The Obi of Ubulu-Uku Kingdom, His Royal Majesty Chukwuka Noah Akaeze I, has paid a courtesy visit to the Orodje of Okpe Kingdom, His Royal Majesty Major General Felix Agho Mujakperuo (retd.), CFR, mni, at his royal palace in Orerokpe, Delta State.
The visit provided an opportunity for the two traditional rulers to strengthen relations between their kingdoms and reaffirm the importance of unity, mutual respect and cultural cooperation among traditional institutions in the state.
Obi Akaeze, also known as the Agbogidi, was received by the Orodje, Orhue I, who is the chairman of the Delta State Council of Traditional Rulers.
The meeting highlighted the role of traditional institutions in promoting peaceful coexistence, preserving cultural heritage and fostering cordial relationships among communities in Delta State.
The visit also underscored the enduring importance of cooperation among traditional rulers in sustaining cultural values and strengthening ties between their respective kingdoms.
The engagement further reinforced the bonds of friendship between Ubulu-Uku and Okpe kingdoms, reflecting the shared commitment of traditional institutions to unity and harmonious relations across the state.
