When Digital Winds Rise: OOPA Sets the Stage for the 2025 Osun Digital Media Week

 


Osogbo, Osun State | November 30, 2025


In the quiet hum of Osogbo’s waking dawn, a new chapter begins to unfold, as the Osun Online Publishers Association (OOPA) lifts the curtain

on the 2025 Osun Digital Media Week,

a gathering where ideas breathe, technology speaks,

and the future of Nigeria’s information landscape is reimagined.



Set for December 4, 2025,

at the serene Ben Bar Event Hall by Regina Suite, Ring Road, Osogbo,

the three-day convergence promises more than an event,

it promises a renaissance.



From Corporate Social Responsibility outreach

to professional refresher sessions that re-ignite old flames of excellence,

and a grand public lecture themed:


“Harnessing Technology and Artificial Intelligence

towards Credible Elections and Information Dissemination in Nigeria.”



OOPA invites the nation to listen, learn, and lead

as digital pathways reshape our democratic heartbeat.




Guiding this conversation is the Guest Speaker,

Dr. Mutiu Agboke,

the Osun State Resident Electoral Commissioner, a voice seasoned with experience,

ready to unravel how emerging technologies

can guard the ballot, empower the media,

and drive innovations that sustain a credible electoral future.



Amid the intellectual symphony,

Digital Media Week becomes a festival of honour, celebrating online publishers and media practitioners,

men and women who keep the torch of truth alive in the vast corridors of Nigeria’s digital space.



Gracing the occasion with royal dignity is

His Royal Majesty, Oba (Dr.) Hameed Oyelude Makama, Tegbosun III,

the Olowu of Kuta (CON), standing as Father of the Day;

while Mrs. Funmi Abokede, General Manager of Osun CSDA,

brings the warmth and honour of the Mother of the Day.



Together, their presence weaves tradition with technology,

culture with creativity,

heritage with the horizon of innovation.


OOPA continues its journey as a respected citadel of online journalism, a home where collaboration, capacity building, and advocacy

shape the conversations that matter:

the power of technology,

the responsibility of information,

and the transforming pulse of digital media

in Nigeria’s democratic story.


Signed:

Adesoji Omosebi

Chairman


Adekale Babatunde

Secretary

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