₦airaland Forum

Alparon Development and Humanitarian Initiative (ADHI) A non- Governmental Organisation committed to touching lives and advancement of Humanity has felicitated with His Royal Highness, Igwe Amb Daniel Obelle (Ezeudo) The Traditional Ruler of Nawfia in Anambra State following the Presentation of his Certificate of Recognition by His Excellency Chief Dr Willie Obiano, The Executive Governor of Anambra State.


In a congratulatory message by Chief Sir Ekene Ebuzeme, The National President of Alparon Development and Humanitarian Initiative which he made available to StandOut Africa Media in Abuja.



Chief
Ebuzeme lauded the accomplished Traditional Ruler who served as Nigeria's Ambassador to China among other countries.



Chief Sir Ebuzeme stated that the Presentation of Certificate of Recognition by the Executive Governor of Anambra State to His Royal Highness calls for Celebration as it gives legitimacy and legal backing to the desire of Nawfia Town who unanimously choose Igwe Amb Daniel Obelle to be their Traditional Ruler following his sterling services to Nigeria as an Ambassador extraordinary.


Chief Sir Ebuzeme prayed God to grant the monarch long life, good health and wisdom to pilot the affairs of his town and bring unprecedented development to the town.


He enjoined all the sons and daughters of Nawfia at home and abroad to support his Majesty's rule to bring unprecedented peace and development to Nawfia Town.

I thought Igbos were Republicans. I thought Igbos have no Kings. These are the descendants of former slaves the British made Warrant Chiefs.

jerseyboy:
I thought Igbos were Republicans. I thought Igbos have no Kings. These are the descendants of former slaves the British made Warrant Chiefs.

Igbos have kings

jerseyboy:
I thought Igbos were Republicans. I thought Igbos have no Kings. These are the descendants of former slaves the British made Warrant Chiefs.

Shut the fuvk up you Amala and ewudu eating bastard

TotoGame:
Shut the fuvk up you Amala and ewudu eating bastard

See pain.
Leave Amala land and go live in Ikenga Republic.

Yes