Mogaji Bolantan Ruling House of Soun dedicates multi-million-naira house
Yinka ADETUNJI


Mogaji Bolantan
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Mogaji (head) of the Bolantan Ruling House of Soun of Ogbomoso Dynasty, Prince Samuel Oyebamiji Oyedeji, Saturday, held a house-warming ceremony of his new house, at Hamama Area.
The magnificent mansion, whose cost is estimated to have run into millions of naira, stands majestically on a six-plot of land. The dedication was attended by several dignitaries who included the Mogaji of Aburumaku and Odunaro Ruling Houses, Princes Olawuyi Oyelayo Itabiyi and Ilufoye Layode respectively; the Ilus (High Chief Sobalaje Otolorin, the Areago of Ogbomosoland, High Chief David Ojo, Ikolaba of Ogbomosoland, and High Chief Rebecca Ogundare, Iyalode); traditional rulers and chiefs among whom were Are Alaasa of Ogbomosoland, High Chief Joseph Oyelola; Alaroje of Aroje, HRH Ayanpoju; Onilota of Ilota; and Alapo of Ogbomosoland.
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Religious leaders including the minister-in-charge of Owode Baptist Church, Rev’d Oyeyemi Oyekan; Rev’d Dr Emmanuel Salako (former pastor of Alaafia Oluwa Baptist Church); the Parakoyi of Ogbomosoland, Alhaji Aleem Sirajdeen; and Chief Imam of Soun Palace, Sheikh Habeeb Ayilara were also in attendance.
Some other dignitaries were Prince Kolapo Oyadiran DSS retired and who is currently CSO LAUTECH Ogbomoso; and Prince Adegbile Adeomi, CEO of A4 Concepts, GB Area, Ogbomoso. Oke-Ogbegun Landlord Association, where Prince Oyedeji formerly lived and where he is a respected leader were also represented in their numbers.
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Rev’d Oyekan in his exhortation charged the congregation on the imperative of building mansion for themselves in heaven, while congratulating Mogaji Bolantan for the grace to build and dedicate the house.
In their testimonies, decked in white attires, Mogaji Oyedeji and his wife, Princess Deborah, gave all glory to God noting “Without Him the feat wouldn’t have been achieved.”
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The Mogaji recalled how in the past he had trouble paying his house rent while re-affirming God as the source of his successes.
The mansion has a spacious living room and private sitting rooms, several rooms including a large master bedroom. The finishing is superb, powered by solar power energy as a backup, garage, games’ stands, and numerous other recreational activities.
“This is magnificent,” an attendee commented in passing, as guests were sumptuously entertained.
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Rev Dr Emmanuel Salako (rtd) and his wife Mrs Salako (7-in-1 Fashion Line)



















