APC Chieftain Olusoji Boosts Odo-Ape, Aiyetoro-Gbede Festivals with Donations
APC chieftain Prince Olatunji Olusoji has supported festival celebrations in Odo-Ape and Aiyetoro-Gbede, reaffirming his commitment to cultural preservation and community development in Kogi State.
KABBA/IJUMU, KOGI STATE
A prominent chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Kogi State, , has extended financial and moral support to the people of Odo-Ape and Aiyetoro-Gbede communities during their respective annual festival celebrations.
Prince Olusoji, who holds the traditional title of Asiwaju of Ayere Kingdom, made the donations as part of his continued efforts to promote cultural heritage and grassroots development across Okunland.
At the Odo-Ape celebration in Kabba/Bunu Local Government Area, the philanthropist was represented by veteran journalist and publisher, . Similarly, the APC Chairman in Ijumu Local Government Area, , stood in for him at the Aiyetoro-Gbede event.
In a message delivered on his behalf, Olusoji underscored the importance of unity and collective responsibility in driving sustainable development. He urged residents to continue fostering peace and cooperation while celebrating their rich cultural identity.
The APC stalwart noted that his support for the festival activities aligns with his broader vision of promoting cultural heritage and strengthening community bonds in Okunland. He described such gatherings as vital platforms for showcasing tradition, encouraging tourism, and fostering social cohesion.
The Odo-Ape celebration, themed “A Celebration of Heritage and Progress,” attracted dignitaries from across the state, including a representative of the Kogi State Government, , alongside traditional leaders and community stakeholders.
Prince Olusoji’s philanthropic footprint has remained visible across Kogi State through interventions in education, healthcare, and infrastructure. His foundation, the Prince Olatunji Olusoji Foundation (PROOF), has continued to implement programmes aimed at improving livelihoods and supporting vulnerable groups.
Community leaders at the events commended his contributions, describing them as timely and impactful in sustaining cultural celebrations and promoting local development.
The annual Odo-Ape Bunu Day and Aiyetoro-Gbede festivals remain key cultural events in the region, reflecting the enduring commitment of the people to preserving their heritage while embracing progress.
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