The Ogboni (Regent) of Esa Oke Kingdom, High Chief Paul Abimbola Olamiju has approved the week starting from Sunday November 8h, for the celebrations of Esa Oke Day 2026.
To make the week-long celebrations a remarkable one, the organisers, ECU, has sent a passionate “call to all sons and daughters of Esa Oke, traditional institutions, families, youths, associations, professionals, business leaders, development partners and friends of Esa Oke to come home and join hands in this important journey of reconciliation, renewal and rebuilding”.
The organisers further appealed to all to “let us come together. Let us reconcile. Let us begin anew for a united, peaceful and prosperous Esa Oke”.
This information was made available in a release jointly signed on behalf of the Regent, by Otunba Yinusa Aremu Bamgboye and Professor Jimi Dada Odudu, the Chairman and Secretary of Esa Oke Central Union (ECU) respectively.
The week-long celebrations aptly themed “Reconciliation and new Beginnings”, the organisers said is an opportunity “to come together, to reconcile and start anew for a united, peaceful and prosperous Esa Oke”.
The release stated “with the approval of the Regent, High Chief Paul Abimbola Olamiju Ogboni of Esa Oke and the Owa Omiran-in-Council, Esa Oke Central Union (ECU) proudly announces: *Esa Oke Day 2026*
The week-long event will hold at the Esa Oke Cultural & Events Centre, Owa Omiran Palace Square, Esa Oke.
According to the organisers, “this year’s Esa Oke Day is a special low-key, week-long home-coming dedicated to peace, reconciliation, unity, renewed relationships and a new chapter in the development of our beloved Esa Oke”.
The release stated further that “the celebration will feature stakeholder reconciliation and unity engagements, recognition of distinguished contributors, health, education and power initiatives, Balogun Edward Omotoso Foundation Bursary Awards, Islamic prayers, Christian thanksgiving, cultural displays and community development activities”.