Odogbolu Announces Annual Oro/Asemo Festival Advisory

Residents and visitors are advised to take note of the annual Oro/Asemo Festival taking place in Odogbolu Kingdom.

As part of the observance, visitors, women and non-indigenes are advised to remain indoors from the evening of Friday, October 30, until Sunday, November 1, 2026. People in these groups are encouraged to plan ahead, avoid unnecessary travel during the stated period and follow any further guidance issued by community leaders or local authorities.

The festival is an annual cultural observance in Odogbolu. Residents and others in the area are asked to respect local customs and cooperate with any arrangements put in place for the event. Those who may be travelling to or through Odogbolu are urged to make alternative plans, confirm conditions with trusted local contacts and share this notice with anyone who may be affected.

The advisory is especially important for people unfamiliar with the festival or its practices. Visitors are encouraged to arrange accommodation and essential needs in advance and to avoid entering areas where restrictions may apply. Community members should also help ensure that guests and neighbours are aware of the dates and can make appropriate arrangements.

The notice covers the period beginning on Friday evening, October 30, and ending on Sunday, November 1, 2026. Anyone who needs clarification about the observance or the scope of the advisory should seek information from the relevant community representatives.

The message closes with a call for the people of Odogbolu to stand together in support of their community and its traditions: “Osi Odogbolu a gbe wa ooo.”