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Oba of Benin replaces suspended Enigie with Okao

 

Omo N’ Oba N’ Edo, Uku Akpolokpolo, Ewuare II, CFR, Oba of Benin has appointed Chief Emmanuel Iyase as Okao Eguae (District head from the Benin Palace) over Ologbo and Ehor Dukedoms in Ikpoba-Okha and Uhunmwode Local Government Areas in Edo State.

Iyase, the first Okao Eguae from the Benin palace, will amongst other responsibilities, strengthen the traditional leadership structures in the areas.

He will oversee the Dukedoms where suspended Enigie of Ologbo (Prince Owen Jackson Akenzua)
and Ehor (Chief D. E. Igiehon) Dukedoms who allegedly rebelled against the Benin monarchy alongside 69 other suspended Dukes.

In a brief remark during Ekpomwen-abor — a ceremony of appreciation after conferment of Chieftaincy title at Ugha Ozolua axis in Oba Palace in Benin City, Oba Ewuare II, admonished the newly appointed Okao to shun unethical practices that could either undermine the Oba authority or bring disrepute to the Dukedoms.

He also admonished Chief Iyase to work in harmony with the Edionwere, elders in the Dukedoms and with the support of designated top functionaries on the authority of the Benin monarch.

Responding, Chief Iyase, who was accompanied members of his family and well-wishers at the memorable event, thanked Oba Ewuare, and promised to be of good conduct for the well-being of the people and overall development of Ologbo and Ehor Dukedoms.

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