The ancient town of Ilesa, Osun State, witnessed a rare and purposeful homecoming on Sunday, December 28, 2025, as Faith Adewale, a popular housemate on Big Brother Naija, Season 10 (2025), known as Dr. Faith, a medical doctor, AR creator, and polyamorous individual who was stood out for his medical background, artistic skills (painting, poetry), strategic gameplay who becoming a memorable, complex figure in the season, returned not for celebration alone, but with a mission deeply rooted in service, compassion, and community health.
The occasion was the maiden Health Fair of the Oba Titus Folorunso Adewale Foundation, held at the Ofokutu Royal Hall, Iroye Street, and it stood out as a homecoming uniquely defined by free medical outreach, health education, and renewed hope for the people.
A SYMBOLIC ARRIVAL OF HONOUR, HERITAGE, AND FAMILY PRIDE
Faith Adewale’s arrival was rich in symbolism and cultural expression. Riding into Ilesa on horseback, he made a powerful statement of honour, tradition, and identity. At the Iroye–Okesa junction, family members—spanning children, parents, and grandchildren—had gathered in joyful unity to receive him. They were all clad in customized T-shirts bearing the Foundation’s logo and the image of the family patriarch, creating a colourful and emotional scene of welcome.
He was celebrated as one of the prides of the Adewale family, a legacy firmly rooted in the lineage of Oba Titus Folorunso Adewale, reflecting the family’s enduring commitment to leadership, service, and societal impact.
ANOTHER PRIDE OF THE FAMILY: PRINCE ADEWALE FRANCIS OMOROTADE
Beyond Faith Adewale’s impactful return, the occasion also highlighted another towering achievement within the Adewale family. Prince Adewale Francis Omorotade, who ascended to the prestigious position of President of the Washington State Bar Association in the United States, was recognized as a symbol of excellence, discipline, and global professional distinction.
His emergence as the head of a foremost legal institution in the United States further underscores the Adewale family’s legacy of producing individuals who excel locally and internationally, bringing honour not only to the family but also to Ilesa and Nigeria at large.
DISTINGUISHED PERSONALITIES AT THE HIGH TABLE
The event attracted respected dignitaries who were seated at the High Table, including:
Joanna, whose full name is Josephine Iwoh, also a prominent housemate in the Big Brother Naija (BBNaija) Season
Oba Adewale Oluwabukunmi Sunday, the Ajemba of Ijemba
Prince Victor Adewale the Olori Ebi, Head of the Family
Prince Oluseun Adewale, Vice Head of the Family
Princess Adenike Adewale
Prince Pastor Christopher Mabayoje Adewale
Barrister Adetoyese Adewale
High Chief Mathew Oginni-Risa of Ijemba and Yeyelobinrin other members of Ajemba-in-Council
Their presence added cultural depth, legal prestige, spiritual guidance, and communal authority to the programme.
HEALTH FAIR DECLARED OPEN
The health programme was formally declared open by Oloriebi, after which the Health Fair under the canopy was officially declared open by Faith Adewale, signaling the commencement of medical services and awareness activities.
FREE MEDICAL SERVICES FOR THE PEOPLE
This purposeful homecoming translated into real and immediate benefits for the people of Ilesa. The health fair featured:
Free general medical check-ups
Free eye tests
Free diabetic screening kits
Breast cancer awareness and education
Residents from different walks of life trooped to the venue, many expressing gratitude for a programme that addressed critical health needs without financial barriers.
FAITH ADEWALE: FROM BBN HOUSE TO COMMUNITY HEALING
Faith Adewale’s public health advocacy extends beyond this event. Participants recalled his innovative and compassionate role during the 2025 Big Brother Naija (BBN), where he consistently attended to the health needs of fellow housemates—an early reflection of his strong sense of community responsibility and medical ethics.
Since leaving the BBN house, Faith has continued to champion breast cancer awareness campaigns, leveraging his visibility and professional knowledge to educate the public and save lives.
BREAST CANCER AWARENESS TALK
In his address, Faith Adewale delivered a powerful and informative session on breast cancer, stressing the urgency of early detection and awareness.
“Millions die every day, not because treatment is impossible, but because awareness comes too late,” he said.
He explained:
What breast cancer is
How it affects individuals
How to properly examine oneself
What steps to take upon detection
Key points highlighted included:
Breast cancer is often genetic, making knowledge of family health history essential
Risk factors include cigarette smoking, alcohol consumption, and exposure to harmful chemicals
Men can also develop breast cancer
Warning signs include persistent breast pain, unexplained weight loss, and the discovery of a small lump
Early detection significantly improves treatment success rates
Individuals aged 40 and above should undergo annual or regular check-ups
Breast cancer is not a death sentence
A TESTIMONY OF HOPE
A deeply emotional moment followed with the testimony of Mama Olori Maria Olajide Adewale, the oldest woman member of the royal family aged 89, diagnosed and successfully treated for breast cancer. Her testimony stood as living evidence that early diagnosis and proper treatment save lives, inspiring hope among attendees.
A HOMECOMING THAT HEALS
This was more than a return—it was a homecoming with purpose. Faith Adewale’s visit redefined the meaning of coming home: not with empty words, but with solutions, service, and healing.
As the programme concluded, participants commended the Oba Titus Folorunso Adewale Foundation, Faith Adewale, and the Adewale family for a health intervention that seamlessly blended heritage, compassion, and modern healthcare, laying a solid foundation for future community-centered initiatives.
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