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London Akpanoko Salutes Ovie Of Idjerhe Kingdom On His Birthday
By Stephanie Ikanone-Odiete, Sapele
The Chief Executive Officer of London Royal Hotel, Chief London Owhofasa Akpanoko, has congratulated the Ovie of Idjerhe Kingdom, HRM Monday Obukowho Arthur Whiskey, Udurhie 1 of Idjerhe kingdom, on the occasion of his birthday on Monday 18th January, 2021.
Chief London Owhofasa Akpanoko, in a statement on Monday at his country home in Jesse, Ethiope West Local Government Area of Delta State, commended the monarch for making Idjerhe kingdom peaceful and investor-friendly since his ascension to the throne.
The erudite administrator said Udurhie has provided purposeful, courageous and tenacious leadership for the Idjerhe people since his little time in the throne and deserves to be celebrated.
He applauded the monarch’s contributions to addressing the issues of social deviance, development and value orientation among youths which culminated into the sitting of projects in the town.
London Akpanoko said: “His Majesty equally instituted cultural and traditional reforms to enhance the cohesion of the kingdom, hedge up its competitiveness, raised its visibility at national and trans-national fora, and increased its strategic relevance in the increasingly relevant traditional institution in our dynamic polity.”
“On behalf of the people of Idjerhe kingdom and Delta in general, I warmly felicitate with HRM Monday Obukowho Whiskey Udurhie the first of Idjerhe Kingdom, on the occasion of his birthday on Monday.
“We pray that the Almighty God will continue to give you good health and wisdom to pilot the affairs of our great kingdom and offer valuable contributions to the development of our dear people and country,” Chief Akpanoko added.
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