RACHAEL OKONKWO ADVOCATES FOR UZO-UWANI COMMUNITY DURING GOVERNOR PETER MBAH VISIT. (PHOTO).

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 Rachael Okonkwo Advocates for Uzo-Uwani Community During Governor Peter Mbah Visit Nollywood actress Rachael Okonkwo has publicly called on Enugu State Governor Peter Mbah to address pressing infrastructural challenges in her home local government area of Uzo-Uwani. The appeal came shortly after her official appointment as the Senior Special Adviser to the Governor on Film and Creative Industry Development. During a campaign flag-off event in Uzo-Uwani, the popular movie star took the stage to voice the concerns of her constituents directly to the state chief executive. Standing before community members and government officials, Okonkwo highlighted urgent local issues, specifically emphasizing the deteriorating state of roads and the long-standing absence of reliable electricity in the area. Addressing Key Community Needs Okonkwo, who also serves as the Director of the Campaign Council for Creative and Entertainment, shared a video of her address on social media, describing the mo...

TRADITIONAL KINGDOM NAMES TV NEWS ANCHOR PRINCE EDWARD RUKIDI KIJANANGOMA AS SUCCESSOR TO LATE KING OYO. (PHOTO).



 Traditional Kingdom Names TV News Anchor Prince Edward Rukidi Kijanangoma As Successor To Late King Oyo


A traditional Ugandan kingdom has selected TV news anchor Prince Edward Rukidi Kijanangoma to succeed King Oyo Nyimba, who died last month at the age of 34.


The decision has sparked controversy within the kingdom, as it contradicts an earlier announcement by the kingdom’s prime minister that the late king, who was unmarried, had left behind a child who could serve as his heir.


Kijanangoma, a member of the royal family, is now set to take over the traditional leadership following the selection.


However, the decision has been rejected by some of the late king’s closest relatives.


Oyo’s sister, Princess Ruth Komuntale, and their mother, Best Kemigisa, have both opposed Kijanangoma’s selection, creating uncertainty over the succession.


The disagreement has drawn attention to the traditional succession process and could further intensify debate over who should inherit the late king’s position.


King Oyo Nyimba was one of Uganda’s most prominent traditional rulers and had occupied the throne since childhood. His death at 34 marked the end of a reign that lasted more than three decades.

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