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By Jeff Ogu
The Paramount Ruler of Elelenwo and the Nyenweli of Elelenwo Kingdom, HRH King Sir Dr Sunny Weli, has described Chief Hon Godwin Nnanta Risi, as a great son of Elelenwo Kingdom with an immense disposition towards peace and humanity.
King Weli made this declaration at his palace during the installation and coronation ceremony of Chief Hon Godwin Nnanta Risi as Onha Ma Dike I of Elelenwo Kingdom.
Eze Weli said Chief Nnanta Risi had the capacity and ability to mobilise the youths of the kingdom at any time for meaningful and productive ventures aimed at the holistic development of the kingdom.
He urged him not to relent in his good works for the overall development of the kingdom as Onha Ma Dike I of Elelenwo.
Speaking to newsmen after the coronation ceremony, Chief Nnanta Risi thanked the paramount ruler for spotting him out and subsequently installing him as Onha Ma Dike I of Elelenwo Kingdom.
He promised to carry out his traditional duties in accordance with the provisions and customs of Elelenwo Kingdom.
Chief Risi, who is also the founder and proprietor of Precision Education Centre, Elelenwo, a prominent educational institution, urged the youths to embrace education and acquire new skills to equip themselves for future challenges.
On the forthcoming general election in the country in 2027, Chief Risi said the electorate should vote according to their conscience but should endeavour to vote for the best candidates who could improve their welfare and make the economy better.
He, however, described the APC governorship candidate in the state, Rt Hon Ogundu Kingsley Chinda, as a round peg in a round hole.
He noted that Hon O.K. Chinda, as a son of Elelenwo, had what it took to govern the state efficiently and take it progressively to the next level in the comity of states in the country.
“Rivers State has the human and natural resources to compete effectively with Lagos State, which is presently ahead of other states in terms of per-capita growth, development and employment generation.”
