Excitement As Adron Homes Boss Honoured As Asiwaju Onigbagbo of Remo Land

The leaders and members of the Ogun State chapter of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) on Sunday, April 10, 2022, gathered to celebrate with the new Otun Asiwaju Onigbagbo of Remoland and Group Managing Director of ADRON Homes and Properties, Aare Adetola Olaniyi Olaonipekun Emmanuel King in his residence, Jesu Loba, in Ilisan Remo, Ogun State.

The event started with Aare Adetola receiving the leaders of CAN led by the state Chairman, Bishop Tunde Akinsanya; the Olofin of Ilisan Remo, Oba Micheal Olufemi Sonuga, and his wife, Olori Folashade Sonuga.

The opening prayer was said by Ola Dada, followed by welcome speech by Barrister Kemi Osunde Laniyan.

The citation of Aare Olaonipekun was read by Toronto, Canada-based story teller, Mrs. Bukky Ojo.

The Chairman of CAN, Bishop Tunde Akinsanya, in his speech, appreciated God, the host and the people in attendance, especially his entourage, stating that the purpose of the visit was to officially inform the boss of ADRON Homes and Properties of his being honoured as Otun Asiwaju Gbogbo Onigbagbo of Remoland.

He admonished brethren to be patience and trust in God in all things.

Aare Adetola Olaniyi Olaonipekun Emmanuel King, in his speech, appreciated God, members of CAN and all the dignitaries at the event.

The Adron Homes Boss stated further that he had been expecting a day like this and that he was happy to receive the title of Otun Asiwaju Onigbagbo of Remoland with joy and gladness.

He added that he understood the assignment given to him as it is a call to sevice.

He then enjoined anointed men of God to pray for him to have the strenght to carry out the work successfully.

Ripples Catering and Event Services, led by Eunice Olaseeke Adeoye was not left out of the event as they prepared quality foods for the guests.

Apostle Korede Awolesi and Bukky Ojo anchored the programme, while music was supplied by a popular musician and the event was covered by Apreel 1 Events Tv.

-Kunle Bakare.