Describing the latest state logo as a representation of a new beginning, Osun State Governor, Ademola Adeleke, highlighted its importance during the signing of a bill adopting the design.
In a statement released by his spokesperson, Olawale Rasheed, and made accessible in Osogbo through NewsNow, Adeleke emphasized that the new logo would serve as an educational tool for the younger generation, encapsulating landmarks, strengths, resources, and historical significance.
The Governor stressed the significance of the logo in reflecting the state anthem, values, and traditions, adding that it holds a meaningful resonance with the identity of Osun State.
Expressing his excitement, Governor Adeleke stated, “It is with immense pleasure that I approve this new Logo, signaling the revival of our beloved State. The symbolic nature of the logo harmoniously aligns with our historic anthem, values, and traditions.”
He further explained, “This new logo also serves as an educational resource for our youth, encompassing symbols of our prominent landmarks, strengths, resources, and heritage. It will also act as a promotional tool for showcasing the state both domestically and internationally.”
Introducing the new Osun State logo signifies a new era of prosperity, abundance, and sustainability for the citizens and well-wishers, the Governor added.
The detailed features of the new Osun State logo as outlined in the statement are:
– The Circle: Symbolizing perfection and unity
– Y Design: Representing the three Senatorial districts united as one, without distinction
– Osun River: Depicted with a Waterfall, signifying sustenance and life source for the land
– Brown Agricultural Soil: A representation of fertility and food production
– Mountains: Symbolizing tourism, hospitality, and spirituality
– Ori Olokun: Signifying the common origin of the Yoruba race and Osun State’s royalty
– Rays of Light: Representing enlightenment, hope, and guidance
– Year 1991: Signifying the establishment of the state
– Natural Resources and Cocoa: Depicting the agricultural and natural wealth of the region
– Leaves: Symbolizing longevity and triumph
– Gold: Reflecting the precious mineral resources of Osun State
– Fishes: Representing the local natural resources and livelihood source
– Colors: Gold for nobility, Ruby Red for distinction, Orange for hospitality, and Yellow for joy
