UBULU-UKU, DELTA STATE – High Chief Asika James Onwordi has announced his affirmation as the duly validated and registered Onishe of Ubulu-Uku Kingdom, following recognition in accordance with the traditional institution’s regulatory framework and chieftaincy affairs procedures in Delta State.
The traditional title holder, who also serves as the Traditional Prime Minister of Ubulu-Uku Kingdom, described the affirmation as a significant victory, not just for him personally but for the entire people of Ubulu-Uku, a historic community renowned for its rich cultural heritage, peace, hospitality and enduring traditions.
In a congratulatory message, High Chief Onwordi expressed profound gratitude to God for the honour, describing his recognition as a divine responsibility and an opportunity to continue serving his people.
“Only God can crown a man with the glory and privilege of serving his people,” he stated, expressing appreciation for the grace that made the recognition possible.
He also acknowledged the support of traditional leaders, prominent personalities, cultural stakeholders and the good people of Ubulu-Uku, whose encouragement and commitment to the development of the kingdom have remained invaluable.
The Onishe further expressed appreciation to the Delta State Government and the Directorate of Chieftaincy Affairs for their roles in the traditional institution’s validation and registration processes.
He emphasised that the recognition represents a collective achievement and a renewed commitment to preserving the cultural identity, unity, peace and prosperity of Ubulu-Uku Kingdom.
The development is expected to further strengthen the traditional institution and reinforce the importance of cultural heritage, responsible traditional leadership and community service.
High Chief Asika James Onwordi concluded by expressing heartfelt gratitude to all those who have continued to support him, pledging his commitment to serving the kingdom with dedication, humility and gratitude to God.
The affirmation marks an important moment for High Chief Asika James Onwordi and the people of Ubulu-Uku Kingdom.
