Osupa Prince tasks Ogbomoso indigenes to support Soun’s development drive, Cradles Carrnival
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Prince Sunday Ayoola Oyebamiji of Malegbe Ruling House of Baale Osupa in Ogbomosoland has tasked the indigenes of Ogbomosoland, both home and in the Diaspora, to maximally contribute to the development stride of the Soun of Ogbomosoland, His Imperial Majesty, Oba Ghandi Adolabi Olaoye, Orumogege III.
Pan-Nigerian News reports that Osupa Royal Dynasty comprises five families: Aleshinloye, Malegbe, Ojodu, Gbadami, and Olokuta.
Speaking with Pan-Nigerian News on Sunday, Prince Oyebamiji also enjoined the indigenes to key into the second edition of the popuoar Ogbomoso Cradles Carrnival scheduled for December this year.
Prince Oyebamiji, a community youth mobiliser and leader, commended what he called “the fresh air that the enthronement of Oba Ghandi Afolabi Olaoye has blown to Ogbomoso communities and beyond”.
Specifically, he hammered on the 25-Year Development Plan of Oba Ghandi Afolabi Olaoye as the apex strategy for Ogbomoso’s development.
Oyebamiji said, “I, Prince Sunday Ayoola Oyebamiji of Malegbe Ruling House of Osupa Royal Dynasty in Ogbmosoland, wish to commend the various development efforts of our father, His Imperial Majesty, Oba Ghandi Afolabi Olaoye, Orumogege III.
“God has blessed Ogbomoso to have Oba Olaoye as the paramount ruler of the land. Since Oba Olaoye ascended the throne of his forebears, the communities have been enjoying widespread d development in different areas, including economy and investment, education, sports, culture and tourism, to mention just a few.”
Prince Oyebamiji called on Osupa indigenes, on the one hand, and Ogbomoso indigenes, on the other hand, to devote resources to the coming Ogbomoso Cradles Carrnival.
“You see, God has blessed us to have Oba Olaoye as the Soun of Ogbomosoland. The Carnival, for instance, has strategically put Ogbomoso on the global map. This is great and it will have greater impact on the economic and investment opportunities for the land of Ogbomoso. This is, therefore, a clarion call to all our philanthropists, organisations, international organisations to support the lofty agenda of Oba Olaoye geared towards the development of Ogbomosoland.
“You will also remember that our Kabiesi organised the maiden Ogbomoso Education Summit, maiden Ogbomoso Economic Summit, among others. All of these are of immense benefits to the land,” he said.
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