OHARISI CONGRATULATES OSUIVIE



The Delta state House of Assembly member representing the Ughelli North constituency II, Hon. Prince Eric Oharisi, has congratulated His Royal Majesty (Ajuwe, Samson Owhe OGUGU 1) on his installation and Official presentation of the royal staff of office by the Delta state government, as the osuivie of Agbarho Kingdom.
 The lawmaker who expressed approval over the massive turn out of the people of Agbarho in support of the king, also said he was confident that the new Osuivie would experience a peaceful and loving reign.
  Oharisi further commended the Governor of Delta state, Sen. Ifeanyi Okowa ably represented at the occasion by his deputy, Barr. Kingsley Otuaro, for their effort at ensuring that the presence of government was felt in the entire Agbarho kingdom with the presentation of the Staff of office to the new Osuivie.




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