Prof. Usman Ogbo, Rector of Kogi State Polytechnic, embraces Ekinrin Adde community’s rich culture during annual celebration
The annual Ekinrin Adde Day celebration took on a special significance this year as the Rector of Kogi State Polytechnic, Prof. Usman Ogbo, joined in the festivities alongside the community members.
Embracing the vibrant culture and traditions of the Ekinrin Adde community, Prof. Ogbo emphasized the importance of preserving and promoting cultural heritage for the overall development of the community and the state at large.
While addressing the media, Prof. Ogbo expressed his deep love and appreciation for the Ekinrin Adde community, highlighting the need for unity and collaboration in order to achieve sustainable development.
“I am truly honored to be here today to celebrate the rich cultural heritage of the Ekinrin Adde community,” said Prof. Ogbo. “Culture plays a vital role in shaping our identity and fostering a sense of belonging, and it is vital that we work together to preserve and promote our traditions for future generations.”
The Rector also assured the community of his unwavering support and commitment to working hand in hand with them to identify areas of development and growth.
“I stand ready to support the Ekinrin Adde community in any way that I can. Let us work together to build a brighter future for our community and our state,” Prof. Ogbo added.
As the celebrations drew to a close, Prof. Ogbo reiterated his pledge to continue to stand by the Ekinrin Adde community and to promote cultural exchange and collaboration for the greater good of all involved.
