There have been appeals for Adeleke to reinstate the deposed monarch in Osun State and to avoid using Yoruba tradition as a political tool.

The request comes as concerns arise about the politicization of traditional institutions in the region.

It is believed that the reinstatement of the monarch is crucial to preserving the cultural heritage and traditional values of the Yoruba people. The monarch serves as a custodian of the customs and traditions that have been passed down through generations.

Critics argue that the removal of the monarch was politically motivated and that it undermines the autonomy and integrity of the traditional institution. They urge Adeleke to prioritize the interests of the people and to refrain from using traditional matters for political gains.

Preserving the rich heritage of the Yoruba people requires safeguarding the authority and respect given to traditional rulers. By reinstating the deposed monarch and refraining from playing politics with Yoruba tradition, Adeleke can demonstrate a commitment to upholding the cultural values and unity of the Yoruba community.