Home Coming to Ughievwen Kingdom: Gbagi to Make Grand Entry Saturday 13th

Delta state governorship candidate of the Social Democratic Party, SDP Olorogun Kenneth Gbagi has concluded plans to make a grand entry into the palace of His Royal Majesty (HRM), Matthew Ediri, the Okobaro of Ughievwe kingdom, Otu-Ughievwen, Ughelli South Local Government area.

Gbagi Solidarity Movement GSM disclosed that; the people of the Ughieven kingdom are also ready to welcome their illustrious son, who is the Ame of the Ughievwen Kingdom.

The homecoming is expected to elicit royal hands of the Ughievwen monarch in prayer for Gbagi who is a man of honesty, sincerity, truthfulness, and character.

the homecoming ceremony is worth celebrating because Gbagi has visited royal fathers and traditional rulers in his quest to be in the government house, Asaba, come 2023 as a governor of the state.

This time, the highly celebrated governorship candidate of SDP is coming home to his kingdom, the pride of Ughelli South Local Government Area to localize his political movement with the grassroots.

Friends, supporters well-wishers, and Party faithful are expected to grace the epoch-making occasion on Saturday 13th August 2022. At the Okobaro Palace Ground, Ughelli South LGA, Time: 12:noon prompt.

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