Happy Birthday to Erelu Oodua – A Celebrated Icon of African Culture

Madam Tinuade Mabel Onaneye, the Erelu Oodua and Irawo Oni of Yoruba land is a woman of substance who is highly recognised for her voice, and richness in traditional and cultural values.

She is a broad public figure and a celebrity notable for impacting society in teaching morals and values. She lives the life that people want by encouraging them through her philanthropic kindness impregnated by the generous act of giving to the needy.

Her traditional African outfits distinguish her from other celebrities that we have, not only in Nigeria but also in Africa. She is an icon of African culture from the Yoruba Dynasty.

Born this day, September 8, 1961, to the famous family of Ogunleye of Igorisa street in Ode Aye Community – an ancient town in Okitipupa Local Government Area of Ondo State, the USA-based businesswoman is a real national pride for traditional institutions in Nigeria.

Starnews Nigeria celebrates her today for her humanitarian contributions to society. As she turns 60, we are reminded of how much she means to us and the human world.

We wish her many more years of good health and prosperity.


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