Royal Household Celebrates Arrival of Princess Months After Birth of Twin Princes 
The Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi, has announced the birth of a baby girl with his wife, Olori Oluwatosin Ogunwusi, adding another member to the royal family of the ancient Yoruba kingdom.
The monarch shared the joyful news through an official statement released by his media office, confirming that both mother and the newborn princess are in good health.
Royal Family Celebrates New Arrival
According to the statement issued on behalf of the palace by the Ooni's media team, the birth of the princess is being celebrated as another blessing for the House of Oduduwa.
The monarch expressed gratitude to God for the safe delivery and appreciated the prayers and goodwill messages received from well-wishers across Nigeria and beyond.
Months After Welcoming Twin Princes
The arrival of the baby girl comes just a few months after the Ooni welcomed twin princes with another of his wives, Olori Mariam Ajibola.
The consecutive births have attracted widespread public attention, with many Nigerians congratulating the royal family and describing the recent additions as a season of blessings for the Ife Kingdom.
Congratulations Pour In
Messages of congratulations have continued to pour in from traditional rulers, political leaders, celebrities and members of the public following the announcement.
Many supporters praised the monarch and prayed for the health, wisdom and prosperity of the newborn princess, while others celebrated what they described as another historic moment for the royal household.
Ooni's Role Beyond the Palace
Since ascending the throne in 2015, the Ooni of Ife has remained one of Nigeria's most influential traditional rulers, playing prominent roles in cultural preservation, national unity, youth empowerment and investment promotion.
The birth of the princess marks another milestone for the royal family as celebrations continue in Ile-Ife, with palace officials confirming that both the mother and child are in excellent condition.