By Michael Ekokoruwe
The Odiologbo of Oyede Kingdom, HRM,
Odio Joseph Emasibeta Idiareh, has been charged to exhibit fairness and
diligence in the discharge of his duties to the people of Oyede, Isoko North
local government area of Delta State.
The acting Governor of Delta State,
Barr. Kingsley Otuaro made the statement during the official presentation of
the staff of office to the monarch at Oyede community amidst pomp and
pageantry.
Barr. Otuaro described the royal
occasion as a Progressive development that would usher peace and unity in Oyede
community. He expressed confidence that the royal institution would make great
impact on the people of the kingdom, even as he tasked the monarch on fairness
and diligence in the discharge of his responsibilities. His words:
"as a custodian of the revered tradition of Oyede Kingdom, I appeal to
your majesty to imbibe the democratic culture of dialogue in administration of
your kingdom and settling of issues whenever they arise."
The acting Governor assured the
people of Oyede Kingdom that their request for infrastructural projects would
be channeled to the appropriate authority for urgent action. He called on the
sons and daughters of Oyede Kingdom to leverage the opportunities available in
the government's agricultural sector to build capacity for self sufficiency.
In a similar vein, acting Chairman
of Isoko North Local Government Area, Barr. Odebala Eguriase described the
monarch as a hard working and shrewd business man that is committed to the
development of Oyede Kingdom. He commended governor Ifeanyi Okowa for honouring
the monarch and Oyede Kingdom.
Barr. Odebala pledged the support of
Isoko North local government to the monarch. His words: "We shall continue
to hold the royal institution in high esteem. I urge your Royal Majesty to be a
stabilizing force that promotes peace and unity in Oyede Kingdom. I advised you
to steer clear from partisan politics in order to uphold the dignity of your
revered throne; be a listening king and allow God to guide you in your
decisions."
Continuing, Barr. Odebala urged
traditional rulers to work in harmony with the government for the wellbeing of
the people.
Delivering a vote of thanks at the
occasion, business mogul and illustrious son of Oyede Kingdom, Hon. Eta Enahoro
expressed gratitude to God for a peaceful occasion. He thanked Governor Ifeanyi
Okowa for the honour bestowed on the monarch and doing the needful at the
appropriate time.
Eta described Barr. Otuaro as one of
the most gentle government officials in recent times, saying he is a grassroots
politician of impeccable character and an administrator of enviable
pedigree.
Hon. Eta extolled the administrative
acumen of high Chief Iduh Amaidhe, President General of Isoko Development Union
(IDU), describing him as a patriotic leader of Isoko nation, who has placed
Isoko nation on the match to greatness. He pledged unalloyed support of Oyede
indigenes to the monarch. Eta said Oyede indigenes are known for championing
communal development and would continue in that spirit for the good of Oyede
Kingdom. He however, called on Delta state government to complement the efforts
of Oyede indigenes in provision of infrastructure in Oyede Kingdom.
The occasion attracted prominent
sons and daughters of Oyede Kingdom, government functionaries, traditional
rulers, high class chiefs, and captains of Industry.
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