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The Ode-Omi Kingdom in Ogun Waterside Local Government ,Ogun State has been thrown into mourning following the death of its traditional ruler, His Royal Majesty, Oba Folailu Adekunle Hassan (Osoteku II), the Lenuwa of Ode-Omi Kingdom.
The monarch died on Tuesday, June 30, 2026.
In a statement issued by the Osoteku Royal Family through the Balogun of Ode-Omi Kingdom, Chief Shittu Aliu Adeyemi, the late monarch was described as a visionary leader, custodian of the kingdom’s cultural heritage and a symbol of peace, wisdom and unity.
The family said Oba Hassan devoted his reign to the progress, development and well-being of the people of Ode-Omi, leaving behind a legacy of exemplary leadership, fatherly counsel and unwavering commitment to his subjects.
Although funeral arrangements are yet to be announced, the family has fixed a Fidau prayer for Saturday, July 11, 2026, at the Lenuwa Palace, Ode-Omi Kingdom, beginning at 10 a.m.
Meanwhile, condolences have continued to pour in from prominent personalities and well-wishers.
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In a condolence message dated July 2, 2026, Ogun State Governor, Prince Dapo Abiodun, described the monarch’s death as a painful loss to the Hassan family, the people of Ode-Omi and the Ijebu Traditional Council.
The governor praised the late monarch as a promoter of unity, harmony and cultural values, adding that he was also a philanthropist whose contributions positively impacted many lives.
He said the monarch’s reign was marked by progress and meaningful development, adding that his legacy would continue to inspire future generations.
Governor Abiodun prayed for the repose of the monarch’s soul and asked God to grant the royal family, traditional chiefs and the people of Ode-Omi the strength to bear the irreparable loss.
Oba Folailu Adekunle Hassan’s passing marks the end of an era in Ode-Omi Kingdom, where he will be remembered for his dedication to preserving tradition, promoting unity and advancing the development of his community.
