Ibadan North Local Government Chairman, "Agba-Egbe" Becomes Man O' War War Marshall

The executive Chairman of Ibadan North Local Government Area of Oyo State, Hon. Shuaib Oladayo (Agba Egbe), has been decorated as a Chief War Marshal of Man O' War Nigeria,  Oyo State Command.



The ceremony was held today 23rd May 2023 in his office at Ibadan North LGA Headquarters, Agodi, Ibadan.

During the occasion, the State Commander, Alh. Yekeen Lukman congratulated the newest decorated Chief War Marshal  and thanked him for his acceptance.

Hon. Oladayo will be the first to be decorated among the 33 local government chairmen in Oyo State.

The decoration was witnessed by the Regional Commander, ANC Ayoade Adeoye, local government top functionaries and the entourage of the State Commander.

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