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Globacom Marks 21 Years Of Ojude Oba Festival Sponsorship


Nigeria’s leading indigenous digital solutions company, Globacom, has reaffirmed its support for cultural preservation with the announcement of its headline sponsorship of the 2026 Ojude Oba Festival, marking 21 consecutive years of partnership with the people of Ijebuland.

Speaking at the festival’s preevent press conference in IjebuOde, Globacom’s representative, Mr. Olumide Orojimi, described the milestone as a testament to the company’s commitment to promoting culture, unity, and national identity.

He said: “This edition represents a defining milestone for us. For twenty-one unbroken years, Globacom has walked this cultural journey with the people of Ijebuland.

“Beyond sponsorship, this part nership symbolises our deep respect for tradition, community, and the enduring spirit of our heritage. “To commemorate this historic anniversary, we are committed to making this year’s celebration even more colourful, memorable, and impactful for Ijebu sons and daughters across the world.”

He noted that the company’s longstanding collaboration with the festival has helped enhance its profile as a globally recognised cultural and tourism event, adding that culture remains “the invisible architecture of a people’s soul.”

The 2026 edition, themed “Ojude Oba: Celebration of Culture Beyond Borders,” will also honour the legacy of the late Awujale of Ijebuland, Oba Sikiru Kayode Adetona, whose reign significantly shaped the festival’s growth and prominence.



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