Politics
MEMBER representing Isoko North and Isoko South Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives, Hon. Jonathan Ukodhiko has felicitated with the Olu of Warri, His Royal Majesty, Ogiame Atuwatse 111 as he clocks forty.
In a statement on Wednesday by his Special Assistant on Media, Ajirioghene Oreh, Rep. Ukodhiko lauded the Olu of Warri for his selfless, and patriotic service to the Warri Kingdom, Delta State and Nigeria at large.
According to the Isoko Federal lawmaker, “Your Royal Majesty, you have being devoted to advancement of the Warri Kingdom, and empowerment of its peoples and the development of Delta State by deploying your contacts as a renowned business administrator and as a monarch.
“I must sincerely commend your for your deft skills in the handling of thorny issues, and your dexterity in upholding the history, culture and traditions of the Itsekiri people since your enthronement as the Olu.“
“Your Majesty, undoubtedly, your reign as Monarch have saw to the promotion of peace, sociocultural cooperation, and peaceful coexistence between the Itsekiri ethnic-nationality and other ethnic groups including the Isoko nation “
Ukodhiko said; On behalf of my family and the good people of Isoko North and Isoko Federal Constituency, I felicitate with you, Your Royal Majesty, Atuwatse 111, CFR, on your 40th birth anniversary.
“You are a modern monarch with a progressive credential. A unifier, ever cosmopolitan, courageous, endowed with intellect and every foresighted and dynamic.
“Our dear reverend monarch, we recognize the significant role you play in Warri Kingdom, especially, being pivotal in the implementation of policies and programmes of Government.
“And We must appreciate you for being a monarch for all, just as we applaud your progressive mindset and, accommodating nature to all tribes and nationalities in Warri.”
Ukodhiko who is the Deputy Chairman, House Committee on Science ans Technology prayed to God to continually grant the Olu of Warri good health and sound mind as he leads the Itsekiri traditionally and culturally.
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-April 03, 2024 @ 15:09 GMT|
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