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 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GOOD PEOPLE OF OROWA KINGDOM ON THEIR OHOR FESTIVAL 
Warmest congratulations to all sons and daughters of Orowa Kingdom on the successful celebration of the Ohor Festival! May this joyous occasion bring you peace, love, and unity, and may celebration never cease in Orowa land!

A special congratulations to His Royal Majesty, the Onojie of Orowa Kingdom, Cyril Aidenojie I. on this momentous occasion. Zaiki may you continue to dwell in God's grace, peace, and blessings. We pray that you will continue to lead the people of Orowa with wisdom, integrity, and compassion.

Long live Zaiki!
God bless Orowa land!
God bless Esan land!
God bless Edo state!

Congratulations again to all!

Mary O. Inegbenehi

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