Delta Group congratulates Agadagba Of Egbema


The leadership and the good people of Egbema Communities Peace Development and Humanitarian Rights Association of Egbema kingdom in Delta and Edo States a body  duly approved  by the Federal Government of Nigeria have sent a Congratulatory  message
to HRM Barr. Napoleon Egin 
on  his installation as the Agadagba of Egbema kingdom, Bini Pere lV.

The Egbema Communities Peace Development And Humanitarian Rights  Association  in  their  congratulatory message to the Egbema Royal Father 
wished   HRM Bar Napoleon Sekegbekumor  Egin the  Agadagba of Egbema Kingdom Bini Pere lV a  memorable reign on the reverred 
 ancient throne of the Egbema Kingdom

Comrade Mike J K Tiemo ,the President of body in his goodwill message to the
installed Egbema Royal Father noted that indeed the Egbema Traditional Council of Chiefs Headed by Chief David Bubor with  the manttle of power  vested on them by the  ancient Egbema  kingdom for over 400 years in accordance to Egbema  kingship  stool as contained in our  gazette cannot be deleted and ostracized in law as provided by the constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

Comrade Mike JK Tiemo the President humbly submitted  and advised  that the next step of action for the Egbema People to take now  is to move our kingdom, Edo and Delta States in general  forward without bias and selfishness for the overall interest of all Egbema Communities and inhabitants.

 Comrade Mike JK Tiemo the renowned
Niger Delta Humanitarian Activist in his
goodwill message to the new Agadagba of Egbema kingdom said:
" May  l  use this opportunity to stress that  the  call  and appeal    became paramount and imperative because the three vital keys  in life  Which can be classified as  “hope, faith and love, what will last most is love as affirmed  by God Almighty in the holy writhe ."

In his  summation , Comrade Mike JK Tiemo  Posited that the   Movement for 
 Egbema Kingdom   unity and progressive togetherness  is not negotiable and must  be pursued to a logical conclusion for the betterment of 
the good people of Egbema kingdom.

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