A social- cultural organisation,the Ijebu People's Vanguard Assembly ( IPVA) in Diaspora has declared it's support for the Ajidagba led administration, urging unity within the Fusengbuwa Royal Family and cautioning against external interference in Ijebu ode traditional affairs.
The group's President Omooba Babs Joseph Adesanwo at a meeting held in Bavaria , Germany, recently warned against attempts by outsiders to impose themselves on the Fusengbuwa family.
He described such moves as illegitimate and potentially disruptive , insisting that no amount of external influence could override the family's rightful claim.
"We are fully aware of developments at home , no moneybag can buy the rights of the Fusengbuwa family. It is their turn ,and that must be respected " Adesanwo said.
He further alleged that certain wealthy individuals were sponsoring intrusions into the royal family's succession processes ,a move , he said ,would not be forgiven by history, just as he urged the Fusengbuwa family to remain steadfast and not be swayed by distortions.
Adesanwo praised those currently overseeing the family's affairs, describing them as law abiding and guided by the fear of God since the inception of the struggle . He also referenced Late Awujale of Ijebuland,Oba Sikiru Kayode Adetona noting that the respected monarch had already identified and cautioned against foreign interference in the process
The group reintegrated it's endorsement of the administration led by Otunba Adedokun Ajidagba with Prince Adeleke Adeyemi as secretary.
Adesanwo further stressed that the leadership has legal backing , local Government recognition and the endorsement of the immediate past monarch, as well as support from the Fusengbuwa family both home and abroad
He assured that sons and daughters if Ijebu who are in Diaspora are committed to backing the administration morally ,legally and financially,stressing that their stance is noted in truth and justice