Lagos, Nigeria — President Bola Tinubu emphasized the crucial role of traditional rulers in promoting peace and stability in Nigeria during the launch of the autobiography of former Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Oba (Dr) Samuel Olu Falae. Speaking in Lagos, Tinubu called on these leaders to act as agents of peacebuilding and unity amidst the country’s heightened security challenges and social fragmentation.
Oba Falae’s autobiography, a blend of personal narrative and national history, was seen as an opportunity by Tinubu to underscore the importance of traditional institutions in governance. He advocated for the palaces of traditional rulers to serve as hubs for conflict resolution and moral guidance, emphasizing that peace and security are shared responsibilities among all sectors of society.
The President praised Oba Falae’s career, recognizing his contributions to Nigerian governance, economic management, and cultural leadership. Tinubu also assured that his administration would continue to engage with traditional institutions to bolster security, social harmony, and grassroots development, highlighting the book launch as a celebration of leadership, service, and the national ethos. The event, which brought together political leaders, traditional rulers, and diplomats, Tinubu presented Oba Falae’s work as a valuable resource for younger generations, offering insights into perseverance, patriotism, and integrity.
Source: arise
