…As Communities celebrates Monarch’s Birthday Anniversary.
Justice of the Peace and Executive Assistant to Delta State Governor on Communications, Chief Dr Fred Latimore Oghenesivbe, JP, has described His Imperial Majesty, King Michael Omeru, Ukori 1, Ovie of Agbon Kingdom, as a Royal Father with uncommon foresight, ruling his people with fatherly love and divine wisdom..
Oghenesivbe, made the assertion in a goodwill message to his royal father, the Ovie of Agbon Kingdom, on the occasion of the Monarch’s birthday anniversary on Wednesday 29th September, and made available to newsmen in Asaba.
The renowned political communication strategist and lawyer, further asserted that Ukori the first, is greatly endowed with high sense of humour and dignified royal panache, as always reflected in his unbiased, forthright and swift dispensation of justice.
“It is with gratitude to God Almighty and unspeakable joy, as my entire family and I, join millions of sons and daughters of Agbon Kingdom, home and in Diaspora, to felicitate and celebrate yet another royal birthday anniversary of our great King, His Imperial Majesty, Ogunrimerime, Ukori the first, Ovie of Agbon Kingdom, in Ethiope East Local Government Area of Delta State, South-South Nigeria.
“The uncommon dept of amazing humanity radiating on the inside of His Imperial Majesty, as a ruler with substantial intelligence, intellectual capacity and royal tact; has brought sustained peace and incremental socioeconomic transformation to the Kingdom, and still counting.
“Your proactive response and timely dispensation of justice, in line with the universal principles of equity and good conscience; had indeed singled you out as a consummate visionary king, always ready and determined to position Agbon Kingdom in the front roll of scheme of things in the state and beyond.
“It is therefore, my prayers that your reign continue to be peaceful and prosperous, to remain an era of socioeconomic advancement and infrastructure development in the kingdom, and for us your sons and daughters, home and abroad, in Jesus precious name, Amen,” Oghenesivbe prayed.
