Ogun monarch urges return of religious teachings in schools
An Ogun State monarch, Oba Adedapo Tejuoso, has attributed the rise in youth vices to the decline of religious education in schools. He emphasized the importance of Biblical and Quranic teachings during a media interaction to mark his 37th coronation anniversary. Oba Tejuoso announced plans for a 37-hour marathon praise session and highlighted various initiatives under his reign. Community leaders praised his contributions to education, health, and cultural preservation.
What we know
- Oba Adedapo Tejuoso believes the lack of strong religious teachings is fueling moral decline among youths.
- He is organizing a 37-hour marathon praise session to celebrate his 37 years on the throne, with events including worship, games, and charity visits.
- The monarch stressed that early religious education instills values and helps prevent youth misconduct.
- Chief Morufu Ajisegiri commended Oba Tejuoso for expanding scholarships, providing medical support, and empowering vulnerable groups through the Oke-Ona Egba Dynasty Trust Foundation.
- Activities for the anniversary include praise sessions, competitions, visits to care homes, and interdenominational services.
