
Arigbajo Oba-Elect, Mosaku, Continues Late Monarch Legacy with Free Eye Care
A Nigerian in diaspora, Prince Olusegun Olawale Mosaku has said the need to uphold the philanthropic values of his late father, to continue his efforts to make meaningful, positive change and provide critical needs in his community, were the reasons he organised free cataract operation, free eye drops and glasses for the people recently, powered by the Eye Foundation Hospital.
It will be recalled that Oba Timothy Oluwole Sunday Mosaku, Olu of Arigbajo in Ifo Local Government Area, who joined his ancestors on August 14, 2025, is the father of Prince Olawale.
The scion of the late monarch said his gesture is a show of shared values with his late father, who engaged extensively in philanthropic works for the community where he reigned.
Prince Olawale also said the gestures reinforce his belief that involvement in charitable activities can broaden perspectives, increase empathy, and promote personal development. .
Hundreds of members of the community benefited from the medical outreach, which was held for two days on September 18-19, 2025.
One of the beneficiaries, Mrs Oladele Deborah, expressed appreciation to Prince Olawale for “continuing his late father’s legacy of providing critical needs and welfare programmes for his subjects.”
Ditto, Mr Olatunji Oke, who commended the Prince for “amplifying the late monarch’s philanthropic efforts.”
Co-ordinator of the outreach, Chief Shakirudeen Olatoye, the Baale Onipara, quoted the late monarch’s usual statement that “Engaging in philanthropy can lead to personal fulfilment, growth, and a deeper understanding of societal issues as he believed that he wanted to leave a lasting impact and be remembered for his positive influence.
<span;>“Our late monarch,” Chief Olatoye, said, “held the belief that philanthropy not only benefits those in need but also enriches the lives of the givers.”
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