Team Naron represents philanthropist at association’s annual celebration

Alhaji Abdulraheem Muhammed-Saheed Omokehinde Akofe Ọlọ́hunláláró, Arowosadiini of Offa Land and Saraki Adiini of Raodotul Abror Worldwide, has been installed and decorated as the Patron of the Boluyo (Yam Flour and Foodstuffs) Association of Nigeria, Ikirun Branch, Osun State.

Alhaji Kehinde Raheem Olohunlalaro, who was represented by members of Team Naron at the association’s annual celebration, was honoured for what the association described as his contributions to community development, humanitarian support, grassroots empowerment and the promotion of local enterprise.

The colourful ceremony attracted members and executives of the association, with the formal installation of Olohunlalaro as Patron serving as one of the major highlights of the event.

Representing him at the ceremony were Alhaji Abdulraheem Musbahudeen Taiwo and Alhaji Raji Rahmon (Phylum), who accepted the honour on his behalf.

Speaking during the event, Alhaji Raji Rahmon expressed appreciation to the leadership and members of the Boluyo Association for the recognition and confidence reposed in Olohunlalaro.

He said the newly installed Patron remained committed to supporting traders, small-scale business owners and grassroots trade associations, adding that Olohunlalaro would continue to support initiatives aimed at improving the welfare and economic wellbeing of members of the association.

According to him, the honour would further strengthen the relationship between Olohunlalaro and the grassroots business community in Ikirun.

The leadership of the Boluyo Association commended Olohunlalaro for his accessibility and commitment to grassroots development, expressing optimism that his emergence as Patron would open a new chapter of collaboration and support for members of the association.

The annual celebration ended on a colourful note, with members expressing appreciation for the recognition of Olohunlalaro and his continued interest in grassroots development and community empowerment.