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‘Your Support Made It A Success’ — Balogun Of Epe Land Hails Ojude Oba Festival Participants
The Balogun of Epe Land has hailed the Ojude Oba participants for making the festival a success.
Ekohotblog reports that In a heartfelt address, the Balogun of Epe Land, Hon. Tobun Abiodun, expressed his deep appreciation to all participants of the Ojude Oba Festival
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The festival, held under the esteemed leadership of Oba Kamorudeen Animashaun, the Oloja of Epe Land, saw a vibrant turnout and showcased the rich cultural heritage of the Epe people.
Hon. Abiodun highlighted the Ojude Oba Festival as a significant cultural event that unites the community, celebrating the traditions and values passed down through generations.
“The Ojude Oba Festival is more than just a celebration; it is a reflection of our identity, our unity, and our shared history,” he stated.
He went on to commend the efforts of the organizers, participants, and the entire Epe community for their unwavering commitment to preserving their cultural heritage.
“Your participation and enthusiasm have made this year’s festival a remarkable success,” the Epe chief noted.
“It is through such collective efforts that we keep our traditions alive and vibrant.”
In his speech, Hon. Abiodun also offered prayers for the well-being of all attendees, wishing them prosperity, good health, and continued unity.
“May the blessings of this festival be upon us all. I pray for peace, prosperity, and harmony in our community,” he said.
“Let us continue to support each other and work together for the betterment of Epe Land.”
The Ojude Oba Festival, traditionally held the day after Eid al-Adha, features an array of cultural displays, including music, dance, and traditional parades.
It serves as a platform for the community to pay homage to their ruler and celebrate their cultural identity.
The festival has grown over the years, attracting not only locals but also visitors from various parts of Nigeria and beyond, eager to witness the rich cultural tapestry of Epe Land.
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With this year’s festival deemed a resounding success, the Balogun’s words resonated with many, reinforcing the importance of cultural preservation and community spirit in the ever-evolving landscape of Nigerian society.
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