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*House of Adron Lights Up Ojude Oba Festival in Grand Style, Pays Homage to the Awujale of Ijebuland*

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Adron Homes and Properties Limited, Nigeria’s leading real estate powerhouse, once again demonstrated its deep-rooted commitment to cultural heritage and community celebration by attending the 2025 edition of the iconic Ojude Oba Festival in spectacular fashion, proudly under the banner of the “House of Adron.”

The House of Adron made a resplendent entrance into the Ojude Oba parade ground, capturing hearts and attention with its vibrant cultural regalia, energetic performances, and a regal display of unity, tradition, and luxury. In keeping with the brand’s identity of class and excellence, Adron Homes didn’t just attend the festival, it redefined presence.

Adding a spark of celebrity glamour, Nollywood icons and cultural ambassadors Lateef Adedimeji and Femi Branch joined the House of Adron in paying homage to the revered Awujale and Paramount Ruler of Ijebuland, Oba Sikiru Kayode Adetona. Their presence electrified the crowd and brought star power to an already thrilling procession.

The 2025 Ojude Oba Festival was a cultural spectacle that drew top dignitaries, including the Executive Governor of Ogun State, Prince Dapo Abiodun CON, MFR, Her Excellency the First Lady, the Deputy Governor, Engr. Noimot Salako-Oyelade, the Deputy Governor of Ondo state, His Excellency, Olayide Adelami, representing the Governor, the Minister of Arts, Culture and Tourism, Barr. Hannatu Musa Musawa, revered Yoruba monarchs, and a host of other national and international figures. Amidst colourful attires, horse-riding families, rhythmic drumming, and ancestral pride, the House of Adron stood out as a symbol of innovation meeting tradition.

But beyond its dazzling presence at the festival, Adron Homes is also a proud stakeholder in the land of Ijebu Ode, with some of its prominent, world-class estates strategically located within the city and across its neighbouring environs. These include Chicago Parks and Gardens, Sugarland Estate, Winter Park and Gardens, and Imperial Park and Gardens, all thoughtfully designed to combine modern infrastructure with the cultural essence of their host communities. These estates not only provide affordable luxury but also serve as models of organized living and sustainable development in the region.

Speaking at the festival, the Chairman/CEO of Adron Group, Aare Adetola Emmanuelking, KOF, who dazzled with class and elegance, emphasized the brand’s commitment to preserving Nigerian culture while creating modern, affordable luxury for all.

“Ojude Oba is a movement of identity, pride, and unity. Adron Homes is proud to be part of this movement, championing culture while building dreams,” he stated.

Adron Homes’ participation further cements its reputation not only as a developer of vibrant communities but also as a proud patron of Nigeria’s rich traditions. Through its dynamic presence at Ojude Oba, and its real estate footprint in Ijebu Ode, Adron once again proved that it is a brand deeply woven into the cultural and social fabric of Nigeria.

 

As the drums fade and the colours settle, the legacy of the House of Adron at Ojude Oba 2025 will remain etched in the minds of attendees, a magnificent reminder that when culture calls, Adron answers in grand style.

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