It was double celebration for Olorunda LCDA, Badagry, Lagos as the Executive Chairman, Hon Samson Folorunsho Olatunde officially commissioned Omi-Daji while Oba Kosoko marked his one year on the throne.
The Olorunda Council Boss, Hon. Samson Olatunde (SAMOLA) used the opportunity to celebrate and deeply appreciate the civilities and modernization brought about by HRM Oniworo of Iworo Land – Oba (Dr.) Idris Oladele Friday Kosoko, Ogundeyi II, to the Awori environs.
During the official commissioning of an ancient potent river (Odo-Daji ) in Iworo land, Olorunda Area of Badagry, Lagos, Hon. Samson prayed for good health, and lots of prosperity for all Olorunda indigines and residents alike.
The Council boss said that the Oniworo Of Iworo land, Oba Olabode Kosoko being a philanthropist, astute politician, and highly exposed individual before his ascendancy to the revered throne in just one year has brought fabulous blessings to the entire Olorunda Local Council Development Area
Also noted for appreciation by the council boss was the modern Police Station, well built in a strategic position for optimal security use for the good people of Iworo land.
Hon. Samson popularly call “SAMOLA” added glamour to the one year coronation activities of Oba Oniworo, as he danced around. He later prayed for all other kings in attendance and also those who were unavoidably absent due to other government functions.
The Head of Administration of Olorunda LCDA – Mr. Olabode Dawodu, Legislators, Supervisors, the entire management team, elders and politicians were also in attendance for the official commissioning of Omi-Daji by Hon. Samson Folorunsho Olatunde.
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