Popular Ogun State actress, Mosunmola Adeleye, has congratulated the Olu of Ilaro and Paramount Ruler of Yewaland, His Royal Majesty Oba (Dr.) Kehinde Gbadewole Olugbenle, following the successful hosting of the 2025 Oronna Day Festival.
The annual cultural celebration, which attracts thousands of sons and daughters of Yewaland, once again showcased the rich heritage, unity, and growing influence of the region.
Adeleye, who is widely known for her contributions to the entertainment industry and her strong ties to the Yewa/Awori community, described this year’s Oronna Day as “historic, well-coordinated, and culturally significant.”
She commended Oba Olugbenle for his consistent leadership and his unwavering commitment to preserving Yewa traditions.
In her congratulatory message, the actress noted that the festival has become a unifying platform for cultural rebirth, youth engagement, and socio-economic development in Yewaland.
According to her, the success of the 2025 edition further reflects Oba Olugbenle’s passion for community growth and cultural continuity.
Adeleye also acknowledged the collective efforts of the festival planning committee, stakeholders, and the Yewa/Awori indigenes at home and abroad who contributed to the colourful event.
She emphasized that the unity displayed during the celebrations is a testament to the resilience and togetherness of the Yewa people.
Speaking as a proud member of the Yewa/Awori Ladies, a sociocultural group committed to promoting community and cultural heritage, Adeleye expressed gratitude for the opportunity to witness yet another impactful edition of Oronna Day.
She noted that the group remains committed to supporting initiatives that uplift the region.
The actress further urged the younger generation to take pride in their cultural identity, participate actively in community events, and contribute to sustaining the legacy handed down by their forebears.
She highlighted the importance of cultural events like Oronna Day in strengthening communal bonds and fostering development.
Mosunmola Adeleye prayed for the continued reign, wisdom, and good health of Oba Olugbenle.
She expressed optimism that future editions of the festival will continue to unite Yewa sons and daughters while projecting the cultural richness of Ogun State to the world.

