Ooni Of Ife Pronounces PK1 Obesere As ‘Ajomisanra Of The Source

Posted on October 12, 2020

His Imperial Majesty, Oonirisa Oba Adeyeye Ogunwusi Ojaja II, has affirmed the Fuji Maestro, Egungun Be Careful Originator & Paramount King of Music, Agbaakin Abobagunwa of Yorubaland Alh. Abass Akande Obesere, as “Ajomisanra of the Source” after an enigmatic performance at the just concluded Olojo Festival where he thrilled the crowd.

His music and performance restored peace, happiness, joy and put smile on the faces of people at the event making them let go of the fears created by the ravaging Coronavirus. It equally helped the reshaping of wallowed hearts giving them a reason to live and adapt to the ‘New Normal’ Life.

The Ooni of Ife showered rain of blessings on the Fuji Maestro, who is the Chairman Board of Trustees of Buruj Sports Academy, giving a preface of a NEW DAWN in his music and also confirmed in his words that “Even the Oracle and ancestors were happy and danced to your music”.

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