The Group Managing Director of Adron Homes and Properties; Aare Adetola Emmanuel-King Has congratulated and celebrated the Akarigbo of Remo and the Paramount ruler of Remo Land, HRM Oba Babatunde Adewale Ajayi CFR (Torungbuwa II) on his 61st birthday today.

In a statement signed by his Senior Special Adviser on Media; Oladapo Sofowora, Aare Adetola described the Kabiyesi Alayeluwa Akarigbo as a King of many parts whose reign has been beneficial to all Remo sons and daughters across the globe. Aare Adetola further described him as a man of peace who is also forward-thinking and always ready to stand for what he believes in.

“Kabiyesi Alayeluwa Akarigbo of Remo is a father I hold in high esteem and I appreciate his fatherly love always. I marvelled at his approach to issues and his repertoire of knowledge in resolving crises. He is highly cerebral, cosmopolitan, peace-loving, considerate, knowledgeable, and intelligent. Kabiyesi Alayeluwa Akarigbo carries the throne He occupies with so much prestige, which all sundry in Remo are proud of.”

“Under his reign, it has been from one greater height to the other. We have witnessed unprecedented success and growth rates across Remo land. I want to wish Kabiyesi Alayeluwa Akarigbo a long life in good health and wealth on the throne of his forbearers. I want to wish him more wisdom and the ability to steer the Remo Ship without sinking to the promised land. I also want to wish him hitch hitch-free reign on the throne of his ancestors. On behalf of me and my wife, Olori Aderonke Emmanuel-King, I want to wish you a happy birthday and many more years Kabiyesi Alayeluwa Akarigbo.”

Despite the biting fuel price prevailing the Oil sector,the Chief Executive Officer of Petrocam Trading Nigeria Limited, Patrick Ilo, has expressed confidence that the removal of petrol subsidy remains the best option to permanently solving the fuel scarcity challenges in the country.

While speaking at the opening of the company’s new head office in Lagos recently, Ilo said the subsidy removal, which was announced by the Nigerian government in May, had allowed market forces to determine the price of the commodity.

He noted that the government’s decision to deregulate the downstream sector of the industry was a bold move and in line with the company’s long-standing position.

“President Bola Tinubu was conscious about deregulation. There are problems, but problems are meant to be solved; we will surmount the problems and over time ,they will be over. I can guarantee that there will be no fuel scarcity in Nigeria with deregulation,” he said.

He said Petrocam was committed to return-chain, noting that the company did not have a vessel yet, hence, it leased.