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Let’s Rally Round Our New Olu-Designate, Prince Tsola Emiko, Dr. Agbolaya Urges Itsekiri
*Calls For Unity To Move Iwere Land Forward
A Chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, in Delta State, Amb. Evangelist, Dr. Toyin Agbolaya, has appealed to all Itsekiri sons and daughters to rally round the new Olu of Warri Designate, Prince Tsola Emiko who was presented as the Omoba Monday April 5, 2021 at Big Warri (Ode-Itsekiri) the ancestral home of all Itsekiri.
Dr. Agbolaya while urging Itsekiri nation to support the Omoba, described Prince Tsola Emiko, the new Warri Monarch designate as a well equipped man who has the basic necessary requirements of royalty to pilot the affairs of Iwere land to greater progressive heights.
Amb. Dr. Agbolaya who was recently ordained in the Lord’s vineyard as an evangelist, said thus: “that he’s very sure the Omoba will sail the Iwere ship to the promised land and better days ahead for Warri Kingdom.
“I enjoin all Iwere faithful to join hands with him to move the kingdom forward”.
Evangelist Dr. Agbolaya called on those aggrieved to come for peaceful dialogue for unity and interest of Warri Kingdom as well as work for uplifting of Itsekiri togetherness anchored on the revered Crown which is sign of their unity.
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Dr. Agbolaya congratulated the new Olu of Warri Designate, saying he is proud of the Omoba as his Boss, adding that he has been in touch with Warri people touching lives positively for development of Warri Kingdom.
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