Oba Adedapo Tejuoso, the Osile of Oke Ona of Egbaland, in Ogun State, has thrown his weight behind one of Nigeria's leading online news platforms, Centre for Positive Journalism in Africa (CPJA News), describing the popular online news platform as a breath of fresh air in the Nigerian digital news community. The first-class monarch gave his royal blessings while receiving in audience the publisher of CPJA News, Obasegun Soyebo, who paid him a courtesy visit on Sunday, 4th August, 2024, at his Ibara housing estate residence in Abeokuta, capital of Ogun State. During the visit, Soyebo, who extolled the leadership qualities and philanthropic gestures of the first-class monarch presented a special edition of CPJA News' cover magazine frame to Oba Tejuoso in recognition of his decades of selfless service to humanity.
The Centre for Positive Journalism in Africa, better known as CPJA News, cpjanews.com, was founded to celebrate the achievements of Africans globally, elevate standards of balanced reportage and fair hearing in digital journalism. According to information on the news platform website, "we provide a platform for victims of biased journalism, blackmail, cyberbullying and falsehood to share their side of the story". In line with its mission statement, the online news platform, CPJA News has been at the forefront of efforts aimed at promoting the "positive side to every story". For over a decade, Soyebo, a veteran journalist has quietly covered and reported events from the Oke Ona palace. The latest special edition of CPJA News cover: Oba Adedapo Tejuoso: A Monarch Dedicated To The Advancement Of Humanity & Gospel Of Christ" is available online at cpjanews.com.
Oba Adedapo Tejuoso known for his promotion of the Christian faith is a monarch at home with common people. His reign has brought huge transformation to Oke Ona communities. As a monarch, he has shown that its possible to put God first in everything. A philanthropist reputed from its milk of human kindness, Oba Tejuoso has used his influence to advance the economic prosperity of his kingdom, and, by extension, Egbaland.
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