Makinde, Soun for US convention
Towards the strategic implementation of a Blueprint for the social , economic development of Ogbomosoland, Ogbomoso Sons and Daughters in North America will host Oyo Governor Seyi Makinde, Soun of Ogbomosoland His Imperial Majesty Oba Ghandhi Afolabi Olaoye Orumogege 111 at their General Convention scheduled to take place in Atlanta from July 26th- 27th.
According to the President of the Ogbomoso Sons and Daughters in North America Omo Oba Mathew Akintade Oladele” We have specially invited Oyo State Governor his Excellence Engineer Seyi Makinde, His Majesty Oba Ghandhi Afolabi Olaoye Orumogege 111 to the Convention of Ogbomoso Sons and Daughters in North America to lend support to our strategic Blueprint for the social, economic development of our great town .
“As Sons and Daughters of Ogbomoso in North America, we are totally committed to the growth of our town and Oyo state in general. We cannot wait for Government to do it alone, so we have created a road map which requires the buy-in of the Government, his Majesty’s Royal blessing and the support of every member of our of great Association.”
He added: ” Since his Majesty attained the throne of his forebears, he has displayed uncommon passion, commitment, courage and zeal towards the development of our town.Related News
“As people in the diaspora, we are leading by example by replicating what we are doing in America back home. Kabiyesi who lived for so many years in America understands the dynamics of partnership between the state, private sector and patriotic individuals to bring about the long awaited development of our town.
“Ogbomoso is not just strategically located, but blessed with both rich natural and human resources which can change the economy landscape of Oyo state and the country at large. Ogbomoso people are great entrepreneurs, so it’s time to harness our business potentials and resources for the greater good of our people.”
Ogbomoso which was founded in the 17th century is the third largest city in the South West after Lagos and Ibadan with over 275 towns under the rulership of the Soun of Ogbomosoland.
The town is a centre of commerce and agric and is endowed with special species of mango, cashew and hybrid cassava.
