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Courtesy Call To Ancestral Homes, A Must for Monarchs – Ọtun Balogun Of Epe
Eko Hot Blog reports that High Chief Mogaji, the Ọtun Balogun of Epe Kingdom, has highlighted the significance of royal visitation to ancestral homes, a central tradition during the Kayokayo Festival.
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He underscored that this practice is not only a way to honour the chiefs and past kings for their contributions but also a means of seeking divine rest for their souls.
“The royal visitation is a longstanding tradition, a right that allows us to show appreciation to the chiefs and past kings for their invaluable contributions.
“It is our way of praying that God grants them eternal rest,” Chief Mogaji said.
He emphasized that this tradition serves as a powerful reminder and motivation for the living.
“It is important for everyone to understand that what they do in their lifetime will be remembered by future generations.
“This practice immortalizes our kings, and that is why the Kayokayo Festival is a recognized event in Epe, with the royal visitation being one of its key aspects,” the Otun Balogun further explained.
Chief Mogaji also called on the community to continue fostering unity and love.
“Let us move forward in brotherhood and love. Everyone should use their talents for the growth of our community because one day, they will be remembered,” he advised.
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The Kayokayo Festival, known for its vibrant celebrations and cultural significance, remains a cornerstone of Epe’s heritage, with the royal visitation highlighting the community’s deep respect for its history and traditions.
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