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Breaking News: Kenneth Gbagi Installed as Orugba of Idjerhe Kingdom

Breaking News:  Kenneth Gbagi Installed as Orugba of Idjerhe Kingdom


Esiso, Aghoye, Traditional rulers attends occasion, Rejoices with Gbagi 




By Ezekiel Kagbala FPR


The frontline Delta State Governorship Aspirant, Olorogun Kenneth Gbagi has been successfully installed as the Orugba of Idjerhe Kingdom in Delta State.



This came as top Government functionaries, Governorship aspirants, Traditional Rulers across Delta State and dignitaries from all walks of life within and beyond Nigeria, today Sunday, October 24th graced the coronation anniversary of the first-class traditional ruler, HRM. King Obukohwo Monday Arthur Whiskey (JP), “ Udurhie 1”


 Kenneth Gbagi and his wife, Hon. Justice Symbil Gbagi JCA, Delta State Peoples Democratic Party Chairman, Barr. Kingsley Esiso, former commissioners for works, James Aghoye received a rousing reception at the Idjerhe Grammar School play-ground in Jesse, Ethiope West Council Area of the State.

Durring an interview with news men, the newly installed Chief, Kenneth Gbagi expressed Joy for the hornor accorded him in his maternal home, Jese.


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Gbagi greetings traditional rulers at the occasion


Chief Kenneth Gbagi, Aghoye Esiso Exchanges pleasantries 


cuting of the anivi cake 
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