The Young Entrepreneurs of Nigeria (YEN), the umbrella body for Nigerian young entrepreneurs in Nigeria has showered eulogy on His Imperial Majesty, Ooni Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi, Ojaja II, the 51st Ooni of Ife as he marked his 44th birthday.
According to the press statement released by the organization in Lagos, duly signed by the National President, Mr. Chris Kohol, the youth group stated:
“His Imperial Majesty Sir, the entire membership of Young Entrepreneurs of Nigeria (YEN) both in Nigeria and Diaspora celebrate with you as you mark your 44th birthday. On this epoch making event we join millions of your subjects, followers, friends and well-wishers around the world to wish you more many years of selfless service to humanity and Nigeria at large”
The statement continued, as the African foremost monarch you have unceasingly touched millions of lives across Nigeria and Africa at large in which we are also part of the beneficiaries of your goodwill and self-sacrificing philanthropy.
We are very proud to be mentored by you His Imperial Majesty; your sterling leadership, selfless philanthropy and commitment to our nation’s unity are next to none. On this very special day, we wish to express our deep appreciation of your support and commitment to the success of young entrepreneurs in Nigeria and in Diaspora.
On this auspicious day, we pray for your everlasting reign full of unending joy and happiness as you continue to touch the lives of many.
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