mark the formal installation of the new chiefs.

 

Following the installation, the celebration continued at Lord Bashy Centre Hotel & Suites, located off Hospital Road, Adodi Junction, Sagamu, where the Housewarming and Reception began. The reception was a vibrant gathering of joy and elegance, filled with music, traditional drumming, speeches, and delicious meals. Friends and family showered the couple with heartfelt words of appreciation and goodwill, reflecting the respect and affection they’ve earned through the years.

 

The event was more than just a double celebration—it was a statement of legacy, service, cultural pride, and personal achievement. It reaffirmed the enduring value of Yoruba traditional leadership and unity among the Remo people. For Alhaji and Mrs. Dauda, the day marked not only the honour of chieftaincy but the joy of building and blessing a home. It will be remembered for its splendour, significance, and the deep sense of community and love that surrounded it.

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