The Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi, has received the President of the Police Widows Association of Nigeria, Mrs Egbunike Faustina Ngozi, alongside other stakeholders at his palace, where he offered prayers and royal blessings in recognition of their contributions to national development.
Mrs Egbunike, who is also the Vice President of the Joint Widows Association of Nigeria and widow of a former Deputy Inspector General of Police, visited the monarch as part of ongoing engagements focused on humanitarian service and grassroots development.
She currently serves as the Chairperson of Youth Beyond Borders for Peace Enlightenment Foundation and is an aspirant for the AMAC/Bwari Federal Constituency in the Federal Capital Territory.
During the visit, the monarch commended her commitment to the welfare of widows, youth empowerment and peace advocacy across the country, offering prayers for her continued service.
Also present at the palace was Ambassador Olu-Wole Mike, popularly known as Ambassador Pesther, the National Chairman of the “I Believe in One Nigeria Project” and Publisher of Nigeria Magazine Host.
The monarch also offered prayers for him, acknowledging his role in promoting national unity through media and advocacy.
Ogunwusi further praised his contributions in projecting the achievements of President Bola Tinubu, noting that such efforts were vital in shaping public discourse and strengthening national cohesion ahead of future elections.
The royal audience emphasised the importance of unity, leadership and collective responsibility in nation-building, while reaffirming the traditional institution’s support for initiatives that promote peace and development.
The visit highlighted the continued relevance of traditional rulers in national affairs, particularly in endorsing initiatives and individuals committed to the country’s progress.
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