Distinguished Senator Ahmed Wadada Aliyu, the Sarkin Yakin Keffi, joined a high-powered Senate delegation led by the Senate Leader at the 2024 Akesan Day celebration. The colorful event, hosted by the Governor of Ogun State, His Excellency Prince Dapo Abiodun, brought together prominent dignitaries, cultural enthusiasts, and notable leaders from across Nigeria.

Akesan Day, celebrated annually to honor Yoruba heritage and promote cultural unity, served as a platform for fostering national cohesion. Senator Wadada, known for his dedication to interregional collaboration and cultural preservation, demonstrated his commitment to strengthening ties across Nigeria by actively participating in this prestigious event.

Governor Dapo Abiodun, in his welcome address, highlighted the significance of Akesan Day as a unifying event that celebrates Yoruba culture while promoting inclusivity and fostering inter-ethnic understanding. He commended the Senate delegation for their presence, underscoring the importance of national leaders supporting cultural initiatives.

Senator Wadada praised the vibrant display of Yoruba heritage and emphasized the need for continued collaboration among leaders to promote Nigeria’s diverse cultural heritage. “Our unity as a nation is enriched by the diversity of our cultures. Events like Akesan Day remind us of our shared history and the strength we derive from our differences,” he remarked.

The event featured cultural displays, traditional dances, and goodwill messages from dignitaries, including the Senate delegation. Senator Wadada’s presence at Akesan Day exemplified his unyielding commitment to fostering unity and celebrating Nigeria’s rich cultural tapestry.

The 2024 Akesan Day celebration concluded with a renewed call for national leaders to embrace cultural initiatives as tools for promoting peace, unity, and development across the nation.