Adron Homes Steals the Spotlight at 2025 Ojude Oba Festival with Majestic Cultural Showcase

In a dazzling display of tradition, glamour, and community pride, Adron Homes and Properties Limited lit up the 2025 edition of the Ojude Oba Festival with its spectacular showing under the banner of the House of Adron, reaffirming its deep-seated commitment to cultural heritage and social impact.

With a breathtaking entrance onto the Ojude Oba parade grounds, the House of Adron captivated onlookers through a stunning blend of colour, coordinated pageantry, and energetic cultural expression. True to its identity as Nigeria’s foremost real estate brand, Adron Homes didn’t just participate — it elevated the festival’s essence with a fusion of tradition and modern prestige.

Amidst the festival’s swirl of equestrian elegance, rhythmic drumming, and ancestral pride, Adron’s delegation emerged as a standout. Decked in rich cultural regalia and guided by the values of unity, excellence, and heritage, the House of Adron made a powerful impression on thousands of festival-goers and dignitaries.

Adding a star-studded spark to the celebration were Nollywood icons and cultural ambassadors Lateef Adedimeji and Femi Branch, who joined Adron in paying homage to the highly revered Awujale and Paramount Ruler of Ijebuland, Oba Sikiru Kayode Adetona. Their presence brought an extra layer of excitement and celebrity appeal, drawing massive applause from the crowd.

This year’s Ojude Oba Festival welcomed an array of distinguished guests, including Ogun State Governor, Prince Dapo Abiodun CON, MFR, Her Excellency the First Lady, Deputy Governor Engr. Noimot Salako-Oyelade, Ondo State Deputy Governor Olayide Adelami (representing his governor), and the Minister of Arts, Culture and Tourism, Barr. Hannatu Musa Musawa.

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Royal fathers from across Yorubaland and international guests also graced the occasion, celebrating a festival that continues to thrive as a symbol of Ijebu unity and cultural resilience.

But Adron Homes’ contributions go far beyond festival fanfare. The company has firmly planted its roots in Ijebu Ode, with several premium developments including Chicago Parks and Gardens, Sugarland Estate, Winter Park and Gardens, and Imperial Park and Gardens. These estates not only reflect modern planning and infrastructure but also align with the cultural identity of their host communities — blending affordability with luxury in a way that respects and enhances local heritage.

Addressing guests during the festival, Chairman/CEO of Adron Group, Aare Adetola Emmanuelking, KOF, highlighted the brand’s philosophy of nation-building through cultural alignment and urban innovation.

“Ojude Oba is a movement of identity, pride, and unity. Adron Homes is proud to be part of this movement, championing culture while building dreams,” he stated.

With each edition of Ojude Oba, Adron Homes continues to solidify its reputation as more than just a property developer — it is a custodian of cultural values and a proud ambassador of Nigerian heritage.

As the sun set over Ijebu Ode and the echoes of drums faded, the imprint of Adron Homes remained — bold, elegant, and unforgettable. In 2025, when culture called, the House of Adron answered with resplendence and reverence.