The Governor
of Delta State, Senator Dr. Ifeanyi Okowa has lauded the successful emergence
of HRM Agbogidi Chukwuka Noah Akaeze I as the Obi of Ubulu-Uku Kingdom in
Aniocha South Local Government Area of the State.
Speaking when the
monarch accompanied by the Chairman of the Council, Chief Isaac Anwuzia; the
Regent, Prince Anthony Ofulue; relatives and Palace Chiefs paid him a courtesy
visit at Government House, Asaba, Governor Okowa observed that though, the
manner with which the immediate past monarch, HRM Edward Ofulue III passed on
was condemnable, the successful emergence of HRM Agbogidi Akaeze I was a signal
that Ubulu-Uku Kingdom was on the part of progress.
While
noting that the Obi was still in school, which prompted the appointment of a
Regent, he said that the Delta State government would give him, members of his
family and his Kingdom necessary support.
Governor
Okowa advised the Obi to be conscious of the fact that his people and members
of his Kingdom are waiting for his return to apply his experience in leading
them during his course of study abroad.
“We
want to encourage you to know that as you study, you have your people back home
that you would have to administer their culture and customs as their royal
father and we hope that soon, you will be through with your studies and bring
your experience to bear on the administration of your Kingdom,” the Governor
said.
Governor
Okowa use the occasion to assure the people of Ubulu-Uku Kingdom that those who
were involved in the untimely passage of Obi Ofulue III would face the wrath of
the law, disclosing that arrests have been made while security agencies were on
the trails of others that were yet to be arrested.
It
could be recalled that HRM Obi Ofulue III was kidnapped by kidnappers and in
the process, lost his life.
Earlier
in his speech, Obi Akaeze I thanked Governor Okowa, the government and people
of Delta State for the show of love during the trying times of his Kingdom and
called for support to enable him succeed as the Obi of Ubulu-Uku.
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