How Iyalaje Oodua, Toyin Kolade Promotes Yoruba And African Culture

Princess Dr. Toyin Kolade is a woman with large hearth. She has in the cause of her service to humanity helped to alleviate the poverty levels of Nigerians. First, as a successful businesswoman who toiled so hard to be where she is today, Princess Kolade remembered vividly the lowest ebb she was before being blessed immensely by the Almighty God to be at the highest pedestal of the Nigerian business sector. She is into the general importation of goods that involve household materials, electronics, super-quality furnitures which are very potent to the livelihood of Nigerians through her company, Fislolak Global Ventures.

Recently installed as the Iyalaje Oodua by His Imperial Majesty Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi, the Ojaja II Ooni, Princess Dr. Toyin Kolade has greatly proven her mettle in the delivery of humanitarianism and this is because during the Covid-19 challenge of 2019 to 2020, she was physically there for the people, giving them free palliatives worth millions of naira.
This hardworking and sultry woman has also played a huge role in promoting both the Nigerian and African culture through her involvement in the internationalization of the country’s culture. Iyalaje Oodua is also involved in the world-class celebration of the AJE FESTIVAL and the OLOJO FESTIVAL in Ile-Ife not leaving out all the cultural festivals that are in Ijesha Land. She is highly recognized and honoured by both the Ooni of Ife and the Owa Obokun of Ijeshaland whom she respect as her fathers.
Iyalaje Oodua, Princess Toyin Kolade is immensely blessed with lovely children who are all doing well in their individual careers because her husband Prince Kayode Kolade is a top Custom Officer whose roles and contributions to the curbing of border crimes are intact.
For those who are very close to Princess Toyin Kolade, the Iyalaje of Oodua Worldwide, she is a very nice and caring mother to all who come across her and she is a dedicated Nigerian to the core.

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Quadri Olowolagba