Cute Photos as Handsome 6-year-old Boy Becomes the Youngest Chief in Nigeria
- A 6-year-old boy has emerged as the youngest chief in Nigeria and arguably the youngest in Africa
- The young ruler who is now addressed as Chief Adigun Olowe is a decorated achiever even at his age
- Apart from the rulership, Chief Adigun is a United Nations SDG Young Heritage Ambassador amongst other achievements
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Solu Alade Kingdom of Ibeju Lekki in Lagos state has produced the youngest chief in the West African country of Nigeria.
Young Adigun Olowe at the age of six now becomes Chief Adigun Olowe and is arguably the youngest in Africa.
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Photos of the young ruler were shared on TikTok as the page celebrated him as well as highlighted his other achievements.
According to the page, Chief Adigun is also the United Nations SDG Young Heritage Ambassador, Yorùbá Culture Ambassador and a Yorùbá proverbs encyclopedia.
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In photos shared, he is spotted with his mother and loved ones while dressed in traditional regalia with symbols of regal authority.
Social media reactions
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"Congratulations dear."
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"Congratulations."
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"Congratulations."
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''More wins sir."
Oyetunde Akewi said:
"More wins love."
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