In a demonstration of exceptional leadership and commitment to community engagement, Tunde Olaogun, a student of Masters in Public Administration at Ladoke Akintola University of Technology (LAUTECH), recently led his fellow class members to the Palace of the Soun of Ogbomosho, His Royal Majesty, Ọba Ghandi Afọlábí Ọláoyè, Orumógege III.
This visit, which is part of the preparation for the valedictory activities of the class, emphasizes on experiential learning and community development, aimed to provide the students with a unique opportunity to learn about the rich cultural heritage and traditions of Ogbomosho.
The visit also underscored the importance of collaboration and mutual understanding between the academia and traditional institutions in promoting sustainable development and good governance.
As a student of Masters in Public Administration, Tunde Olaogun has consistently demonstrated his commitment to leadership, community service, and philanthropy.
By leading his fellow students to the Palace of the Soun of Ogbomosho, he has shown that leadership is not just about theoretical knowledge, but also about practical application and community engagement.
The students, in company of the Executive Committee of the Class, ably led by Tunde Olaogun, were warmly received by the Soun of Ogbomosho and his Council of Chiefs.
The visit provided a platform for the students to engage with the traditional ruler and his council, learning about the challenges and opportunities facing the community and exploring ways to collaborate and support each other.
This initiative is a shining example of Tunde Olaogun’s leadership trait and his commitment to leading by example.
His selfless dedication to community service and development is an inspiration to many, and his visit to the Palace of the Soun of Ogbomosho will undoubtedly have a lasting impact on his fellow students and the community.
The visit to the palace is a significant move for Tunde Olaogun, a son of the soil with ambitions to represent the good people of Ogbomosho at the Oyo State House of Assembly come 2027 elections. This visit underscores his commitment to his roots and his desire to engage with the traditional institutions that shape the community.
By paying homage to the palace with his classmates, Tunde Olaogun is not only showing respect for the traditional authority but also demonstrating his understanding of the importance of grassroots engagement in his political aspirations. This move is likely to resonate with the people of Ogbomosho, who value their cultural heritage and traditional institutions.
In Nigeria, traditional rulers like the Obas in Lagos State play a vital role in promoting cultural heritage and national unity. By engaging with these institutions, Tunde Olaogun is positioning himself as a leader who understands the significance of cultural identity and community engagement in effective governance.
