Ohimozoko Monarch Honors Businesswoman Okende with Title

The Ohimozoko monarch conferred a chieftaincy title on popular businesswoman Okende during his 10th anniversary celebration on the throne, which took place in Bariki, Okene local government area over the weekend. The event attracted thousands from the Ede-Ohimozoko clan, prominent indigenes of Egbiraland, and other well-wishers, celebrating the monarch's decade-long reign.

Yakubu, speaking on behalf of the newly honored titleholders, expressed gratitude to the traditional ruler and the Ohimozoko clan for the recognition. She attributed her success to good upbringing, upright conduct, and hard work, encouraging young people to embrace discipline and perseverance.

Yakubu pledged to commit her resources to the development of the Ohimozoko clan and prayed for peace, unity, and prosperity in Egbiraland. In his address, the Ohimozoko monarch, Ahmed, thanked the clan members for their loyalty and support, reaffirming his commitment to community development and peaceful coexistence with other clans in Egbiraland.