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A Caution Against Introducing Religious Sentiment into Owe Affairs

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Last updated: 2025/07/28 at 1:19 PM
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A Caution Against Introducing Religious Sentiment into Owe Affairs

Sunday , 27th July 2025, was meant to be a memorable day in Owe land as the palace of the Obaro of Owe witnessed a large turnout of both indigenous and non-indigenous residents.

During the ‘Nko’, one observation stood out for me; a comment made by Chief Funsho Olorunfemi Obajana regarding the forthcoming population census.

In his remarks, Chief Olorunfemi referred to Barr. Kabiru Fadile as the President of the Kabba Development Union (KDU) and suggested he be charged with the responsibility of mobilising the Muslim community for the exercise.

Given that the issue of the substantive leadership of the KDU remains unresolved, I believe it would have been more appropriate for Chief Olorunfemi to use a more neutral term, especially in a gathering of such significance.

It is important that those who hold themselves out as peace-builders in Owe land avoid making statements that may be interpreted as taking sides in sensitive matters, particularly in a community where tensions already run high.

Peace and unity require careful, inclusive language that respects all parties involved.

It is also on record that during the KDU Board of Trustees (BOT) meeting convened on Thursday, 17th July 2025 by His Eminence John Cardinal Onaiyekan the Chairman of BOT, a respected son of Owe land and an esteemed global figure, there was a misconception by Barr Kabiru Fadile regarding the invitation of the Chief Imam who is not a member of the BOT to the meeting.

Clarification has since been made. We commend those who helped clarify the situation promptly and respectfully, including Alhaji Tai Ejibunu, whose intervention helped douse tension.

Going forward, it is imperative that we all refrain from framing the leadership discourse of the KDU or any community matter in religious terms. Suggesting that decisions are being made based on religion, rather than merit or constitutionality, risks introducing an element of division that Owe land cannot afford at this precarious moment.

Our strength lies in our unity across faiths, lineages, and backgrounds.
We must be vigilant and reject any subtle attempts to exploit religion for political or social advantage.

The future of Owe land must be built on mutual respect, due process, and a shared commitment to progress.

Let us not allow avoidable narratives to derail our collective efforts.
I say this with a deep sense of responsibility and love for our land.

Mr Kehinde Owohunwa- KDU National Secretary

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