The Omituntun Benedict Forum (OBF) has celebrated its founder, Oloye Benedict Akika, Agbaakin of Olorunda-Abaa and Mayegun of Akoboland, following his conferment as Justice of the Peace (JP) by the Executive Governor of Oyo State, Engr. Seyi Makinde, FNSE, DSc, GSSRS.
In a congratulatory message to 9ja News 24/7 released shortly after the ceremony, the Forum described the honour as a well-deserved recognition of Oloye Akika’s unwavering dedication to community service, integrity, and commitment to good governance in Oyo State.
According to the group, the conferment of the JP title is not only a personal milestone for their founder but also a proud moment for members and supporters of the Forum across the state. They noted that Oloye Akika has consistently demonstrated exemplary leadership, grassroots engagement, and a passion for initiatives that uplift communities.
“Your integrity, dedication to service, and unwavering commitment to humanity have earned you this prestigious honour. We are proud to identify with a leader whose life reflects responsibility, humility, and genuine concern for the people,” the statement read.
The Forum further commended Governor Seyi Makinde for recognizing deserving individuals who have contributed meaningfully to the development and stability of the state. It described the gesture as a testament to the administration’s appreciation for character, service, and community impact.
Members of OBF expressed confidence that the new responsibility will inspire Oloye Akika to continue his impactful service to the people, adding that the title of Justice of the Peace aligns with his longstanding reputation as a promoter of peace, unity, and fairness.
The statement concluded with renewed loyalty and support for their founder, wishing him greater accomplishments in his continued service to Oyo State.
“Congratulations once again, Sir. May this new responsibility usher in greater achievements and lasting impact for our dear state,” the Forum added.
