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Land Disputes: Alaafin Harps On Peace, Harmony Among Warring Communities

by Adebayo Waheed
3 weeks ago
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The Alaafin of Oyo, Oba Abimbola Owoade has stated that in today’s interconnected world, the importance of fostering peace and harmony within communities cannot be overstated.

Oba Owoade who stated this following lingering land disputes between communities, added that with the diverse cultures, beliefs, and values coexisting, there was the need for effective peace-building initiatives crucial to maintaining social cohesion and prevent conflicts.

Director of Media and Publicity to the Alaafin, Bode Durojaiye, said the charge was in reaction to appeals by well-meaning indigenes of Oyo for the royal father to intervene in the lingering land disputes between Oyo and Afijio communities.

According to the monarch, peace-building is more than just conflict resolution but a holistic approach that addresses the root causes of discord and fosters a culture of trust and collaboration.

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“It involves engaging individuals and groups at all levels to create sustainable peace through dialogue, education, and empowerment”, he said.

The monarch queried, “Why must interwoven communities that had been in existence for decades and within the same metropolis, Oyo, be at daggers drawn with themselves over land matters, rather than working harmoniously for common goals?

“We must remember that a house divided against itself cannot stand, just as in unity lies the strength. United and harmonious we stand, but divided we fall. There must be a ceasefire, as enough is enough.

“We can’t continue to shed our blood and live in perpetual acrimony. There must be a lasting peace,” the monarch declared.

Oba Owoade disclosed that he would meet with critical stakeholders and opinion leaders on the matter, after which he would embark on education and awareness programmes that promote understanding, and create safe spaces for open dialogue and reconciliations among communities concerned.

These communities, the royal father stated were instrumental in laying the groundwork for lasting peace and which could significantly contribute to community harmony.

“Open and honest communication is essential for building trust and understanding among concerned community members. By creating platforms for dialogue, individuals can express their views and collaborate on solutions that benefit the entire metropolis.

“Let there be peace in every community. With God our creator, we are family. Let us walk with each other in perfect harmony. I urge everyone to let peace begin from his or her doorstep.

“Let this be the moment now. With every step we take, let this be our solemn vow,” Oba Owoade said.

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