Ọọ̀ni’s Queen Aderonke To Receive The Brazilian Citizenship Award, Set To Address Parliament

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In a historic event set to take place in November, 2023, Queen Aderonke Ademiluyi-Ogunwusi , the esteemed wife of the Ọọ̀ni of Ifẹ̀ , highest spiritual authority in Yoruba land, is poised to receive an honorary citizenship from the city of Diadema, Brazil. Renowned as the visionary behind the African Fashion Week in London, Brazil, and Nigeria, Queen Aderonke is anticipated to play a significant role in boosting the month-long Black Awareness Campaign in Latin America.

The “Título de Cidadão Diademense” is a significant honor bestowed upon notable personalities who have demonstrated exceptional contributions to the Diadema community. In the case of Queen Aderonke Ademiluyi, her distinguished leadership and positive impact across cultural, social, and humanitarian spheres qualify her in an extraordinary manner for such recognition.

As the mentor and driving force behind the African Fashion Week, Queen Aderonke played a pivotal role in promoting cultural diversity and celebrating African traditions on Brazilian soil. Her presence and influence extend beyond the fashion world, resonating in various social and egalitarian initiatives.

Recognizing these remarkable contributions, the conferment of the “Título de Cidadão Diademense” accentuates the special connection between Queen Aderonke and the Diadema community, solidifying cultural bonds and enhancing positive collaboration between Yoruba royalty and the Brazilian people.

Scheduled to arrive in Brazil, Queen Aderonke will be presented with the “Cidadão Diademense” certificate during a grand session in the legislative house of Diadema. The ceremony is expected to draw the presence of distinguished dignitaries, government officials, parliamentarians, and the honorable mayor of Diadema, São Paulo.

Beyond the formalities, the culture promoter will engage with various groups and organizations as part of the Black Consciousness Day (November 20th) initiatives. Her audience will include gender associations, carnival colleges, and equal rights for women groups, where she will share insights and inspiration.

Having left an indelible mark during the African Fashion Week in Brazil, Queen Aderonke will take center stage at Samba colleges and fashion institutions across the country during her visit. Her influence continues to resonate within the Black community, further strengthening ties between Brazil and the rich cultural heritage she represents.

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