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23-YEAR-OLD MICROBIOLOGY STUDENT BECOMES TRADITIONAL RULER IN DELTA. (PHOTOS).

 


23-year-old microbiology student becomes traditional ruler in Delta


A 23-year-old Microbiology undergraduate at Delta State University, Abraka, Prince Daniel Afamefune Chukwujindu, has become the new traditional ruler of the Ekwuoma Kingdom in the Ika North-East Local Government Area of Delta State.


Daniel, who succeeded his late father, King Chinedu Samuel Chukwujindu, was formally installed as the 11th Ajeh of Ekwuoma on Thursday.


He assumed the royal title of Ezeagu-Ukpo II following the completion of the burial rites of his father, who was the 10th Ajeh, Ezeagu-Ukpo I.


The young monarch’s emergence followed the traditional succession system of primogeniture, which recognises the first son of a reigning monarch as the heir to the throne.


The community said the practice had been maintained in Ekwuoma since the kingdom was founded nearly 400 years ago.


Daniel’s enthronement therefore marked both the end of his father’s 18-year reign and the beginning of a new era under one of the youngest monarchs in the community’s history.


The ceremony attracted traditional rulers, chiefs, community leaders, government representatives, academics, members of the royal family, friends and well-wishers.


Traditional rites were performed to formally transfer the institution from the late monarch to his successor, while prayers and goodwill messages were offered for the new reign. 

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