In a significant move, the Ogun State Government has officially designated August 20 each year as Ìṣẹ̀ṣe Day, a celebration dedicated to honoring the Yoruba isese community. This declaration comes alongside the announcement that August 20 will be observed as a work-free day and a public holiday in Ogun State. This decision marks a remarkable milestone for the Yoruba isese community and is a cause for celebration.

With the establishment of Ìṣẹ̀ṣe Day, the Ogun State Government acknowledges the cultural and spiritual significance of the Yoruba isese tradition. This annual celebration will serve as a platform to honor and preserve the rich heritage and values of the Yoruba people, particularly in the realm of spirituality and traditional practices.

This move stands as a testament to the government’s commitment to promoting cultural diversity, unity, and inclusivity within the state.