80th Birthday Celebration of Alhaji Chief Sikiru Onikolo Alagangan

80th Birthday Celebration of Alhaji Chief Sikiru Onikolo Alaganga

His Royal Majesty Oba AbdulFatai Oyeyinka Aremu Aromire Oyegbemi II, the esteemed Ojora of Ijora and Iganmu Kingdom, together with the entire Ojora Kingdom, both at home and in the diaspora, celebrated the remarkable 80th birthday of Alhaji Chief Sikiru Onikolo Alagangan, the head of the Oyegbemi ruling house of the Ojora Royal family.

Alhaji Chief Onikolo, affectionately known as “Alhaji Sugar,” is celebrated for his infectious cheerfulness and benevolence towards all. His warm personality has endeared him to both indigenous people and residents of the Ojora Kingdom, making him a beloved figure in the community. The birthday celebration was attended by a host of prominent figures, including members of the Ojora-in-Councils and Estate, EJIWA ELEGBA of Ijora Kingdom reflecting the deep respect and admiration held for him.

As the Chairman of the Head Office of the Ojora Royal Family in Councils and Estate, Chief Onikolo epitomizes godliness and calmness. His fatherly demeanor makes him approachable, and he is always ready to lend an ear and provide assistance to those who seek his guidance. His commitment to the traditions and heritage of the Ojora Kingdom is evident, as he played an instrumental role in facilitating the formation of the ELEGBA EJIWA group, contributing significantly to the cultural fabric of the kingdom which earned him the ELEGUSHI ELEGBA EJIWA of Ijora Kingdom.

The birthday celebration took place at the majestic Oba Ojora’s Palace, a fitting backdrop for such a joyous occasion. The event was marked by a festive atmosphere as numerous indigenous and residents of Ijora Kingdom gathered to honor Chief Onikolo, showcasing their respect and gratitude for his contributions to the community.

In our upcoming Royal Magazine publication, we will delve deeper into the biography of Alhaji Chief Sikiru Onikolo Alagangan, exploring the history and significance of the Ojora Kingdom, the Oyegbemi ruling house, and more.

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