The Association of Mogajis of Ibadanland has honoured Chief ‘Bowale Oluwole Arisekola, Mogaji of Ajenigieiye, with an Award of Honour in recognition of his outstanding contributions to the association, particularly his support for the construction of the prestigious Mogajis House, also known as Gbongan Mogaji (Ile Eke), located within the Olubadan Palace, Oke-Aremo, Ibadan.
Arisekola, a respected media personality, Publisher of Street Journal and President of the Association of Online Media Practitioners of Nigeria (AMPON), was formally notified of his selection in a letter dated November 2, 2026.
The letter, signed by the association’s General Secretary, Mogaji Ajibola Tunji Ajala Odugade, and President, Mogaji Asimiyu Adepoju Ariori, described the recognition as an appreciation of his sterling contributions to the cause of Mogajis in Ibadanland.
According to the association, his commitment and support, particularly towards the construction of the historical and prestigious Mogajis House, earned him the recognition.
The award presentation will take place during the official commissioning of the Mogajis House by His Imperial Majesty, Oba Rashidi Adewolu Ladoja, Arusa I, the Olubadan of Ibadanland.
The historic ceremony is scheduled for Saturday, November 14, 2026, at 10am, within the Olubadan Palace, Oke-Aremo, Ibadan.
Arisekola has also been specially invited to attend the occasion as a distinguished guest, with the association expressing confidence that his presence would add colour and significance to the landmark event.
Beyond his professional achievements in the media industry, Arisekola occupies an important position in Ibadan’s traditional institution as the Mogaji of Ajenigieiye.
The letter, signed by the association’s General Secretary, Mogaji Ajibola Tunji Ajala Odugade, and President, Mogaji Asimiyu Adepoju Ariori, described the recognition as an appreciation of his sterling contributions to the cause of Mogajis in Ibadanland.
According to the association, his commitment and support, particularly towards the construction of the historical and prestigious Mogajis House, earned him the recognition.
The award presentation will take place during the official commissioning of the Mogajis House by His Imperial Majesty, Oba Rashidi Adewolu Ladoja, Arusa I, the Olubadan of Ibadanland.
The historic ceremony is scheduled for Saturday, November 14, 2026, at 10am, within the Olubadan Palace, Oke-Aremo, Ibadan.
Arisekola has also been specially invited to attend the occasion as a distinguished guest, with the association expressing confidence that his presence would add colour and significance to the landmark event.
Beyond his professional achievements in the media industry, Arisekola occupies an important position in Ibadan’s traditional institution as the Mogaji of Ajenigieiye.
His traditional leadership role, coupled with his involvement in community development, has continued to connect him with efforts aimed at preserving the heritage and strengthening the indigenous institutions of Ibadanland.
The Mogajis House represents an important institutional development for the Association of Mogajis of Ibadanland, providing a dedicated structure within the historic palace environment for the association’s activities and engagements.
Mogajis occupy an important position in Ibadan’s traditional administrative structure, serving as heads of their respective family compounds and playing significant roles in community leadership, cultural preservation and the traditional succession process.
With the commissioning expected to bring together traditional rulers, Mogajis, community leaders and other distinguished personalities, the occasion will further highlight the importance of collective participation in preserving Ibadan’s traditional heritage.
For Arisekola, the honour represents recognition of his contributions to the traditional institution and his commitment to initiatives that promote the unity, development and cultural identity of Ibadanland.
The Mogajis House represents an important institutional development for the Association of Mogajis of Ibadanland, providing a dedicated structure within the historic palace environment for the association’s activities and engagements.
Mogajis occupy an important position in Ibadan’s traditional administrative structure, serving as heads of their respective family compounds and playing significant roles in community leadership, cultural preservation and the traditional succession process.
With the commissioning expected to bring together traditional rulers, Mogajis, community leaders and other distinguished personalities, the occasion will further highlight the importance of collective participation in preserving Ibadan’s traditional heritage.
For Arisekola, the honour represents recognition of his contributions to the traditional institution and his commitment to initiatives that promote the unity, development and cultural identity of Ibadanland.
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