Mouka Celebrates Culture, Backs N500m Palace Project

Mouka has announced its participation at the 15th Coronation Anniversary of Oba Isiaka Oyero, the traditional ruler of Ketu-Kosofe, and the official launch of a N500 million ultra-modern palace project.

The participation was in furtherance of Mouka’s commitment to staying connected to the cultural roots and heritage of the Nigerian people.

LEADERSHIP reports that the landmark celebration, held in conjunction with Agboyi-Ketu Local Council Development Area, brought together distinguished guests, community leaders, and key stakeholders to commemorate the monarch’s impactful reign and to raise funds for the construction of a new palace befitting the growth and modernisation recorded across the kingdom.

Oba Oyero, who ascended the throne in February 2011, described the proposed palace as a powerful symbol of heritage and progress.

Speaking, the monarch said the new palace will stand as a symbol of the Kingdom’s heritage

“Our community has witnessed a remarkable transformation over the years. The new palace will stand as a symbol of our heritage and the progress we have achieved,” the monarch stated.

Speaking at the event, the chief commercial officer of Mouka Foam and the chairman of Ketu Ibu Owo Development Association, Chief Oladimeji Osingunwa, emphasised the project’s long-term significance.

Osingunwa, who is also the Asiwaju of Ketu, Kosofe Kingdom, said the palace project represents a collective commitment to preserving the Kingdom’s heritage.

“This palace project represents our collective commitment to preserving our heritage while creating a dignified centre for leadership and community development. In partnership with the local council and our people, we are laying a foundation that will serve generations to come.”

The anniversary celebration drew notable dignitaries, including Kafilat Adetola Ogbara, member of the House of Representatives for Kosofe Federal Constituency, who described the occasion as a milestone in the kingdom’s development and pledged her support for the palace project.

Also in attendance were Nollywood superstar Sola Sobowale and several prominent stakeholders.

Officials of the Agboyi-Ketu LCDA described the palace initiative as a strategic investment in strengthening the traditional institution and reinforcing community identity, aligning with the rapid urban expansion across the kingdom.