The Non-Indigenes in Lagos Consultative Forum has extended heartfelt congratulations to Mr. Seyi Tinubu on his coronation as the Okanlomo of Yorubaland, highlighting the title’s deep ancestral, cultural, and moral significance.

In a statement signed by the forum’s Coordinator, Hon. Steve S. Oswald, the group described the honour as a sacred responsibility that calls for humility, wisdom, justice, and compassion in service to humanity and the Yoruba community.

Representing Non-Indigenes in Lagos State, the forum emphasized that the city’s strength lies in its unity amidst diversity. The group urged continued attention to the welfare, inclusion, and dignity of Non-Indigenes, recognizing their economic, cultural, and social contributions to the state.

The forum also praised Mr. Tinubu’s youthful ascendancy to the title as a symbol of hope for inclusive leadership capable of bridging generations and communities. The coronation was seen as an opportunity to foster harmony, mutual respect, and peaceful coexistence among all residents of Lagos and Yorubaland.

Expressing confidence in his leadership, the forum affirmed that it trusts Mr. Tinubu will uphold the ideals of fairness, empathy, and service, strengthening unity between indigenous communities and Non-Indigenes. The statement concluded with prayers for his long life, good health, and a reign marked by meaningful contributions to peace, tradition, and national unity.