Hon. Victor Obuzor Pays Royal Visit to the Oba of Ogba Land
The visit underscores the importance of traditional institutions in promoting peace, unity and development across Ogba Land.
Hon. Victor Obuzor, the Member representing Ahoada-West/Ogba-Egbema-Ndoni Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives, on Saturday, October 24, 2026, paid a royal visit to His Eminence, Barr. Nwachukwu Nnam Obuoha-Obi III, the Oba (Eze Ogba) of Ogba Land.
During the visit, Hon. Obuzor expressed appreciation to the revered traditional ruler for his leadership and continued contributions to the promotion of peace, unity and stability in Ogba Land.
The federal lawmaker also emphasised the importance of maintaining a cordial relationship with traditional rulers, noting that their wisdom, guidance and support remain vital to the development of the constituency and the well-being of its people.
In his response, the Oba of Ogba Land welcomed the lawmaker and expressed gratitude for the visit. He offered prayers for Hon. Obuzor, asking God to guide and protect him, grant him wisdom, and strengthen him in the discharge of his responsibilities and service to the people.
Hon. Victor Obuzor was accompanied on the royal visit by the Executive Chairman of Ahoada-West Local Government Area, High Chief Hon. Eugene Chita Epelle, JP; the ONELGA Council Secretary, Hon. Ndulaka Oki; the Leader of the Ahoada-West Legislative Assembly, Rt. Hon. Cheta Jonathan; the immediate past Administrator of Ahoada-West, Sir Promise Jacob; the Chief Security Officer (CSO) to the Ahoada-West Council Chairman; Hon. Inime Karibo; and Hon. Eze Obuzor.
Other members of the delegation included the Vice President General of Igbu-Odiokwu-Uzugbani Ekpeye, councillors from ONELGA and Ahoada-West, Ahoada-West Rainbow Coalition candidates, political appointees, and other prominent dignitaries.
The royal visit further highlighted the significance of collaboration between elected representatives and traditional institutions in advancing peace, unity and sustainable development across communities in Rivers State.
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