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Amori Receives Ewu Monarch At Mosogar
By Ovie Bethel
The Okobaro of Mosogar Kingdom and National Chairman DC-23, Sen(Chief)Dr. Ighoyota Amori JP has warmly received HRM. Clement Oghenerukevwe Ikolo, Urukpe 1 OF Ewu Kingdom at Mosogar, Ethiope West LGA, Delta State.
The Monarch was accompanied by some high profile Chiefs and clergymen of Ewu Kingdom during the visit on Saturday.
The visit was to formally appreciate Sen. Ighoyota Amori for the strategic and patriotic role he played in the restoration of the dignity and pride of Ewu Kingdom by providing all the necessary support to the Kingdom in the successful appointment of the new Monarch by the Delta State Government under the administration of His Excellency Rt. Hon. Sheriff F.O. Oborevwori (Executive Governor of Delta State).
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The Monarch and the entire kingdom conveyed their good message of appreciation to Chief Amori.
They also briefed Chief Amori about the official presentation of Staff of Office to the new Monarch of Ewu Kingdom by the Delta State Government and it will be done very soon.
In the monarch’s entourage include; Chief Jude Ale (Jowojowo of Ewu),Chief Abizo R. Henry, Archbishop Dr. J. Ojigbo,Pastor Joshua O. and others.
Present with Chief Amori to receive the monarch are; Chief Hon. Chris Onogba, Chief Dr. Anthony Agboma, Hon. Richardson Idjagu, Mr. Kingsley Oghenekevwe, Engr. James Eferegor, Hon. Solomon Ogune, Mr. Ogheneovo Afie, Hon. Stanley Inaya, Comr. Serome Udi, Comr. Godstime Akare, Comr. Fidelis Eyenor, Mr. Joe Odey, Mr. Oyibo Edekpo, Mr. Edafe Obarakpor, Mr. Bright Amarhavwie, Mr. Stanley Edijana and others.
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