The Orashi National Congress (ONC), under the leadership of its President General, Amb. Emeni Ibe, has extended warm felicitations to His Royal Highness, King Temple Macdonald Jamala, the Oola-Odual XIX and Natural Ruler of the Ancient Odual Kingdom in Rivers State.
In a congratulatory message made available to the media, Amb. Ibe described King Jamala as a “symbol of tradition, unity, and divine wisdom,” and prayed for a peaceful and prosperous reign for the monarch.
“On behalf of the entire Orashi National Congress, I heartily celebrate the revered throne of His Royal Highness, King Temple Macdonald Jamala. His ascension and continued reign represent the resilience, strength, and cultural pride of the Odual people,” the ONC leader stated.
The message further invoked divine blessings upon the king, praying for long life, wisdom, and strength as he continues to lead his people with grace and dignity.
“May your reign be marked by justice, peace, and development. May the Almighty grant you good health, unmatched wisdom, and the strength to fulfill your royal mandate. May your reign be long, my king,” Ibe added.
The Odual Kingdom, one of the ancient and respected traditional institutions in the Niger Delta, continues to play a pivotal role in the preservation of cultural values and community leadership across Rivers State.
The Orashi National Congress also reaffirmed its commitment to supporting traditional institutions and promoting peace, unity, and sustainable development across the Orashi region and beyond.
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