...Describes Prestigious Recognition as Well-Deserved, Commends His Contributions to Humanity, Community Development, Women and Youth Empowerment
The Asiwaju of Osogboland, Retired Justice Moshud Adekunle Adeigbe, has congratulated a distinguished son of Osogboland, renowned philanthropist and community development advocate, Engr. Raji Kehinde, popularly known as AARAJI and the originator of Kejebu, on his conferment with the prestigious Honourary Award of the United Nations on World Peace as a Knight of World Peace.
The international recognition, which celebrates Engr. Raji Kehinde's contributions to peace, humanity and sustainable
development, was presented on October 24, 2026, at the Nigerian Army Resource Centre, Abuja, Nigeria.
In his congratulatory message, Retired Justice Adeigbe described the honour as well-deserved, timely and a fitting recognition of Engr. AARAJI's unwavering commitment to humanitarian service, social advancement and the promotion of peaceful coexistence.
He noted that the award was a testament to the recipient's consistent dedication to making meaningful contributions to society, stressing that his efforts towards improving human lives and promoting sustainable community development deserved commendation and recognition.
According to the Asiwaju, Engr. Raji Kehinde represents a shining example of a patriotic and selfless son of Osogboland whose contributions have continued to make a positive impact beyond his immediate environment.
He particularly commended the award recipient for his immense contributions to the growth and development of Osogboland, noting that his philanthropic engagements and community-oriented initiatives have provided opportunities for many residents, particularly women and young people.
Retired Justice Adeigbe further acknowledged AARAJI's commitment to grassroots development through empowerment programmes and interventions designed to improve livelihoods, encourage self-reliance and create opportunities for vulnerable members of society.
He observed that empowering women and youths remains a critical component of sustainable development, adding that individuals who dedicate their resources and influence to uplifting others deserve encouragement and public recognition.
The Asiwaju expressed pride in the achievements of Engr. Raji Kehinde, describing him as a worthy ambassador of Osogboland whose humanitarian disposition and passion for community advancement have continued to bring honour to his ancestral home.
He maintained that the recognition as a Knight of World Peace was not merely a personal achievement but also a source of pride for Osogboland and its people, as it reflects positively on the community's contributions to humanity and society at large.
Retired Justice Adeigbe urged Engr. AARAJI to regard the honour as an additional responsibility to intensify his commitment to humanitarian service, peacebuilding and the advancement of humanity.
He also encouraged other well-meaning sons and daughters of Osogboland to emulate his exemplary spirit of generosity, community service and dedication to the collective progress of their homeland.
The Asiwaju Rtd Justice Moshud Adekunle Adeigbe concluded by wishing Engr. Raji Kehinde greater accomplishments, good health and renewed strength to continue his impactful contributions to humanity, while expressing confidence that the international recognition would inspire even greater achievements in the years ahead.
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