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Onifiye of Idado-Ijesa Kingdom visits Brazil, signs bilateral agreements
The Onifiye Adimula of Idado-Ijesa Kingdom, Atakunmosa East Local Government Area of Osun State, Nigeria, His Royal Majesty, Oba Michael Kehinde Adewale Taiwo, is set to sign a bilateral agreement on Humanitarian Mission in Brazil.
The monarch who is currently on a visit to Brazillia, Brazil, on a working visit, was accompanied by his beautiful wife, Olori Victoria Abosede Taiwo and were warmly received by their host, Dr Franco Nicoletti, a Barrister and much respected Chairman of Group Nicoletti.
As part of activities commemorating the visit, Oba Onifiye Adimula of Idaado-Ijesa Kingdom will be signing a bilateral agreement on Humanitarian Mission with Dr Franco Nicoletti who is also the Priorado of Brazil, Sovereign Order of Saint John of Jerusalem as well as OSJ Knights of Malta.
A Philanthropist of repute, the Group Nicoletti Chairman had recently donated a Solar Powered Borehole to the Idado-Ijesa Community, a gesture that was applauded and well appreciated by the exited inhabitants of the Kingdom.
A grand reception in honour of the King and Queen of Idado-Ijesa is scheduled to hold on Saturday 17th August, 2024 in Brazillia during which the agreement will be formally signed, to be followed by a dinner at 19.00 hrs prompt.
Subsequently, Dr Franco Nicoletti have extended personal invitation letters to some important dignitaries among whom are Representatives of the Brazilian Government, members of the Diplomatic Corps.
They include; the Nigerian Ambassador to Brazil, His Excellency, Amb Ahmed Mohammed Makarfi, Captains of Industries, the Nigerian Community in Brazil and many others.
In the meantime, since the Royal Couple arrived in Brazil, they have been visiting some of the business houses of Group Nicoletti
Among the outfits visited was a factory where Waste Recycling Plants were being fabricated.
Interestingly, the host, Dr Franco Nicoletti whom the King described as unassuming, personally conducted the Royals round the factories located in and outside Brazilia.
