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Delta monarch seeks constitutional roles, security vote for historic rulers

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Ovie Richard Ogbon Ogoni-Oghoro

Ohworode of Olomu Kingdom in Delta Impart, His Royal Majesty, Ovie Richard Ogbon Ogoni-Oghoro

Dele Ogunyemi, Warri

Printed 27 January 2022

Nigeria’s oldest monarch and Ohworode of Olomu Kingdom in Delta Impart, Ovie Richard Ogoni-Oghoro 1, has called on the Federal Govt and the many divulge governments to acquire care of in mind giving constitutional roles to historic rulers within the nation.

He mentioned this could per chance slither a long methodology in curbing insecurity within the nation.

He made the name in an interview with The PUNCH in his palace on Wednesday.

The monarch, who can be the Chairman, Council of Former Rulers in Urhobo nation, unprecedented that historic rulers are the manager security officers of their respective kingdoms.

He added that if they are constitutionally empowered to play their God-given role, many of the atrocities being perpetrated in communities would be nipped within the bud.

He mentioned, “Upright from time immemorial, that is, sooner than the creation of the white man, we, Nigerians, enjoy a strategy of ruling ourselves thru historic rulers. And these historic rulers enjoy a assignment they played. It is the unholy politics that eroded the powers of the conventional rulers.

“Former rulers are the manager security officers of their kingdoms. What is occurring in each kingdom within the meanwhile, if historic rulers are given the latitude to play their role, most of this stuff is per chance not there.

“The of us within the locality know one but another. Those performing or perpetrating atrocities will be fished out. So, historic rulers needs to be given their due roles to realize justice to their of us. Govt could presumably well presumably simply unruffled also endeavour to give historic rulers security vote to allow them to work extra effectively.”

Ovie Ogbon Ogoni-Oghoro 1, who used to be save in as the 12th Ohworode of Olomu Kingdom on March 12, 1988, also urged Nigerians to monitor due direction of and imbibe “politics of worship” as arrangements for the 2023 regular elections find momentum.

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