Oba Tajudeen Elemoro Onitedo of Itedo, Oke-Odo Iwerekun, Elemoro Kingdom dies at 87.

 By Kazeem Jimoh 

 Oba Tajudeen Afolabi Elemoro, the Onitedo of Itedo, Oke-Odo Iwerekun, Elemoro Kingdom, has joined his ancestors.

 The monarch died on the early hours of Friday, at the age of 87, after a brief illness.

 Oba Elemoro, was known for his dedicated service to his community. Since ascending to the throne, he worked tirelessly to transform Elemoro community from a humble village, to a thriving town.

 His key contributions to development, cut across several sectors - security; education; healthcare; infrastructure; community development and a legacy of visionary leadership.

 He donated four acres of land to the Nigerian Police Force, to build the Elemoro Area J Command, enhancing security and law enforcement in the region. Additionally, allocated two plots of land to the Elemoro police division.

 Oba Elemoro, equally, provided four acres of land for the construction of Elemoro Junior and Senior Secondary School, promoting education and providing opportunities for the youth.

 In the area of healthcare, the monarch allocated four plots of land for the Elemoro Health Care Center, built by the Federal Government, improving access to healthcare services for community members.

 On infrastructure, Oba Elemoro, gave land for a substation to improve electricity supply, addressing a critical aspect of community development.

 Oba Elemoro's legacy of visionary leadership - throughout his reign, the reveard monarch demonstrated a deep commitment to the welfare and progress of his community.

 His contributions had a profound impact on Elemoro, fostering growth, security and development. His legacy serves as a testament to the power of visionary leadership.