Oloro Of Oro Kingdom Meets Acting  Nigerian High Commissioner In UK, Strengthens Cultural Diplomatic Ties

Oloro of Oro Kingdom,His Royal Majesty, Oba Joel Olaniyi Oyatoye Titiloye Olufayo II, has canvassed the need to promote Nigeria’s rich cultural heritage beyond the country.

Oba Joel Oyatoye Olufayo II said this when he paid a courtesy visit to Nigeria’s High Commission in London, where he was warmly received by the Acting Nigerian High Commissioner in United Kingdom, Mallam Mohammad Maidugu.

The Revered Royal Father emphasized the need to deepening Nigeria’s cultural diplomacy and enhancing the global visibility of Nigerian arts, values, and traditions.

The Oloro of Oro Kingdom reflected on his past collaborations with the Federal Government through his Asa Day Worldwide Inc. Canada aimed at preserving and projecting Nigeria’s culture through entertainment and creative initiatives.

Oba Joel Oyatoye Olufayo II reaffirmed his dedication to showcasing the good side of Nigeria to the world.

He noted that Nigerians achieving success abroad not only reflect personal accomplishment but also enhance the nation’s global image.

Responding, the Nigerian High Commissioner in United Kingdom, Mallam Mohammad Maidugu expressed his appreciation for the monarch’s visit and extended a formal welcome on behalf of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

Mallam Maidugu, who hails from a royal lineage himself, commended Oba Joel Oyatoye Olufayo II’s exemplary leadership and his commitment to promoting Nigeria’s cultural heritage both at home and abroad.

He stressed the importance of using the United Kingdom as a strategic hub for promoting Nigerian culture internationally.

The Diplomat lauded the Oloro’s for being passionate about Nigeria’s culture, describing him as a leader whose spirit of cultural promotion and service to humanity has long been evident.

He explained that the Oloro of Oro Kingdom’s ascension to the throne was a divine fulfillment of destiny, and he gave thanks to God for Nigeria’s continued blessing with visionary leaders.