Igala Community Paid A Congratulatory Visit To New Asagba Of Asaba

In a post share on the Facebook page of the Palace of HRM The Asagba of Asaba showed photos of the visit of the Igala Community who came to Felicitate With ASAGBA Prof Epiphany Chigbogu Azinge, SAN, OON, FNIALS, KSJI on his Ascension to the throne .

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Earlier today, the Igala Community ably led by Onu Umukojodu 1 of Ebu, HRM Opili, HRM Obi Godwin Nzemeke, Obi of Ejeme Unor, High Chief CSO Odume, Ogbueshi Renny Nwosa amongst others paid a congratulatory visit to Asagba Prof Epiphany Chigbogu Azinge SAN, OON, FNIALS, at his residence.

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Obi Ubaka Attoh, Onihe Ahaba, Obi Onyemanaogemeé Ajufoh, Ogbueshi Nabo Egbuniwe, Ozo-Okita, Ogbueshi Nabo P. Ndili, lhonor Ahaba, Ogbueshi Nabo Philip Ejike Nwokolo, Akudo Ahaba amongst others were Asaba counterparts present while HRM Obi Godwin Nzemeke, Obi of Ejeme Unor, High Chief CSO Odume amongst others were the Igala delegation.

The delegation, comprising prominent Igala leaders and stakeholders, expressed their heartfelt congratulations to Asagba Prof Epiphany Chigbogu Azinge as the crowned King of Asaba, his achievements, acknowledging his exemplary leadership, distinguished career, and contributions to the Asaba land and also informed Nna Agu that the Attah of Igala was aware of their visit, sent his warm regards.

Asagba Prof Epiphany C. Azinge, in his response, thanked the Igala Community for their support and recognition. He emphasized the importance of unity, cultural preservation, and youth empowerment in advancing both the Igala nation and Asaba Kingdom.

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The visit reinforced the strong bond between the lgala Community, Asagba Prof Epiphany C. Azinge and Asaba people at large, highlighting his iconic status as a respected King, and leader. HRM promised to visit the kingdoms of the Kings present and also sent his regards to the Attah of Igala.