Rivers State Governor, Sir Siminalayi Fubara, has extended warm congratulations to His Royal Majesty, King Ateke Michael Tom, on the occasion of his 7th Coronation Anniversary as the Amanyanabo of Okochiri Kingdom.
The governor joined the monarch and his people on Monday at the royal palace in Okochiri Kingdom, located in Okrika Local Government Area, to mark the significant milestone.
King Ateke, who also holds the prestigious titles of Sekuro of Niger Delta and Be Se Poku of Wakirike, was celebrated in a grand event that showcased the rich cultural heritage and unity of the Okochiri people.
During his visit, Governor Fubara commended the King for his enduring leadership and contributions to the growth and development of the kingdom.
He acknowledged King Ateke’s wise and courageous governance, which has fostered peace and prosperity in the region, and wished him continued strength and wisdom to lead his people.
In his remarks, the governor expressed hope that the King would enjoy many more years on the throne, serving as a pillar of guidance and inspiration for the Okochiri Kingdom.
The celebrations, filled with cultural displays and festivities, underscored the deep respect and admiration the people have for their monarch.
King Ateke’s reign has been characterized by his dedication to the welfare of his people and his efforts to uphold the traditions and values of the kingdom.
His 7th Coronation Anniversary serves as a testament to his impactful leadership and the strong bond between him and his community.
Governor Fubara’s visit reflects the state government’s commitment to maintaining strong ties with traditional institutions, which play a vital role in preserving cultural heritage and fostering unity in Rivers State.