The Olu of Warri Kingdom, Ogiame Atuwatse III, affirmed that the traditional institution will continue to seek ways to enhance the lives of the people.
He made this statement while receiving the traditional ruler of Aboh Kingdom, Dr. Greg Oputa, Obi Oputa III, and his council of chiefs at his palace in Warri.
The Olu emphasized that traditional rulers remain steadfast in their efforts to ensure that the people, while respecting the laws of the land, also honor elected leaders to sustain peace in the region.
He promised to collaborate with the Obi of Aboh to foster the much-needed development for their communities.
Highlighting the beautiful historical ties between the two kingdoms, the Ogiame called for their preservation to support mutual growth.
In his remarks, Obi Oputa III acknowledged the vital role traditional rulers play in shaping society and driving local development.
He reaffirmed their commitment to guiding the people in the right direction.
The Obi noted that his visit to the Olu of Warri was aimed at discussing collaborative strategies to bring more development to their people.
He expressed gratitude for the warm reception extended to him and his entourage.
Reflecting on his journey to the throne, Obi Oputa explained that despite initial challenges, with God’s help, he overcame them.
He assured that he would continue to seize every opportunity not only to attract growth to Aboh Kingdom but also to draw his people closer to God.
He concluded by stressing that the traditional institution will always strive to improve the lives of the people and called for greater support to achieve this shared goal
