The Founder of the Adelaja Adenuga Foundation (AAF), Dr. Prince Adelaja Adeniyi Adenuga, has called on community members to embrace unity, cooperation, and collective responsibility as the Foundation prepares to host a one-day community health, cultural, and social development program in Odoralamo, Ijebu.
The initiative, which combines health outreach, social welfare, and the promotion of Ijebu tradition and cultural heritage, is designed to strengthen communal bonds while improving the overall well-being of residents in Odoralamo and neighboring communities.
The program is scheduled to hold on Wednesday, December 31, 2025, at the Odoralamo Primary School Compound, commencing at 9:00 a.m. Odoralamo is widely known for its rich cultural identity, particularly its long-standing tradition of women-led pottery and clay craftsmanship.
According to Dr. Adenuga, the end-of-year outreach is aimed at fostering unity, encouraging community participation, preserving indigenous culture, and recognizing individuals who have made meaningful contributions to community development.
Several distinguished traditional rulers are expected to grace the event, including:
His Royal Highness Oba Olusegun Ogunye, Ojotumoro of Abigi Kingdom, Ijebu Waterside.
His Royal Highness Ọba Jimoh Adebamiro Quadri, Alaporu of Ilaporu
His Royal Highness Oba Adeyemi Abiodun Odubena Fesogbadebo I, Lipa of Molipa
His Royal Highness Oba Prof. Julius Benedict Ogunfowora, Alaparaki of Aparaki
His Royal Highness Oba Tajudeen Kolawole Adesujibomi Omotayo, Onimope of Imope
His Royal Highness Oba Adewale Abdul, Olofin of Orugbo Kingdom, Lagos State
Also expected are government officials and notable community leaders, including the Ogun State Commissioner for Education, Prof. Abayomi Arigbabu; Commissioner of Police (rtd.) Dr. Olayinka Balogun; Hon. Bolaji Odusanya, Executive Chairman of Ijebu North Local Government; High Chief Yahaya Oyebowale Mufutau, Asekute General of Ijebu Land; and Prince Adedokun Ajidagba, Olori Omoba Fusengboye, Ijebu-Ode.
Other prominent guests include Barr. Wale Banjo, journalist and legal practitioner; Otunba Dr. Adetunji Oredipe of the World Bank; Chief Mrs. Kudirat Adebunkola; Mr. Babatunde Thomas Aregbesola, Accountant-General of Ogun State; and Mrs. Margaret Chiwetalu, ACIPM, HRPL, a Human Resource professional.
Dr. Adenuga highlighted the key objectives of the One-Day Community Health Outreach to include:
Improving community health and access to basic medical services, with free screenings and consultations
Promoting preventive healthcare awareness and healthy living practices, especially among vulnerable groups
Strengthening community unity while preserving and promoting Ijebu culture and traditions
The Adelaja Adenuga Foundation reaffirmed its commitment to humanitarian service, cultural preservation, and sustainable community development, urging residents to actively participate in the program for the collective progress and well-being of the community.
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