Dynamic Legacy Group Honours Omoluabi Bode Adeyemi with Congratulatory Banner as Atayese of Ayere Kingdom

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Dynamic Legacy Group has presented a congratulatory rollup flex banner souvenir to the Special Adviser on Energy Matters and Chairman, Kogi State Forum of Special Advisers, Chief Hon. Omoluabi Bode Adeyemi, to mark his recent coronation as the Atayese of Ayere Kingdom.

Representatives of the group made the presentation during a courtesy visit on Monday, 26th October, 2026, at Reveton Hotel, Lokoja. The title was conferred on the Special Adviser by His Royal Majesty, Oba Engr. Olumodeji, the Alayere of Ayere Kingdom.

The group said the gesture was meant to honour Chief Adeyemi’s outstanding leadership and dedicated service to the unity and progress of Kogi State, and in particular the chieftaincy recognition accorded him by Ayere Kingdom.

The visit was also a solidarity call to appreciate Chief Adeyemi as Convener of the Kogi State Power Rotation Summit.

The banner also symbolises the group’s appreciation for his continued support for the re-election projects of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and Governor Usman Ahmed Ododo.

Speaking at the ceremony, the Senior Special Assistant to the Executive Governor of Kogi State on Grassroots Sensitisation, Hon. Austine Alaba Medaiyedu, poured encomiums on the Atayese for his service to humanity.

“We are deeply grateful for Omoluabi’s unwavering commitment to our shared vision,” he said. “This token represents our group’s respect and gratitude for his tireless efforts to improve the lives of the less privileged. We look forward to continued collaboration to move our dear Kogi State forward.”

In his response, the Atayese of Ayere Kingdom expressed profound gratitude to the delegation and commended Dynamic Legacy Group for its proactive contributions to society.

Chief Adeyemi reaffirmed his commitment to working closely with grassroots organisations and community leaders to achieve sustainable development in Kogi State.

The event ended with a group photograph and an exchange of ideas on future community projects.


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