Abayomi Susan
Adron Homes and Properties Limited has reaffirmed its dedication to preserving Nigeria’s rich cultural heritage and promoting community development through its sponsorship of the 39th edition of the Lisabi Festival, one of the most celebrated cultural events of the Egba people.
Held under the esteemed leadership of Oba Adedotun Aremu Gbadebo, the festival serves as a powerful symbol of unity, resilience, and the historical legacy of Egbaland. It honors the legendary warrior Lisabi Agbongbo Akala, whose leadership and courage united the Egba people and secured their freedom.
Through this strategic partnership, Adron Homes positions itself not only as a leading real estate developer but also as a custodian of culture and a champion of community traditions that shape lives across Nigeria.
Speaking on the festival’s significance, Oba Gbadebo highlighted that Lisabi provides a crucial platform for preserving the values, traditions, and identity of the Egba people, while inspiring younger generations to stay connected to their cultural roots.
For Adron Homes, the sponsorship aligns closely with its socio-cultural objectives in Egbaland. By supporting the festival, the company contributes meaningfully to the preservation of indigenous heritage, the promotion of unity, and the celebration of a community whose influence continues to shape Abeokuta and the wider region.
Abeokuta, the capital of Ogun State, is home to key Adron Homes developments, including Sunrise Park and Gardens in Alabata and Southgate Park and Gardens Estate in Alamala. These flagship estates underscore the company’s deep-rooted presence and long-term commitment to the socio-economic growth of the region.
The 2026 edition of the Lisabi Festival, themed “Integrating Apprenticeship Training into Education: Opportunities and Challenges,” highlights the convergence of tradition and modern development—an area where Adron Homes continues to make a tangible impact through its community-driven initiatives.
The festival will feature a vibrant array of cultural and social activities, including the iconic Woro procession, traditional rites, arts and crafts exhibitions, educational programmes, and community engagements—all reflecting the richness and enduring legacy of Egba heritage.
