The Central Council of Ibadan Indigenes (CCII) has presented a meritorious award to Chief Ahmed Ajibola, Coordinator of the Oyo State City Boy Movement, in recognition of his outstanding contributions to youth mobilization and community development.
The award was presented to him by Hon. Wasiu Olatunbosun, Commissioner for Culture and Tourism during the Amala festival in Ibadan, which brought together prominent indigenes and stakeholders to celebrate individuals who have distinguished themselves in service to society.
Representatives of the CCII commended Chief Ajibola for his dedication to grassroots engagement and his role in fostering unity and active participation among youths across Oyo State.
They noted that his efforts have significantly contributed to strengthening community ties and promoting developmental initiatives.
In a speech, the CCII representatives highlighted the council’s commitment to acknowledging and encouraging individuals making meaningful impacts within Ibadanland and beyond.
Responding to the recognition, Chief Ajibola expressed gratitude to the council, describing the award as a motivation to continue serving the people with greater commitment and purpose.
The event also featured goodwill messages from community leaders, cultural displays, and a renewed call for collaborative efforts towards the growth and development of Oyo State.
