WEEKEND EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW SERIES: Eze Morgan Amadi Of Okporo Okwurusi Kingdom Scores Wike’s Govt Distinction, Makes Case For Traditional Rulers Input In Govt’s Policies, Programmes And Projects.

HRM Eze Morgan Nwenendah Amadi KSC JP, Eze Ohna Okporo Okwurusi is the monarch of Okporo Okwurusi kingdom who hails from Rumucheta community in Mgbuesilaru town in Obio/Akpor L.G.A of Rivers State, Nigeria. He was one of the specially invited government recognized traditional rulers that graced the Interdenominational Thanksgiving and Victory Celebration organized by the Rivers State chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), to celebrate and mark the landmark Supreme Court judgment that validated the mandate of the Rivers State governor, His Excellency, Chief (Barr.) Ezenwo Nyesom Wike, CON. In this interview with NkiruHomann’s Blog (NHB), he spoke on the laudable achievements of the state governor within a very short stay in office, the role of the traditional rulers in supporting and ensuring peace, development and good governance. He also spoke on the need for government to collaborate and incorporate the traditional institution in policy making, planning and execution of sustainable programmes and projects.

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Whatever makes a monarch leave his kingdom must be something serious, urgent or important. Eze, with due respect, you were caught in camera at Yakubu Gowon Stadium, Elekahia last Saturday, may we know why you were at the stadium?:

Truly, a monarch leaves his kingdom for very serious reasons alone. I was Yakubu Gowon Stadium Elekahia Port Harcourt last Saturday because Rivers State Chapter of the PDP was thanking God for the victory of the Rivers State governor, His Excellency, Chief (Barr.) Ezenwo Nyesom Wike, CON at the Supreme Court. I was at the stadium to honour that special invitation and grace that colourful thanksgiving service and victory celebration.

conti. here:http://nkiruhomann.com/2016/03/06/weekend-exclusive-interview-series-eze-morgan-amadi-okporo-okwurusi-kingdom-scores-wikes-govt-distinction-makes-case-traditional-rulers-input-govts-policies-programmes/