Ambassador Wale Adeoba, popularly known as Mr. Packaging, the founder of the reputable Ogo Yoruba Awards (OYA) has concluded plans to stage the 9th edition of the cultural heritage event in Lagos, Nigeria.
According to the organising committee, this year’s edition promises to be grand with its normal tradition in selecting the best individuals and organisation who merited the awards.
The epoch making event boasts of the presence of notable royal fathers, ambassadors, celebrities, other professionals e.g. actors, musicians, comedians, OAPs, fashionistas, entertainers, models, media personnel, and other achievers from all walks of life to felicitate and associate with the recipients and awardees that are making the Yoruba tribe proud while unwinding in a greater atmosphere.
Aside this, the credible awards event is positioned to celebrating glory beyond Yoruba heritage and culture as a special exclusive event has been arranged to unite and amplify Nigerians that are doing good works irrespective of tribe; a little twist to this year’s event.
This year’s edition also provides unique atmosphere to engagement a popular Lagos politician, Chief Jimi Agbaje, who is the Chief Host and Oba Onipokia, the Royal Father of the day.
The performing artistes include Alhaji Sulaimon Adio Atawewe, Dele Gold, Dr. Lanre Teriba, Ere Asalatu, King Jide Harmony, Cultural Dancers, Chanters, Black Edge Productions and many others.
As usual, guests are requested to purchase a special Ankara as gate pass for the 9th edition of OYA Awards taking place at NUT Pavillion Event Centre, Plot 5, Block B, NERDC Road, Beside Tisco Plaza, by African Shrine, Agidingbi, Ikeja, Lagos on Sunday December 5, 2021. The red carpet will start by 2.00pm.
The event will be compered by Gbenga Adeyinka De 1st and Alimat Adesola (LASGIDI FM) while renowned Bewaji Adekunle (JP) is the anchor of the event.
The Ogo Yoruba Awards popularly known as OYA, which started nine years ago.
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