Akesan Day 2025: Iperu Unveils Vibrant Logo and Theme, Sets Stage for Unity and Development.
Iperu-Remo, Ogun State — In a bold and symbolic move to stir communal pride and propel developmental goals, the 2025 Akesan Day Planning Committee has officially unveiled the theme and logo for this year’s highly anticipated celebration, scheduled for November.
With the theme “Building a Stronger and United Iperu Akesanland,” the committee signals its commitment to fostering unity among indigenes and advancing socio-economic progress in the ancient town of Iperu-Remo, Ogun State.
The event logo, which was also revealed, is a creative fusion of cultural symbolism and modern design. It features traditional emblems such as the claypot, palm tree, and Eyo masquerade — all intricately woven into a circular motif that encapsulates the spirit, history, and heritage of Iperu Akesanland.
HAccording to the committee, these elements are not just decorative but carry deep meanings: the claypot representing resourcefulness, the palm tree symbolizing prosperity, and the Eyo masquerade echoing the town’s vibrant festival culture and ancestry.
Speaking on the significance of the theme and logo, the Chairman of the Planning Committee, Otunba Wale Abdul (MBA, FCA, ACIB), described them as rallying points meant to ignite a renewed sense of purpose among Iperu indigenes at home and in the diaspora.
“This year’s celebration goes beyond festivity,” he said. “It is a call to unity, progress, and collective responsibility. We believe Akesan Day 2025 will be a catalyst for building a stronger Iperu — one where tradition meets innovation and every son and daughter plays an active role in shaping our common future.”
The committee, through its Public Relations Officer, Temitope Oyekan, emphasized that the unveiling marks the beginning of a series of activities lined up to engage the community in meaningful ways. It called on all Iperu indigenes, friends, and well-wishers to rally around the theme and contribute to the development aspirations embedded in it.
As the countdown to November begins, anticipation is already mounting across the town, with stakeholders expressing hope that this year’s Akesan Day will mark a new chapter in the town’s cultural renaissance and civic awakening.
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