NIMFEST STAR OF THE YEAR

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NIMFEST STAR OF THE YEAR.
KING OF IFE :

Oba Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi, Ojaja II, is a Nigerian monarch. He is the traditional ruler and Ooni of the great Yoruba kingdom of Ile-Ife. He has held his title since 2015.

NIMFEST STAR ACHIEVEMENTS: he is the first African Royal monarch to support and invest in the fight against COVID-19 PANDEMIC providing Fumigation machines with vehicles to all states and federal Government in the federal Republic of Nigeria, funding the research of covid-19 vaccines for the betterment of humanity, distributed palliatives to the vulnerable, Unite Researchers/funds for a single course in developing Vaccine at the speed of light to support humanity survive, unite various Royalties and people to stand against the fight of COVID-19 pandemics and in history, stand to support Governments without doubt or lack of trust & more..

Your Majesty, his Royal highness, Sir, we applauded your leadership styles, courage, love and support not only to the Nigerian government and people alone but to humanity and the world at large.. We as your humble subject across Africa and the world beyond are connected to you either by blood, colour, attitudes, love and humanity in existence according to the law of creation.

Thank you for the great support to humanity and fight against the COVID-19 pandemic in Nigeria, Africa and beyond the boarders..

You deserve more than an accolades, honor, recognition, Order of the Niger, Ambassador of humanity, Ambassador of COVID-19, united Nation Awards / Recognition, African Union Awards / Recognition, Noble prize in Peace and justice, and more as a front liner to encourage all health workers,victims, families and people in Africa..

We all know that you are God sent and your impeccable leadership continue to manifest among your Royal subjects as a pioneer and father of modern monarch in Africa.
You are the "THE MAN ON THE MARCH FOR HUMANITY AGAINST COVID-19 PANDEMIC".

We love you dearly Our Father

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