At her visit to the centre, the chief judge said the exercise was to see inmates’ welfare and decongest the facility by discharging those denied access to justice.
The judge, however, said he considered the convict’s plea for mercy in sentencing him, especially because he was a first-time offender.
Mr Aiyedatiwa said the late Olubadan was a silent achiever and peacefully lovely.
UCH, however, declined to reveal what ailment the Olubadan was suffering from that resulted in his death.
Mr Tinubu mourned Olubadan and celebrated the monarch’s remarkable life of service to his people, state, and the nation.
The federal government says plans are underway to build 1,000 housing units in Ondo as part of the first phase of its affordable housing initiative.
The monarch was survived by wives, children and grandchildren.
The monarch joined his ancestors late Thursday evening at the University College Hospital (UCH), Ibadan.
The police on Thursday arraigned two brothers, Adewale Oladele, 58 and Saheed Oladele, 42, for threatening the life of a relative.
The defendants are charged with unlawful possession of firearms.
