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Oloduwa Cultural Day 2024: Planning Committee Meets with Amakosuwei of Opuama Clan,

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Oloduwa Cultural Day 2024: Planning Committee Engages Amakosuwei of Opuama Clan, 

By EgbemaVoice,

The Ancient Opuama Community, under the leadership of the Amakosuwei and his cabinet, along with other members, hosted the 2024 Oloduwa Cultural Day Celebration Committee yesterday. During the event, the committee officially presented the budget for this year’s celebration at the instance of the Amakusuwei.
The chairman of the committee Comr. Chief Shola korokoro outlined several activities planned for the occasion, aiming to showcase the rich cultural heritage of the community. In support of the committee’s efforts, the most senior man in attendance offered prayers for the chairman and members of the planning committee, invoking blessings for their success in organizing a memorable celebration.

........ Oloduwa Cultural Day 2024: Planning Committee Meets with Amakosuwei of Opuama Clan, 


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