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Wike elevates, recognise three traditional stools

Rivers State Governor, Nyesom Ezenwo Wike has approved the elevation and recognition  of three  Chieftaincy  Stools and Traditional Rulers.

A government special announcement signed by the Attorney General and Commissioner of Justice, Emmanuel Chinwenwo Aguma on Friday, 30th December, 2016 stated: “His Excellency, Nyesom Ezenwo Wike  (CON) , Governor of Rivers State has, in exercise of his  powers under the Rivers State Traditional Rulers Law No. 4 of 2015 , elevated the following Chieftaincy Stools and Recognised the following traditional rulers”.

The announcement noted: “The Traditional Chieftaincy Stool of Amayanabo of Ogu in Ogu/ Bolo Local Government Area of Rivers State is elevated to a First Class Chieftaincy Stool and His Royal Majesty, King Nicholas Dickson Ibiebele Nimenibo (Loko IX) is recognised as Amayanabo of Ogu.

“The Traditional Chieftaincy Stool of Awoh of Ndoni, in Ndoni, Ogba/Egbema/Ndoni Local Government Area of Rivers State is elevated  to a First Class Chieftaincy Stool”.

The announcement added: “The Traditional Chieftaincy Stool of Eze Oha Okoro/Nyenwe Eli of Rumuokoro Clan, in Rumuokoro, Obio/Akpor Local Government Area of Rivers State is classified as a Second Class Chieftaincy Stool and His Royal Highness, Eze Allwell Okwudiwa Owhonda  (JP) is recognised as Oha Okoro/Nyenwe Eli of Rumuokoro Clan.

According to the announcement: “These elevations/classifications and recognitions are effective  from the  date of the  respective  instruments signed under the hand of the Governor of Rivers State “.

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