Rivers Community Celebrates Monarch’s 10th Anniversary With Book Presentation

The people of the Woji community in Obio/Akpor local government area of Rivers State have celebrated the 10th anniversary of the enthronement of their traditional ruler, Eze Emeka Ihunwo.
Part of the celebration of the traditional ruler’s 10th anniversary on the throne was the presentation of a book titled: “A Decade of Peace and Development: Achievements of the Woji Council of Chiefs and Elders under the Leadership of Eze Emeka Ihunwo.”

The book was formally presented to the Eze-in-Council by the General Manager of the Rivers State Newspaper Corporation (RSNC), who is also the General Secretary of the Woji Council of Chiefs and Elders, Chief Ernest Chinwo.

The council, in a statement signed by its assistant secretary, Chief Charles Echendu, said the book presentation represented a significant historical milestone in the continuous development, progress, and governance of the Woji community.

Echendu stated that the publication was produced to comprehensively document the significant achievements recorded under the leadership of the traditional ruler over the past decade.

The statement said: “The event represents a significant historical milestone in the continuous development, progress, and governance of the Woji community.

“The publication was produced to comprehensively document the significant achievements recorded under the leadership of His Royal Highness over the past decade.

“These achievements include: Sustained peace, unity, and communal stability, strengthened traditional governance structures, infrastructural and developmental advancements, preservation and promotion of cultural heritage and values and effective collaboration within the Council of Chiefs and Elders.

“The book stands as an authoritative historical document intended for future reference, academic research, and institutional memory.”