Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement
ADVERTISEMENT
  • Business
  • Crime
  • Education
  • Entertainment
  • Lifestyle
  • News
  • Opinion
  • Politics
  • Religion
  • Security
  • Sports
  • World
Wednesday, October 7, 2026
  • Login
No Result
View All Result
NEWSLETTER
The News Star
  • Business
  • Crime
  • Education
  • Entertainment
  • Lifestyle
  • News
  • Opinion
  • Politics
  • Religion
  • Security
  • Sports
  • World
  • Business
  • Crime
  • Education
  • Entertainment
  • Lifestyle
  • News
  • Opinion
  • Politics
  • Religion
  • Security
  • Sports
  • World
No Result
View All Result
The News Star
No Result
View All Result
Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement
ADVERTISEMENT
Home News

Oseni Rafiu becomes Yoruba Peace Ambassador

by TheNewsStar
September 27, 2023
in News
0
Share on FacebookShare on WhatsAppShare on TwitterShare on Telegram
Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement
ADVERTISEMENT

 

RelatedPosts

PRESIDENT TINUBU PAYS TRIBUTE TO CHIEF RALPH OBIOHA

2026 OFALA KICKS HOLDS NEXT WEEK WITH GLO SPONSORSHIP

Quest Merchant Bank Reinforces Its Commitment to Communities Through Questember 2026 

 

Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement
ADVERTISEMENT

Yoruba Afenifere Youth Organisation of Nigeria, Ogun State chapter has honored Mr Oseni Rafiu Okanlawon, popularly known as Anobi Elele Mowe as Yoruba  Peace Ambassador.

The award was presented to him on Wednesday at his residence in Ofada, Ogun State.

The association described  Mr Oseni as a peace maker who has been fostering peace and harmony  within his community.

The coordinator of the association, Comrade Formular said “Mr Oseni’s unwavering dedication to humanitarian causes and his tireless work in conflict resolution, have earned him this esteemed role.”

“We found it necessary to recognise you with this title in view of the peaceful coexistence enjoyed by communities that surround him.

Mr Oseni in his acceptance speech expressed gratitude for the opportunity to be named as a Peace Ambassador.

Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement
ADVERTISEMENT

He promised not to relent in promoting peace and harmony within and outside his community.

ShareSendShareTweetShare
Previous Post

Mum killed dad in his sleep with pestle — Son narrates

Next Post

Interswitch Group, Silicon Valley Product Group, Others Host Thousands at Africa’s Biggest Product Conference

TheNewsStar

TheNewsStar

Related Posts

PRESIDENT TINUBU PAYS TRIBUTE TO CHIEF RALPH OBIOHA

PRESIDENT TINUBU PAYS TRIBUTE TO CHIEF RALPH OBIOHA

by TheNewsStar
October 7, 2026
0

          President Bola Ahmed Tinubu mourns the passing of Chief Ralph Obioha, a respected statesman, former...

2026 OFALA KICKS HOLDS NEXT WEEK WITH GLO SPONSORSHIP

2026 OFALA KICKS HOLDS NEXT WEEK WITH GLO SPONSORSHIP

by TheNewsStar
October 7, 2026
0

        Globacom, Nigeria’s indigenous telecommunications company, has reaffirmed its commitment to preserving, promoting and projecting Nigeria’s cultural...

Quest Merchant Bank Reinforces Its Commitment to Communities Through Questember 2026 

Quest Merchant Bank Reinforces Its Commitment to Communities Through Questember 2026 

by TheNewsStar
October 7, 2026
0

    The Quest Merchant Bank and Lagos Waste Management Authority (LAWMA) teams during the Community Quest cleaning initiative in...

