MYPC President congratulates Oba of Jebba on his 17th anniversary on the throne

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A big congratulations to the HRM Oba (Alhaji) Abdulkadir Alabi Adebara on the 17th anniversary of your ascendancy to Jebba stool.

 We pray you live long on the throne in sound health and unlimited blessings to grace the transformation of Moro local government area as possible part of your advocates to meet the standards of others. 
    It's in our prayers that, this advocates for better future of Moro will soon receive the light of the day from the authority concerns so that this can put an end to extortion, manipulation of great people Moro Local Government Area and bring prosperity, happiness, joy and love in return for all patriotic Moro citizens who have been yawning for your elevation to the first class Oba including other regions of the local government.  
   We still believe that, your ideology that brings change and honor as well as Authority to the Jebba stool can still be adopted to bring more development to Moro Local Government Area of Kwara State in the nearest future. 
   Moreover, my father is a leader per excellence that deserves support of both citizens and the inhabitants of both Jebba and Moro local government as a whole.  
    I wish you long life and prosperity in good health and unlimited blessings on the throne, igba odun, odun kan ni oooo. 

Comr. Jimoh Abdulquadir Iyanda,
The President,
Moro Youth Progressive for Change,(MYPC). 

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