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Olu Of Warri Coronation Anniversary: Mosogar Kingdom Monarch Suspends Eight Chiefs

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…Derobs, Strips Chief Blessing Agboma Of His Chieftaincy Title

HRM. Sunday Odogu Okpurhe, Uduaka 1, Ovie of Mosogar Kingdom, has pronounced an indefinite suspension on the eight (8) Chiefs who the kingdom says misrepresented and impersonated Mosogar Kingdom at the 4th Coronation Anniversary of the Olu of Warri held on the 21st of August, 2025, without his consent and a formal invitation extended to the kingdom.

Chief Silver Anuwa, Secretary, (Ovie-In-Council Mosogar Kingdom), disclosed this in a statement on Sunday.

According to the statement, “after a careful examination, discussion, and deliberations during an extraordinary meeting held in the Palace on Sunday, 24th August, 2025, Uduaka 1, affirmed that suspending the erring chiefs indefinitely over what he termed betrayal of common interest, trust, and gross insubordination, will serve as a deterrent to others who prioritize self-interest over that of the kingdom.”

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“The affected chiefs are: Chief Felix Obokor Omene, Chief Vincent Okporua, Chief Oghenedoro America, Chief Blessing Agboma, Chief Ejiro Obayendo, Chief Omonigho Ojoko, Chief Enor Edekpo, and Chief Jackson Okudede.

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“While seven (7) of the Chiefs were suspended indefinitely, Chief Blessing Agboma, who was earlier suspended and recommended for derobbing to the Monarch, was subsequently pronounced derobbed and stripped completely of his traditional title by Uduaka the 1st. With this decision, Agboma has been excommunicated from the Mosogar Council of Chiefs and Elders and is no longer recognized as a chief and will no longer be addressed as a Chief in Mosogar Kingdom.

“Also, Chief Oghenedoro America, who is the Chairman of Mosogar Masquerade Dance, was directed to hand over the position to his second-in-command until his suspension is lifted,” he added.
Uduaka the 1st also warned and forbade all the affected chiefs from wearing their “aghighor” until their suspension is lifted.

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“This decision is to restore the battered image, shame, damage, denigration, and humiliation, the actions of the affected Chiefs have caused Mosogar Kingdom,” the statement said.

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