Oghara monarch to honour indigenes with chieftaincy titles
….Organizes reception party for former CP Ogbodu, Oyokominor
….rededicate Oghara kingdom to God
As part of arrangements to commemorate the coronation anniversary of the traditional ruler of Oghara kingdom, HRM Noble Oyibo Eshemitan Orefe 111, Oghara traditional council, OTC, has concluded plans to honour twelve indigenes with chieftaincy title who have distinguished themselves in their various field of endeavors.
According to the statement issued by the organizing committee, the weeklong event would kick start on 13th August, 2016 with reception of two of its sons, Mike Ogbodu and Ovie Oyokominor who served the nation and retired as commissioner of police. It also stated that on the same day, chieftaincy titles would be conferred on distinguished personalities of the kingdom.

The statement added that the second day 14th August, 2016, that would be a prayer session, where prayers would be offered for the kingdom and to rededicate the kingdom to God, which would hold at Assemblies of God Church, Ogharefe at 10am. The statement urges all sons and daughters of the kingdom to be in attendance.

It would be recalled that the annual prayers day was set aside every year to rededicate the kingdom into the hands of God, where sons and daughters of the kingdom converge to pray and intercede for the kingdom.

The last year prayer which was held at St. Felix Catholic Church, Oghareki, where the traditional ruler of Oghara kingdom, Orefe 111 renounced the kingdom from all sorts of idol worshiping, sacrifice with the use of human or animal blood.

The monarch during the maiden annual prayers day, lay cause on kidnapping, armed robbery, cultism and any other social vices capable of bringing serious threat to the peace and development of the kingdom.

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Prominent among those to be conferred with Chieftaincy title by the monarch include; Prince Charles Abutoh, Sylvester Atumah, Newton Amukpo, Simeon Ajaro, Dnc. S.O Ogunje among others.