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Alaafin Seeks Harmonious Working Relationships


The Alaafin of Oyo, His Imperial Majesty Oba Abimbola Akeem Owoade I, has emphasized the importance of fostering strong and healthy relationships within the Palace workforce, stating that such unity is essential for achieving long-term success.

In a maiden meeting with Palace staff at his residence in the Boroboro area of Oyo town, Oba Owoade, through a statement by his Director of Media and Publicity, Bode Durojaiye, noted that building solid interpersonal relationships is vital for the smooth running of daily operations and for cultivating an organizational culture rooted in collaboration.

According to the Alaafin, “When you have mutual respect and understand each other’s strengths and weaknesses, you can work together more efficiently. This synergy is crucial for tackling complex projects and solving problems innovatively, thereby advancing the Palace’s objectives.”

He added that unity and strong relationships are the cornerstones of growth and success, whether in personal or collective pursuits. “When individuals come together with a shared vision and purpose, they can combine their strengths, talents, and resources to achieve common goals. Whether it’s within a team, a family, or a community, unity fosters cooperation, collaboration, and mutual support, propelling everyone to greater heights.”

The Paramount Ruler stressed that by working together and standing united in the face of challenges, obstacles can be overcome, potential can be maximized, and a brighter future can be built.

“It is hard work and courage that light the path to collective achievements and success,” he said.

Oba Owoade also expressed heartfelt appreciation to the people for their unwavering support, encouragement, and belief in him, which he described as the driving force behind his confidence and commitment to service.

He maintained that human beings are inherently social creatures and that the most significant achievements are often the result of collective effort.

Also speaking, the wife of the Alaafin, Ayaba Abiwumi Owoade, noted that unity fosters emotional support, boosting morale and resilience.

“When people come together in unity, they find solace and support in one another, strengthening their confidence and resolve,” she said.

Ayaba Abiwumi emphasized that through solidarity, hard work, and unwavering commitment, the Palace workforce can draw strength from their shared efforts, knowing they are not alone in their challenges but part of a united force capable of overcoming any adversity.

“This sense of unity among Palace staff can instill a deep-seated belief in their abilities and a shared commitment to overcoming adversity,” she concluded.



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