Hon. Tomisin Edu Falade Receives Royal Blessings and Stakeholder Endorsement at Isolo Festival in Akure

The 2025 edition of the Isolo Festival in Akure was not only a celebration of culture and heritage but also a moment of political significance, as Hon. Tomisin Edu Falade, a leading aspirant for the Akure North/South Federal Constituency seat, received royal blessings and widespread stakeholder endorsement.

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The annual Isolo Festival, a major cultural celebration in the city, brought together indigenes, traditional rulers, political leaders, youth groups, and well-wishers who converged to honor the rich heritage of the Akure people. Against this vibrant backdrop, the festival also became a stage for community solidarity and political positioning.

As part of the event, Hon. Falade paid homage to traditional rulers and high-ranking chiefs. In a symbolic gesture of acceptance, the royal fathers offered prayers of success and blessings for her aspiration to represent Akure North and South at the National Assembly. The moment reflected both cultural approval and traditional legitimacy, underscoring her deep connection with the people.

Beyond the royal blessings, the festival provided an opportunity for community leaders and political stakeholders to make a public show of support. Leaders across Akure North and South highlighted her consistency in grassroots mobilization, her compassion towards the less privileged, and her record in community development. They described her as a woman of vision and integrity whose humility and dedication stand her out among other aspirants.

The endorsement at the festival was not limited to traditional rulers alone. Political stakeholders and community figures openly aligned with her ambition, presenting her as the right choice for effective representation. Their collective voice portrayed her not just as a politician, but as a true daughter of the soil whose leadership qualities resonate with the yearnings of the people.

In her remarks, Hon. Falade expressed gratitude for the support and reaffirmed her commitment to serve with sincerity and dedication. She emphasized that the blessings and endorsements she received at the festival had strengthened her resolve to raise the standard of representation and bring development closer to the people of Akure North and South.

The event has since been described by observers as a significant boost to her campaign ahead of the 2026 general elections. With cultural affirmation from the traditional institutions and political endorsement from stakeholders, her candidacy has gained momentum and positioned her strongly in the race for the federal constituency seat.