Politics
Nwoko salutes Dein of Agbor at 48
Senator Ned Nwoko, representing Delta North in the National Assembly, has felicitated the Dein of Agbor Kingdom, His Royal Majesty, Dr. Benjamin Ikenchuku, (Keagborekuzi I) on the occasion of his 48 birthday anniversary.
Nwoko, elected on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) but defected to the All Progressives Congress (APC), in his goodwill message to the traditional ruler on Monday, said that Keagborekuzi I had continued to carry the crown with humility.
According to him, ”I recall the Dein’s historic ascension to the throne at a young age, and how, over the years, he has grown into a respected traditional ruler who remains deeply loved by his people and admired across the country.
“At 48, he continues to carry the crown with humility, strength, and a deep sense of responsibility. I am proud of his leadership and all that he represents.”
The senator described the traditional ruler as a symbol of grace, wisdom, and strength, whose reign had brought pride and honour not only to Agbor Kingdom but to the entire Anioma region.
“The dein has been a consistent pillar of support in all that concerns our people. Whether it’s cultural matters, youth development, or the ongoing advocacy for Anioma State, His Majesty has never failed to show up for his people.
“I thank him sincerely for this, and pray for long life, good health, and greater wisdom. His presence and guidance remain a blessing to the Anioma people. Nwoko said. (NAN)
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