Ojude Oba Festival: Glo Identifies with Nigeria’s Rich Cultural Heritage

Foremost telecommunications giant, Globacom has reiterated its commitment of supporting and amplifying the cultural values of the Nigerian nation.

Chairman of Glo Group, Dr. Mike Adenuga Jr. gave the assurance at the 2023 Ojude Oba Festival in Ijebu-Ode, Ogun State.

The Ojude Oba festival is a ceremony marked by the Awujale of Ijebuland, Oba Sikiru Kayode Adetona.

In a goodwill message at the event, Adenuga Jr who was represented by the Chief Commercial Officer of Globacom, Mr. Yomi Ogunbamowo, stated that the company haven identified the importance of culture as one of the things that bond Nigerians together, “is determined more than ever, to continue to take the lead in the promotion of Nigeria’s cultures and traditions with a view to showcasing them to the world 

at large and conserving them for 

posterity.”

Globacom disclosed that it had 

made vast investments by constantly 

upgrading its telecommunications 

infrastructure to enable Nigerians to 

continue to communicate seamlessly 

with loved ones and business associates within and outside the country.

Felicitating with the Awujale of Ijebuland for the success of the 2023 edition of the festiva with the theme, “Ojude Oba: A Lesson In Religious Harmony”, the 

telecommunications giant opined 

that it underpins the basis of the 

nation’s existence as a religiously 

pluralistic entity.

“The religious liberality which is one of the hallmarks of the success of the Yoruba race is a major feature of this festival which has become a heritage not only to the Ijebu, but to the entire Yoruba nation in Nigeria and in the Diaspora”, it declared

According to the company, “The 

natural tendency for religious tolerance among the Ijebu and indeed Yoruba generally, has made Ojude Oba to evolve 

into a social event uniting all Ijebu sons and daughters regardless of religious 

inclinations, political persuasions or social class.”

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