Deji Akure to wage  fraternal war against Onimesi Ekiti at  Odun Ade festival 2023

The Deji of Akure, His Imperial Majesty, Oba Aladetoyinbo Ogunlade Aladelusi, (Odudun Il) 

will on 10th  November 2023,  wage a  *bonding war* against the Onimesi of Imesi Ekiti, Oba Festus Olatunji Olatunde, Olaibiyemi ll, during the celebration of the *Odun Ade* Festival in Imesi Ekiti. 

*The Deji of Akure kingdom, Oba Aladetoyinbo Ogunlade Aladelusi*, who is the  Chairman of the Council of Ondo State Council of  Traditional Rulers will mobilize all the notable Obas in Ondo State and the entire Osokoti Clan of  Akure to converge on Imesi Ekiti to stoke the age-long fraternal bonding between the *Onimesi* and the  *Osokoti* Clan of Akure. 

This epochal traditional initiative will take place during the celebration of *Odun Ade*, a historical traditional festival when the people of Imesi glorify the eminence of the town, showcase its royal grandeur, and fan the ember of primordial relationships. 

This *fraternal bonding war* is rooted in the historical pedigree of the present Onimesi of Imesi Ekiti, whose grandmother; *Supelewa*

 was an *Akure Princess from the Osokoti clan* which migrated to Imesi Ekiti during the reign of the great great grand forefather of Oba Festus Olatunji OLATUNDE.

This traditional *fraternal bonding war* became imperative to sanctify the fate-holding providence that fell on the present Onimesi who has *spent almost his entire working life in Akure, Ondo State*. 

The fraternal war of traditional bonding will include among others, the present Onimesi gathering the royal household to culturally show gratitude to the Deji of Akure, and the entire Osokoti Clan from Akure for giving them a great  woman who produced the King. 

According to Oba Olatunji, ” This year’s Odun 

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