Jubilations in Orakhuan, Emu Kingdom as the Onojie Welcomes NGO for the Official Handover of the Industrial Borehole Water Project, in Collaboration with the Prince Charles Inojie Foundation

It was a day of joy and celebration in Orakhuan, Emu Kingdom, as His Royal Highness, the Onojie of Emu, officially received the NGO delegation for the handover of the Industrial Borehole Water Project. 

This remarkable achievement was made possible through the efforts of Comrade Kingsley Okoirhon, President of the Emu Youth National Body, who facilitated the collaboration between the Prince Charles Inojie Foundation and the South African-based NGO, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.This water project, which includes the construction of industrial boreholes across various Esan communities.such as Ohordua, Ujiogba, Orowa, Ihia Ubiaja, and Emu has been a significant relief to the people, particularly in Orakhuan and Emunonkha quarters, who have long suffered from lack of access to clean water. The Emu community has emerged as one of the major beneficiaries, thanks to Comrade Kingsley’s advocacy and commitment. His influence convinced the Prince Charles Inojie Foundation to attract not one, but two industrial boreholes to the Emu Kingdom.

The borehole at Emunonkha was commissioned two months ago, while the Orakhuan project, located at the palace grounds, was officially handed over to the Onojie and community leaders during this recent event. The people of Orakhuan were overwhelmed with gratitude, as this development marks the end of many years of hardship caused by inadequate water supply.

Community leaders, elders, and residents expressed their heartfelt appreciation, offering prayers for Comrade Kingsley Okoirhon and the Prince Charles Inojie Foundation. They acknowledged his unwavering efforts that led to this transformative project in Emu, Orakhuan, and Emunonkha.

The Onojie also extended his gratitude to the sponsoring NGO for not giving up despite the challenges encountered during the project particularly the geological survey complications that caused delays. He praised their commitment and consistent funding, which ensured the successful completion of the water project for the benefit of the Orakhuan people.

His Royal Highness, Promise Aidenojie Imhansemhojie, the Onojie of Emu Kingdom, also commended Comrade Kingsley for his boldness, sincerity, and dedication to community development. He urged other sons and daughters of Emu through political or personal influence to emulate this patriotic act by contributing to the growth and development of their fatherland.

The Onojie expressed deep appreciation to the Prince Charles Inojie Foundation and its partner, Humanity Family Foundation for Peace and Development (HUFFED), along with The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, for turning this vision into reality. He acknowledged that the project faced numerous challenges, including insecurity, but praised the collective efforts of the stakeholders, the community leaders, and the youth for their unity and peaceful resolution of all issues.

Speaking further, the Onojie remarked:

"Mr. Kingsley Okoirhon is not just the youth president of Emu; he has been a loyal supporter of the Emu Palace development. His commitment helped bring the first-of-its-kind water provision project to our community, a feat never before witnessed in the history of our kingdom. I am particularly proud of the ongoing palace building projects two standard structures of high quality under my reign. These are signs of unity, love, and divine transformation for Emu Kingdom."

He concluded by encouraging all sons and daughters of Emu Kingdom to support the palace and development efforts—not just for the Onojie, but for the entire community.

"Come home, invest in your land. I will continue to pray for all of you for the betterment of our great Emu Kingdom," he said.

During the Commissioning of  Emunonkha Industrial Bore Hole two Months  Ago 

Congràtulations to Emu Kingdom, as we give God the glory!