In an atmosphere filled with music, fellowship, and faith, Hon. Alh. Omooba Damilare Mohammed Bello (Dre), Member representing Sagamu Constituency 1 at the Ogun State House of Assembly, attended the OGD Annual Choir Festival 2025, hosted at the magnificent Abraham’s Tabernacle, GRA Sagamu, Ogun State.
The event, a spiritually uplifting tradition organized by Senator Otunba Gbenga Daniel (OGD), brought together choirs, worshippers, and dignitaries from across Ogun State and beyond. Renowned for its rich musical performances and interdenominational unity, the festival continues to serve as a cornerstone of cultural and spiritual celebration in Remoland.
While at the event, Hon. Dre met with several prominent personalities and political associates, including Hon. Ladi Adebutu (Lado), a well-regarded statesman and community figure, as well as Asiwaju Bolarin Oluwole (Abo), a dynamic and emerging aspirant for the House of Representatives. Their presence further emphasized the convergence of leadership, faith, and shared community development goals.
In a remarkable gesture of support for music, youth, and faith-based initiatives, Lado Abo donated ₦10 million during the festival — a moment that drew applause and admiration from attendees. His contribution further emphasized the growing commitment among emerging leaders to invest in cultural preservation and communal upliftment.
Hon. Dre commended the vision behind the annual event, applauding the organizers, performers, and the OGD Foundation for sustaining a platform that merges artistic excellence with spiritual purpose.
“Beyond politics and public service, gatherings like this remind us of the power of unity, expression, and collective faith. The OGD Choir Festival is not just an event; it's a legacy in motion,” he said.
The OGD Choir Festival continues to be a landmark celebration of harmony in sound, in spirit, and in the shared future of Remoland.
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