Classic Car Club of Nigeria Marks 10th Anniversary with ‘Nostalgic Lagos’ at Lagos Polo Club 

Classic Car Club of Nigeria Marks 10th Anniversary with ‘Nostalgic Lagos’ at Lagos Polo Club 

by TheNewsStar
October 7, 2026
0

        The Classic Car Club of Nigeria has celebrated its 10th anniversary with Nostalgic Lagos, a classic car exhibition held on October 1 at the Lagos Polo Club, Ikoyi, as part of activities marking Nigeria’s Independence Day. The event brought together classic car collectors, enthusiasts, families, friends and distinguished guests for a celebration of vintage automobiles and the memories, history and heritage associated with them. Organised around the theme of nostalgia and heritage, the event featured an impressive collection of classic automobiles, alongside a drive and showcase, fashion and style, and family-oriented activities. The celebration provided guests with an opportunity to view some of the country’s cherished vintage vehicles while connecting with the stories behind them. Speaking at the event, Yomi Badejo-Okusanya, a classic car collector and one of the event’s sponsors, said the vehicles represented more than their physical and mechanical value, noting that many were connected to personal memories and significant moments in people’s lives. “For some of us, it’s nostalgic. We carry fond memories of some of those cars. Some of them took us to school, some of them were driven by our parents, some by our uncles, and some of them we owned when we started. So every car has a history and tells a story. That’s the most important thing.” Badejo-Okusanya, who described himself as a storyteller and public relations consultant, stressed the importance of preserving the history represented by the vehicles. “You must treasure heritage, treasure tradition. There can’t be a future without a history. So this is the history that we carry here.” He added that every vehicle at the exhibition had a story, pointing to his own Mercedes-Benz, which he described as “Obokun,” and recalling its significance during the period when it was introduced in Nigeria. “Every single one has a history and I can tell you the history, the story. Every single one has a story.” According to him, the appeal of classic cars extends beyond ownership, as the vehicles provide an opportunity for people to reconnect with different periods of Nigeria’s history and share experiences across generations. Dapo Otunla, Chairman and Co-founder of the Classic Car Club of Nigeria, said the Club’s activities have continued to bring together people who share a passion for classic automobiles, including enthusiasts who do not own vintage cars themselves. “It’s the kind of thing where we come together with our cars, friends and affiliates. Even people who don’t own cars join us. We just enjoy the time, admire the cars and share experiences,” Otunla said. Founded in 2016, the Classic Car Club of Nigeria has grown over the past decade into a community of more than 120 members, organising classic car drives, exhibitions and social gatherings that promote the appreciation and preservation of vintage automobiles. The anniversary celebration also highlighted the role of classic cars in preserving Nigeria’s motoring heritage. Many of the vehicles displayed at Nostalgic Lagos were once familiar sights on Nigerian roads and remain associated with different generations and periods of the country’s social history. The Club has also continued to advocate for greater recognition of classic motoring as part of Nigeria’s cultural and tourism offering, with Otunla previously calling for increased support to develop classic car exhibitions and activities across Nigeria and the wider West African region. Nostalgic Lagos was particularly significant as it coincided with Nigeria’s Independence Day, providing an opportunity for guests to reflect on the country’s journey while celebrating vehicles that have formed part of its history....

Aburime, Soludo’s CPS, Receives Excellence Award in Strategic Communication, Public Service

Aburime, Soludo’s CPS, Receives Excellence Award in Strategic Communication, Public Service

by TheNewsStar
October 7, 2026
0

The Chief Press Secretary to Anambra State Governor, Prof. Chukwuma Charles Soludo, Mr Christian Aburime, has received the Award of...

The Person on the Other End of the Line

The Person on the Other End of the Line

by TheNewsStar
October 7, 2026
0

The Person on the Other End of the Line This Customer Service Week, the extra mile starts with something simpler:...

Next Post

Interswitch Group, Silicon Valley Product Group, Others Host Thousands at Africa’s Biggest Product Conference

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Recommended

The controversial gesture: The two Flying Eagles’ act after Argentina win shakes the foundations of football’s ethical standards

3 years ago

Odo-Eran Plank Market Fire: Odunmbaku Sympathises With Shop Owners

5 years ago

Popular News

    Connect with us

    The News Star

    © 2026 The News Star. All rights reserved. Designed by IgniteWeb.

    • About Us
    • Advertise
    • Contact Us
    • Privacy Policy

    Follow Us

    No Result
    View All Result
    • Business
    • Crime
    • Education
    • Entertainment
    • Lifestyle
    • News
    • Opinion
    • Politics
    • Religion
    • Security
    • Sports
    • World

    © 2026 The News Star. All rights reserved. Designed by IgniteWeb.

    Welcome Back!

    Login to your account below

    Forgotten Password?

    Retrieve your password

    Please enter your username or email address to reset your password.

    Log In