The Oroki Crystals Club marked its 2nd anniversary on December 27, 2024, at Mosab Event Halls, Osogbo, with a vibrant celebration that showcased its dedication to unity, community service, and social empowerment.
The event brought together members, patrons, and the patroness in a shared commitment to making a positive impact in the society.
Highlighting the club’s ethos of giving back to the community, the anniversary featured a notable act of generosity: the donation of wheelchairs to two physically challenged individuals.
This gesture reinforced the club’s mission to foster inclusivity and support for the vulnerable in society.
The event was graced by the presence of the club’s esteemed leadership, including President Alhaji Muideen Bello; Vice President Comrade Adebowale Adekola; Secretary Barrister Wale Daodu; Assistant Secretary Taiwo Oyebanji; Treasurer Abiodun Salami; Publicity Secretary Pharmacist Ropo Ogunwale; and Founder, Ademola Adebayo Tomori (popularly known as “Oscar”).
In his keynote address, Alhaji Muideen Bello expressed heartfelt appreciation to members, patrons, and the patroness for their unwavering support and contributions to the club’s growth and impact over the past two years.
He emphasized the importance of sustaining the club’s mission to uplift society through strategic initiatives and fostering solidarity among members.
The club also took the opportunity to acknowledge its respected patrons and patroness for their steadfast guidance and support:
Patrons:
1. Alhaji Mojeed Akanni (CEO, Galaxy Hotels)
2. Engr. Akin Salami
3. Mr. Kayode Komolafe
4. Mayor Segun Adeyemo
5. Prince Foluso Babalola
6. Pharmacist Wale Hammed
7. Mr. Tade Adekunle
Patroness:
1. Mrs. Atinuke Adeoye
During the event, the founder, Ademola Adebayo Tomori, highlighted the club’s achievements and urged members to maintain their dedication to the values of unity and community service.
The Oroki Crystals Club also took time to recognize and appreciate the contributions of all its members, whose names are listed below:
1. Gbenga Omigbodun
2. Oyebode Adegbola Olusola
3. Muideen Bello
4. Adewale Oladiti Ayinde
5. Ademola Adebayo Tomori (Oscar)
6. Kolade Eniola Benjamin
7. Sakariyah Adekunle Sikrullahi (KUNLEXO)
8. Isiaka Muhammed Akinloye
9. Alao Mutiu Olanrewaju
10. Akande Moshood Abiola
11. Ogunwale Ben Ropo
12. Salami Abiodun Olalekan
13. Adegbite Olalekan
14. Ajayi Abiodun Olalekan
15. Komolafe Moses Olalekan
16. Adekunle Ayo O.
17. Adebowale Olubunmi Adekola
18. Oyebanji Taiwo Oluwaseum
19. Adekunle Emmanuel Beyioku
20. Adewale Kazeem Daodu
21. AbdulSalami Musiliu Olaitan
22. Ibidun Ademola
23. Oyebode Muideen Bolarinwa
24. Mudashir Hammed
25. Babatunde Olanrewaju Isaac
26. Odediran Olakunle Oluseye
27. Opaleye Ajibola Olatunde
28. Baruwa Tajudeen
29. Adewale Taoheed Alimi
30. Farinde Mojeed Oladeji
31. Bamidele Babatunde
32. Adedokun Olabode Kehinde
33. Olaniyan Adekunle
The event concluded with a renewed commitment by members to deepen their collective impact and uphold the legacy of the Oroki Crystals Club as a symbol of excellence and social responsibility.
