The President General of notable Niger Delta socio-cultural group, the Orashi National Congress (ONC) and the Southern Youths Foundation of Nigeria, Ambassador Emeni Ibe (JP, AP), has extended warm congratulations to His Royal Highness, Eze Evans O. Awuji, on his ascension to the throne as the Eze Nwa Ula of Ogbele Community in Ahoada East Local Government Area of Rivers State.
In a congratulatory message made available to newsmen, Ambassador Ibe described the emergence of HRH Eze Evans O. Awuji as the authentic Paramount Ruler of Ogbele Community as an act of divine grace, noting that his enthronement is ordained by God to lead the community to greater heights.
According to him, the position of Eze Awuji is not by chance but by supernatural grace, emphasizing that the new monarch has been divinely chosen to pilot the affairs of Ogbele Community for the glory of God Almighty and the progress of the people.
Ambassador Ibe expressed confidence in the leadership qualities, wisdom, and commitment of the traditional ruler, stating that Ogbele Community will witness peace, unity, and sustainable development under his reign.
He concluded by once again congratulating HRH Eze Evans O. Awuji, praying for divine guidance, strength, and wisdom as he assumes the sacred responsibility of kingship.
“Congratulations to His Royal Highness, Eze Evans O. Awuji. May his reign bring peace, prosperity, and honour to Ogbele Community,” the statement read.
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