Members of Ogbomoso First Community Initiative (O-First Group) on Sunday celebrated their achievements and restate their commitment to the development of their native land.
The non governmental group led by Barrister Olusegun Adekunle KJW OON
have since it was established been embarking on series on developmental program, impacting lives through empowerment, medica outreach and others.
The President of the Group Barrister Olusegun Adekunle, KJW, OON in his speech during the end of the year party in Ogbomoso said “At the heart of O-First lies an unwavering set of values: selfless service, relentless pursuit of progress, and an unyielding devotion to the betterment of Ogbomosoland. From infrastructure development to tackling social issues like drug abuse, from medical outreach to empowering our indigent citizens – our footprints are etched across every corner of this great land. We have touched lives, ignited hope, and paved the way for a brighter future for generations to come.
” But tonight, we also celebrate a new dawn for Ogbomosoland. The coronation of our new Soun, Oba Ghandi Afolabi OLAOYE, Orumogege III, marked a historic moment – a fresh chapter filled with immense potential. To His Royal Majesty, I extend our warmest welcome and unwavering loyalty. O-First stands firmly committed to your 25-year vision for development and modernization. We pledge our intellectual, financial, and network capacities to support your reign and witness the flourishing of Ogbomosoland under your wise leadership.”
“However, fellow members, let us not be lulled into complacency. The journey ahead demands even greater dedication. There will be hurdles to overcome, mountains to climb, and challenges to face. But I call upon each and every one of you to rise to the occasion. Brace yourselves for a year of unwavering commitment, of extending our helping hands even further, of pouring our hearts and minds into the service of our beloved community”
“Beyond our collective endeavors, let us also prioritize our individual well-being. Our physical and mental health are the very tools that allow us to serve. Embrace frequent check-ups, engage in meaningful conversations, and remember – O-First is a family, and here, no one walks alone. We shall continue to prioritize your health and well-being, for you are the lifeblood of this organization.”
Barrister Adekunle who called for a minute silent for departed members of the group charged members of the public to always be conscious of their health status to avoid untimely and sudden death
The event was graced by Ogbomoso High Chiefs, traditional rulers and other dignitaries from all walks of lives
