Erepoto, Epe, witnessed a solemn morning prayer and celebration as the Jegede family marked both the 45-year remembrance of the late Alhaja Safurat Ajoke Jegede and the 95th birthday of Alhaji Chief Razaq Adebisi Jegede.
Epe Insights reports that the gathering attracted Islamic clerics, dignitaries, friends, and loved ones who came to honour a legacy built on faith, discipline, and enduring family values. The ceremony combined reflection, prayers, and thanksgiving.
During the event, tributes were paid to Alhaja Safurat Ajoke Jegede, highlighting her lifelong commitment to faith, community service, and instilling strong moral principles within her family.
Attendees also celebrated Alhaji Chief Razaq Adebisi Jegede’s 95 years of life, acknowledging his contributions to family and community development. Prayers were offered for continued health, strength, and blessings.
Clergy and community leaders commended the Jegede family for preserving a rich heritage and fostering values of discipline, unity, and spiritual devotion across generations.
Family members shared memories and reflections, emphasizing the influence of Alhaja Safurat Ajoke Jegede on their upbringing and the community at large. The celebration reflected gratitude for her guidance and enduring impact.
The dual commemoration also featured interactive sessions where attendees exchanged heartfelt messages, prayed for the family’s continued success, and reaffirmed commitments to community development.
The event underscored the importance of remembering past generations while celebrating present achievements, bridging legacy and continuity for the Jegede family and the wider Erepoto community.
