Theresa Babatunde
A business mogul and philanthropist, Otunba Adejare Adegbenro has called on indigenes of Owu kingdom in Abeokuta to sustain all great legacies and achievements of late monarch, late Oba
Adegboyega Olusanya Dosunmu.
Otunba Adegbenro, who made the call in a condolence message he issued in Abeokuta, the Ogun State capital, described the late Oba Dosunmu as an epitome of unity among the Owus, both home and diaspora.
He said, "as we mourn the glorious passage of our royal father Oba Adegboyega Olusanya Dosunmu, I wish to send my heartfelt condolences to his immediate family, chiefs, friends and associates and also commiserate with fellow people of Owu both home and abroad "
"Oba Dosunm was a unique royal father with great achievements who put his vast experience to use for the benefit of the Owu kingdom in particular and Abeokuta in general during his memorable life time".
Describing the late monarch as quintessential royal father, Otunba Adegbenro recounted his series of memorable encounters with the late Owu monarch who he described as a confidant.
He added that the late Owu monarch gave him and his pet project Otunba Adejare Adegbenro Foundation a voluntary humanitarian outfit a special support in the implication of the philosophic objectives in the provision of needed support for the down trodden in the society.
Speaking further, Otunba Adegbenro also described the monarch as quintessential national figure who had contributed his immense talent and experience to the production of one of the most popular NTA soap opera 'The Village Headmaster "where he teamed up with other veteran actors and actresses in thrilling the numerous viewers to different episodes of the now rested television programme
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