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We Won’t Support Another Ikwerre Gov-Khana Monarchs

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The paramount ruler and
chairman, Babbe Council of Traditional Rulers in Khana  Local Government Area of Rivers State, H.R.H. Chief M. K. F Noryaa IV,  says the people of Babbe and  Khana in general would  not support another Ikwerre  governor after  Rt. Hon. Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi .
The monarch based his reason on the existing rotation of power between the upland and the reverine areas of the state.
Chief Noryaa, while  deceiving  Greater Together Wards-to-Wards  campaign team led by the All Progressives Congress (APC) deputy governorship candidate, Hon. Honurable Asita at his palace in Babbe, called on Ogoni  people to reject  another Ikwerre man for the  2015 governorship election in the state.
The traditional ruler said any attempt to vote the  Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) governorship candidate, Barr. Nyesom Wike as governor would destroy the existing relationship and unity between  the riverine and upland  people in the state.
Chief Noryaa, who presented a package  of undisclosed amount of cash, as part of the council’s commitment to the course of Hon. Dakuku Peterside, and  Hon. Asita governorshp agenda,  assured the campaign team,  that APC  would win in all the elections in the area.
The APC campaign team was also at the palace of the Paramount Ruler of Bowei Community in Kani-Babbe, the headeqartrs of Babbe Kingdoms, where H.R.H   Chief  Worika Faddee assured the party’s governorship candidates of victory.
The paramount ruler, who conferred   the chieftaincy title of “Mene  Agra-Bowei,” (God deliver  Bowei) on the APC governorship candidate , Dr. Dakuku  Peterside, described  Dakuku as a true  son of Ogoniland.
Hon. Asita received the title on behalf of Dr. Peterside.
Hon Asita commended the people of Khana, especially the Babbe Council of Traditional Rulers, for their  concern and commitment to the course of  APC in the State, assuring that the APC government would reciprocate the good gesture  if voted  into power.

 

Enoch Epelle

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