Ooni Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi (Ojaja II) the Ooni of Ife, described both white and black people globally as one family created by one God to co-exist for the sustenance of the world.
Ooni Ogunwusi made this assertion while delivering a powerful speech at the hallow chamber of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives in Harrisburg USA. He thus charged them to always see the blacks as their brothers, sisters in unity, harmony and progress of of the world especially the continent of Africa which he called center of the world as whatever happens at the center effect the whole system.
Ooni Ogunwusii was given a standing ovation by Honourable Members of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives in Harrisburg USA as he addressed the filled to capacity House of Assembly.
Ooni Ogunwusi, who was also accompanied by a retinue of prominent Yoruba kings and chiefs, was ushered in the Assembly by the duo of Democratic Chairman-Commerce Committee W. Curtis Thomas and member representing the Woodhaven District Vanessa Lowest Brown.
His Imperial Majesty was seated at the VIP reserved side of the chambers before he was formally invited to the front podium by the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Hon. Mike Turzri to address the multitude of members who had defied their recess to honour the Ooni of Ife.
In Ooni Ogunwusi’s 15 minute speech amidst interval applause from the Assembly members capped with resounding standing ovation, His Majesty described both white and black people globally as one family created by one God to co-exist for the sustainance of the world. He expressed happiness and appreciation with the warm reception he was treated with by the whites dominated Congress.
He thus charged them to always see the blacks as their brothers/sisters in unity, harmony and progress of of the world especially the continent of Africa which he called center of the world as whatever happens at the center effect the whole system.
“It has been scientifically proven that the mankind began from Africa and the world must come together to rescue the continent from poverty, illiteracy and insecurity that have over the years characterized the continent’s underdevelopment. The only way to achieve this is for both whites and blacks to see themselves as one big family created by one God the king of kings”.
