When Olu of Warri Celebrated Third Anniversary of His Ascendancy to Throne

If you cherish royalty and the grace of being a King, you will surely appreciate why His Imperial Majesty, Olu of Warri, Ogiame Atuwatse III, celebrated the ascension of his forefathers’ throne and the grace of God in his life.

Ogiame Atuwatse III is, without doubt, an embodiment of numerous virtues. which include diligence, excellence, integrity and many more.

The young, highly cerebral and cosmopolitan monarch of Warri Kingdom in Delta State recently celebrated the third anniversary of his ascension to the throne of his fathers.

The monarch stands as a testament to purposeful leadership, grace, and an unwavering commitment to the advancement of his people. Three years have passed since his ascension to the throne, and these years have been marked by transformation, resilience, and a deep connection to both history and modernity. His is a reign of vision, deft leadership, and a reflection of his dedication to the betterment of the kingdom and Nigeria as a whole.

The third anniversary, as expected, was as grandiose as possible. Indeed, the third anniversary, as gathered, surpassed other anniversaries in the past.   The memories of the week-long programme anniversary still linger for those who were present at the event.

Among the programmes was the award, known as Royal Order of Iwere, given out to top-end eminent sons and daughters of the kingdom who have contributed in no small measure to the development of the kingdom. The recipients include the Publisher of Vanguard Newspapers, Sam Amuka-Pemu, and Nigeria’s representative on the FIFA Council, Amaju Pinnick. Other recipients include Mr. Felix Omatsola, Ade Mabo, Julius Rone, Mr. Alfred Temile, Dr Ajorutsedere Awosika, Mr. Eworitsewarami Wilbert, Mrs. Oritsemeyiwa Eyesan, and Misan Harriman.