The importance of preserving Nigeria’s cultural heritage, traditional norms, and identity has again been stressed, with a call to continue passing on these ideals to the next generation.
The advice was given by the Chairman Central Planning Committee, Prince Adelani Asade at the fourth edition of the ASADE Royal Family Day celebration of the Iwaye Adodo Ruling house in Ipokia, Ogun State.
The event emphasised the importance of preserving traditional norms and identity.
The celebration featured mesmerizing performances such as the Igbe Royal Dance, Bolojo Dance, Ajangbode, and Royal performance by the Adekanbi/Akinlade Wives of the Iwaye Adodo Ruling House.
Prince Asade, in his address, urged the family members to continue passing on their cultural ideals to the next generation.
The event drew dignitaries from far and wide, including traditional rulers, community leaders, and esteemed guests from across the globe. The occasion also fostered unity among family members, reaffirming their commitment to their cultural traditions.
Revered elders shared valuable insights into the family’s history and cultural significance, enriching the celebration. The host emphasized the importance of the Asade Royal Family Day celebration, stating that it serves as a reminder of their shared heritage and values as well as a family reunion where all members meet and know themselves.
The celebration was a resounding success, with attendees departing with renewed sense of pride, unity, and cultural awareness.
As the Asade Royal Family continues to thrive and grow, the Royal Family Day celebration remains an integral part of their cultural landscape.
