Ms. Oluremi Ogabi Kilanko and Chief Fola Sofidiya have long been influential figures within the Yoruba community in the UK, advocating for the cultural and political rights of the Yoruba people.
Benin Republic – On June 22, 2024, a significant visit took place in Benin Republic as Ms. Oluremi Ogabi Kilanko and Chief Fola Sofidiya. hosted Dr. Chief Sunday Adeyemo. The two esteemed women, who are ardent supporters of the Yoruba Nation Movement, traveled from the United Kingdom to Benin Republic for this momentous occasion.
Ms. Oluremi Ogabi Kilanko and Chief Fola Sofidiya have long been influential figures within the Yoruba community in the UK, advocating for the cultural and political rights of the Yoruba people.
Their visit to Benin Republic was not just a courtesy call but a powerful symbol of their ongoing commitment to the Yoruba Nation cause. The two grandmothers are well-known fans of both Dr. Chief Sunday Adeyemo and Professor Adebanji Akintoye, prominent leaders of the movement.
The gathering was marked by a warm and celebratory atmosphere, reflecting the deep bonds of friendship and shared purpose among the attendees. Ms. Oluremi Ogabi Kilanko, in particular, has a personal connection to Dr. Chief Sunday Adeyemo, as she is the mother of Olayomi Koiki, the CEO of Koikimedia and the spokesperson for Chief Sunday Igboho. This familial tie added an extra layer of significance to the reunion.
Throughout the visit, discussions centered on love and the future of the Yoruba Nation Movement, strategies for advancing their cause, and the vital role of the diaspora in supporting these efforts. The visit also served as an opportunity to reaffirm their shared vision and dedication to the cultural aspirations of the Yoruba people.
The visit concluded with expressions of mutual respect and a renewed commitment to the movement’s goals. Dr. Chief Sunday Adeyemo, in his remarks, emphasized the importance of solidarity and the contributions of the diaspora in the struggle for the Yoruba Nation.
The reunion of these prominent figures in Benin Republic highlights the enduring strength and unity of the Yoruba Nation Movement. It serves as a reminder of the power of shared heritage and collective effort in the pursuit of cultural and self-determination.
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