The Olu of Warri, His Majesty Ogiame Atuwatse III, and his wife, the Queen Consort of Warri Kingdom, Olori Atuwatse III paid a historic visit to the Palace of the Paramount Ruler of Cape Coast in the West Africa Country of Ghana.
The royal couple was warmly received by the Paramount Chief, Osabarimba Dr. Kwesi Atta Il, and the Paramount Queen Mother, Nana Ekua Abookyi VI.
The visit was marked by a grand ceremony, complete with drums, songs, and dance that showcased the rich cultural heritage of the region.
In his address, the Paramount Chief emphasized the importance of preserving their shared African heritage and the sacred duty of leadership in upholding it.
The Olu of Warri, in his remarks, called for unity and resilience, stressing that their true strength lies in solidarity and shared purpose.
He noted that they are first Africans, bound by history and destiny beyond borders.
“We are first Africans, bound by history and destiny beyond borders. His call was for unity and resilience, a reminder that our true strength rests in solidarity and shared purpose”. He remarked
In a symbolic gesture, the Olu of Warri presented a Red Boat to the Paramount Chief, which embodies heritage, identity, and resilience for the Itsekiri people.
The boat’s presence in Cape Coast serves as a bridge between their kingdoms and a testament to the alliance they aim to build across Africa.
Itsekiri sons and daughters and other Nigerians living in the Ghana also used the opportunity of the royal visit to pay homage and show of solidarity to the Olu of Warri and her Majesty.
The Olu of Warri, His Majesty Ogiame Atuwatse III, and his wife, the Queen Consort of Warri Kingdom, Olori Atuwatse III paid a historic visit to the Palace of the Paramount Ruler of Cape Coast in the West Africa Country of Ghana.
The royal couple was warmly received by the Paramount Chief, Osabarimba Dr. Kwesi Atta Il, and the Paramount Queen Mother, Nana Ekua Abookyi VI.
The visit was marked by a grand ceremony, complete with drums, songs, and dance that showcased the rich cultural heritage of the region.
In his address, the Paramount Chief emphasized the importance of preserving their shared African heritage and the sacred duty of leadership in upholding it.
The Olu of Warri, in his remarks, called for unity and resilience, stressing that their true strength lies in solidarity and shared purpose.
He noted that they are first Africans, bound by history and destiny beyond borders.
“We are first Africans, bound by history and destiny beyond borders. His call was for unity and resilience, a reminder that our true strength rests in solidarity and shared purpose”. He remarked
In a symbolic gesture, the Olu of Warri presented a Red Boat to the Paramount Chief, which embodies heritage, identity, and resilience for the Itsekiri people.
The boat’s presence in Cape Coast serves as a bridge between their kingdoms and a testament to the alliance they aim to build across Africa.
Itsekiri sons and daughters and other Nigerians living in the Ghana also used the opportunity of the royal visit to pay homage and show of solidarity to the Olu of Warri and her Majesty.
