The Executive Chairman of Lekki LCDA, Engr. Rasaki Bamidele Kasali (MNSE, MNATE), led the official delegation of the local government to the colourful cultural festival, reaffirming the council’s strong commitment to heritage preservation and community unity
Epe Insights reports that Lekki Kingdom witnessed a grand cultural celebration as residents, traditional rulers, and dignitaries gathered for Ojude Oba Onilekki 2026 in honour of His Royal Majesty, Oba Liasim Olumuyiwa Ogunbekun, the Onilekki of Lekki Kingdom.
The event attracted sons and daughters of Lekki, traditional chiefs, youth groups, and cultural stakeholders from within and outside the kingdom. It served as a vibrant platform for celebrating identity, tradition, and shared values among the people.
Engr. Kasali, representing the Executive Arm of Lekki LCDA, paid homage to the revered monarch alongside other prominent guests. His presence underscored the importance the local government places on cultural institutions and traditional leadership.

He reiterated the commitment of Lekki LCDA to sustaining and promoting cultural heritage as a key pillar of unity and development. According to him, culture remains a vital tool for strengthening identity and fostering social cohesion.
The celebration featured colourful cultural displays, traditional music, royal processions, and dance performances that reflected the rich history and pride of Lekki Kingdom.
Engr. Kasali commended the organisers and the royal palace for preserving the Ojude Oba tradition, describing it as a unifying event that brings generations together while showcasing the cultural richness of the kingdom.
He noted that the festival provides an opportunity for community bonding and intergenerational connection, helping to preserve traditions for future generations.
Stakeholders and residents lauded the Executive Chairman’s active participation, describing it as a demonstration of leadership that values culture, unity, and community engagement.

The Chairman emphasized that cultural celebrations such as Ojude Oba are essential for promoting peace, identity, and mutual respect among residents.
He further assured that Lekki LCDA will continue to support initiatives that promote cultural heritage, tourism potential, and community development.
The Ojude Oba Onilekki 2026 celebration ended on a high note, with renewed pride in Lekki’s heritage and stronger commitment to unity under the leadership of Engr. Rasaki Bamidele Kasali.
