Kayode Olagunju

About

OMO OLASOOYE OTINSOKUN

My Story.
My Heritage.

Broadcaster by training. Storyteller at heart. Culture custodian by responsibility.
Prince Kayode Adeyeni Olagunju
About Me
Prince Kayode Adeyeni Olagunju

Omo Oduduwa, Omo Olasooye Otinsokun, Omo Owa Otan.

I am a proud son of Otan-Ayegbaju, a broadcaster by training, a storyteller at heart and a custodian of Yoruba heritage.

My journey has been shaped by family, culture, broadcasting, service and a continuing connection to my roots.

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From my years in broadcasting in Nigeria to my life and professional journey in the United Kingdom, I continue to carry the values of communication, service, culture and responsibility.

I am married to Oluwaseun Olagunju, my wife and life partner. Her love, companionship and support are an important part of my personal journey.

Through this website, I hope to preserve family history, celebrate Yoruba heritage, share stories and connect people at home with Africans and people of African heritage around the world.

My Royal Heritage

Omo Oduduwa, Omo Olasooye Otinsokun, Omo Owa Otan.

My roots are deeply connected to the ancient town of Otan-Ayegbaju in present-day Boluwaduro Local Government, Osun State, Nigeria.

Olasooye Otinsokun Osiloye

Traditionally remembered as the 16th child of Oduduwa and the founding ancestor associated with Otan-Ayegbaju.

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According to the traditional history of Otan-Ayegbaju, Olasooye Otinsokun Osiloye was the 16th child of Oduduwa who migrated from Ile-Ife and became the founding ancestor associated with the establishment of Otan-Ayegbaju.

This ancestral connection forms an important part of the Otinsokun royal heritage and the identity of Otan-Ayegbaju.

I am proud to carry the Otinsokun name, not merely as an inheritance, but as a responsibility to honour the history, values and people connected to it.

Royal Lineage

A heritage across generations.

My family history forms part of a wider story of Yoruba royalty, leadership and service.

Olasooye Otinsokun Osiloye Traditionally remembered as the 16th child of Oduduwa and associated with the founding of Otan-Ayegbaju.
Owa Otinsokun Ribihun I Reigned 1881–1906.
His Royal Majesty Oba Bolarinwa Bamigbade Adeni Olagunju MBE Ribihun II — 19th Owa of Ancient Otan-Ayegbaju, who reigned from 1925–1962.
Prince Adebagbo Alao Olagunju First and Last Agbomola of Ila-Orangun, politician and healthcare provider.
Prince Kayode Adeyeni Olagunju Broadcaster, storyteller, culture custodian and healthcare professional in the United Kingdom.
Family

The people who shaped my journey.

Family is at the heart of my identity, values and understanding of service. The people who came before me, those who walk beside me and those who continue the journey with me are all part of my story.

Prince Solomon Adetayo Olagunju

My father and a seasoned administrator whose life and values have been part of my foundation.

Mary Olagunju

My mother and a seasoned administrator whose influence remains an important part of my story.

Oluwaseun Olagunju

My wife and life partner, whose love, companionship and support are an important part of my journey.

Prince Adebagbo Alao Olagunju

My grandfather, politician, healthcare provider and the First and Last Agbomola of Ila-Orangun.

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He owned Mojirire Clinic in Ila-Orangun and contributed to his community through healthcare and public life.

Marriage & Partnership

Life is a journey we share.

I am married to Oluwaseun Olagunju, my wife and life partner.

Marriage is an important part of my personal story and the journey I continue to build alongside family, heritage, service and purpose.

Oluwaseun Olagunju

My wife, companion and partner in life’s journey. Her presence is an important part of the family and personal story behind the person I am today.

Broadcasting

The microphone is a trust.

Before relocating to the United Kingdom, I had the privilege of serving at the Broadcasting Corporation of Oyo State — BCOS, the Pace-Setter.

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At BCOS, I learned the essence of broadcasting: integrity, timeliness, professionalism and the sacred duty to inform, educate and entertain.

The newsroom, studio and field taught me that the microphone is not simply a tool. It is a trust.

Broadcasting is service.

Every story carries responsibility. Every voice has the potential to inform, educate and inspire.

Healthcare & Service

A continuing tradition of care.

My professional journey has extended beyond broadcasting. Today, in the United Kingdom, I am also involved in healthcare.

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My experience in healthcare has strengthened my understanding of care, communication, compassion and service to others.

In different ways, broadcasting and healthcare have taught me a similar lesson: people matter.

This is another way in which service continues to be part of my personal and family story.

Life in the Diaspora

From home to the world.

Today, from my base in the United Kingdom, I continue my journey through journalism, storytelling and digital media.

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Living in the diaspora has strengthened my appreciation of home. Distance has not weakened my connection to Yoruba culture; it has made preserving and sharing it even more meaningful.

Through journalism, storytelling and digital media, I seek to connect people at home with Africans and people of African heritage around the world.

My Mission

To bridge home and the diaspora.

To tell our stories with truth and dignity.

To project the richness of Yoruba culture, traditional institutions, history and the resilience of our people to the world.

To be a trusted voice for Africans at home and abroad.

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Welcome To My World

Kaabo.

E ku abọ.
Welcome.

Prince Kayode Adeyeni Olagunju
Omo Oduduwa, Omo Olasooye Otinsokun, Omo Owa Otan.