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Sagamu Day 2024: Youths Unite With Akarigbo In Historic Procession To Orisagamu Ewa Groove For 40th Anniversary Celebration

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The Sagamu Youth Association ably led by Comrade Olugbenga Isiaka Lawal popularly known as Ambassador Easy has in a vibrant display of unity, cultural pride, and historical reverence joined forces with His Royal Majesty, the Akarigbo of Remo Land, Oba Babatunde Adewale Ajayi, in a symbolic march to the sacred Orisagamu Ewa Groove.

This historic journey marks the official commencement of festivities for the 40th annual Sagamu Day, a cherished event celebrating the enduring heritage, identity, and unity of the Sagamu people.

The march to Orisagamu Ewa Groove, a site steeped in cultural significance for the Remo people, signals the community’s dedication to preserving the rich customs of Sagamu. Youths, decked out in colorful traditional attire, joined local leaders and cultural ambassadors to show their solidarity, respect, and support for the values that Sagamu Day represents.

The Akarigbo, a prominent figure in Remo culture and history, led the procession, underscoring the importance of fostering a sense of continuity and respect for tradition among Sagamu’s younger generation.

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As Sagamu Day draws closer, excitement is brewing across Remo land. The 40th anniversary promises a variety of activities designed to spotlight the vibrant history of Sagamu, the resilience of its people, and the growth the community has witnessed over the years. From historical displays to artistic performances and traditional rituals, Sagamu Day 2024 is expected to attract people from across Ogun State and beyond, bringing together Sagamu indigenes, friends, and well-wishers in celebration of unity and progress.

Leaders of the Sagamu Youth Association expressed their enthusiasm for this year’s Sagamu Day and emphasized the importance of young people participating actively in cultural events. Speaking to reporters, the association’s PRO, Comrade Popoola Abdullahi noted, “The youth are the custodians of our heritage, and Sagamu Day is a moment to reconnect with our roots. Marching alongside His Royal Majesty today is a powerful reminder of the values that unite us as a people.”

With Sagamu Day 2024 shaping up to be a landmark celebration, local businesses and community organizations have also pledged their support, recognizing the economic and social impact of the festivities. Organizers have ensured that there will be a mix of traditional and modern entertainment, making this year’s celebration an inclusive event that appeals to all generations.

For many in Sagamu, this year’s Sagamu Day is more than a festival; it’s an opportunity to reconnect with shared values, honor the town’s legacy, and look forward to a promising future built on unity and cultural pride. The grand finale, scheduled for later in the week, will feature performances, parades, and cultural displays that encapsulate the spirit of Sagamu.