Idjerhe Kingdom set to Honor Gbagi with a Chieftaincy Title in Delta

Idjerhe Kingdom to Honor Gbagi with a Chieftaincy Title in Delta

All roads in Delta State will be leadng to The palace of His Royal Majesty King Obukohwo Monday Arthur Whiskey (JP), “Udurhie 1”, the Ovie of Idjerhe Kingdom, as the frontline Delta State Governorship aspirant for 2023 Election, Olorogun Kenneth Gbagi will be confered with a Chieftaincy title on Saturday in Delta State.

This is coming Durring the occasion of the first coronation anniversary of the paramount ruler of the Kingdom.

As FocalPoint Reports congratulate His Royal Majesty, King Obukohwo Monday Arthur Whiskey “Udurhie 1”, the world class Monarch, on his one year coronation anniversary on ascending the throne of his forefathers. The kingdom was highly commended for recognizing their own, the industrialist and nationalist, ('Multiple Chief') Olorogun Kenneth Gbagi.

In a chat with Gbagi, he disclosed that his confirmment as a Chief will among other things position him to contribute towards the achievement of a greater and prosperous Kingdom to be recon with in Nigeria.

Gbagi also congratulate his Royal Majesty on his successful reign despite surmantable challenges, describing his courageous and visionary leadership as impetus for the sons, daughters and friends of Idjerhe Kingdom.

Chief Kenneth Gbagi will on Saturday, 23rd 2021, be confered with a Chieftaincy title, a befitting honor for his Developmental strides in Delta State.

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