By KosofePost Reporter
The Oworoshoki Kingdom witnessed a colourful celebration of culture and tradition as residents, community leaders, and dignitaries gathered for the annual Ota Festival Royal Walk.
The event, held on July 26, 2026, was led by the Oloworo of Oworoshoki Kingdom, His Royal Majesty Oba Babatunde Saliu, Oloworo II, who joined hundreds of participants in the symbolic procession through the community.
The royal walk brought together people from different backgrounds, all dressed in the festival’s branded attire, in a display of unity and communal pride. The event highlighted the kingdom’s rich cultural heritage while promoting peaceful coexistence among residents.
Speaking through the celebration, traditional leaders emphasized the importance of preserving the customs and values handed down through generations. They described the Ota Festival as a significant cultural event that continues to strengthen the bond between the monarchy and the people.
Residents who participated in the procession praised the annual festival for fostering community spirit and providing an opportunity to celebrate the identity and history of the Oworoshoki Kingdom.
The successful outing reaffirmed the kingdom’s commitment to preserving its cultural traditions while promoting unity, peace, and social cohesion within the community.