Traditional leaders of Ebute-Igbooro in Yewa North Local Government Area of Ogun State have called on the state government to provide infrastructure and other facilities to transform Oleyo Waterfall into a major cultural and tourist attraction.
They said the ancient waterfall had existed for generations and historically played an important role in the cultural and spiritual life of the people.
The Elebute of Ebute-Igbooro, Alhaji Amusa Dosumu, in statement made available to our correspondent on Saturday, said the waterfall was situated on Ebute-Igbooro land and belonged to the community.
Oba Dosumu spoke about the cultural significance of the Oleyo Waterfall, saying the community had continued to associate the spring with positive experiences and good water.
“There are many benefits because this Oleyo water does not tolerate evil. We see that it brings good water,” he said.
The traditional ruler appealed to the Ogun State Government to support the community in
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