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HRM Damian Ikechukwu Edeh Shares N400,000 Each To Amankpaka Nike Kingdom Indigenes
By Ogo Clarkson
Ahead of the Easter long weekend, His Royal Majesty King Engr Damian Ikechukwu Edeh, King of Amankpaka Nike Kingdom in Enugu State, Nigeria, shared N400,000 (equivalent to $250 USD) each with his subjects, both in Nigeria and overseas.
This gesture aims to cushion the effects of hardship in the country.
The king described the gift as his modest contribution to support his people, advising beneficiaries to utilize the funds wisely to improve their lives.
This act of kindness is a regular tradition, with the king sharing gifts with his subjects at least three times a year during Christmas, Easter, and New Yam Festival celebrations.
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His generosity and humility have earned him widespread admiration.
King Engr Damian Ikechukwu Edeh’s selfless act has endeared him to his people, who appreciate his commitment to their welfare.
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