Kogi State Head of Civil Service, Dr. Elijah Adeiza Evinemi has charged the people of Ihima and the entire Ebiraland to uphold the principles of hard work, integrity, and community service that have defined them as good citizen of the land.
Dr Evinemi gave the charge in Ihima community, Okehi local government area of Kogi State during the 16th coronation of His Royal Highness Alhaji Abdulraheem Ahmed Ogido as the Ohi of Ihima.
The Head of Service who was the Chairman of the occasion, stated that time has come for Ebira people irrespective of the local government to reflect on the values that have brought them to where they are today.
He said “I am honored to serve as the chairman of this joyous occasion, marking the 16th coronation anniversary of our revered monarch, the Ohi of Ihima. Today, we gather to celebrate a legacy of leadership, wisdom, and dedication to the development of Ihima and Ebira land.
“As we commemorate this milestone, we also recognize the deserving citizens who have made significant contributions to the growth and prosperity of our communities. The conferment of titles on these individuals is a testament to their hard work, dedication, and selflessness.
He noted that the Ohi of Ihima, HRH, Alhaji Abdulraheem Ahmed Ogido has been a shining example of a true leader, working tirelessly to promote peace, unity, and progress in Ihima and beyond.
“Your Majesty’s commitment to the welfare of your people and the development of our state is truly inspiring. As we celebrate this anniversary, I urge us all to reflect on the values that have brought us to where we are today. Let us continue to uphold the principles of hard work, integrity, and community service that have defined our people.
“To the Ohi of Ihima, I offer my warmest congratulations on your 16th coronation anniversary. May your reign continue to be marked by peace, prosperity, and progress. To the title recipients, I congratulate you on this well-deserved recognition. May this honor inspire you to continue serving our communities with dedication and distinction”
