KIDNAPPED ELDER TITILAYO OWOLABI REGAINS FREEDOM AFTER FOUR WEEKS
The people of Ora-Igbomina have announced the release of Elder Titilayo Owolabi of Ora, who was kidnapped over four weeks ago and held by suspected bandits.
In a press statement issued on behalf of the community, Ambassador Yemi Farounbi, OON, the Asiwaju of Ora-Igbomina, expressed gratitude to God for the safe return of the elder statesman, describing him as a patriot and a worthy senior citizen.
The community also appreciated the Governor of Osun State, Senator Ademola Adeleke, and the state government for their support and assistance throughout the period of captivity, while expressing confidence that the government would continue to strengthen security and expand government presence, particularly in boundary areas of the state.
Commendation was extended to the Police, the Military, and other security and intelligence agencies for their efforts and sacrifices in safeguarding lives and property across the country.
Ora-Igbomina residents further acknowledged the role of both the mass and social media for bringing the incident to national attention despite the community’s remote location.
Traditional rulers in Ifedayo Local Government Area were also praised, particularly the Orangun and the Asaoni, for their concern, support, and intervention. The statement emphasized that unity remains the community’s greatest strength.
The Akesin, chiefs, pastors, imams, and citizens of Ora-Igbomina were equally commended for their prayers, solidarity, and collective efforts during the difficult period.
The statement concluded with a call for continued unity and self-reliance, stressing that community cooperation remains essential to addressing shared challenges.
Signed
Ambassador Yemi Farounbi, OON,
Asiwaju of Ora-Igbomina
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