The Ata Igala, HRM Matthew Opaluwa Oguche Akpa has decorated Chief Mrs. Deborah Ojosegbe John Akinosun with the chieftaincy title of IYE OJA south west, NIGERIA with a charge to her to unite all Igalas both male and female not only in marketing and businesses but to add values to people life. HRM Matthew Opaluwa Oguche Akpa gave the charge while decorating Chief Deborah Ojosegbe and other illustrations sons and daughters of Igala Kingdom at Ata palace, Idah. He advised the new Iya Oja South West to be steadfast and exemplary in the task of leading Igala business women and marketers with open door administration where unity, understanding and sisterlessness remain their watch words for better living and societal progress.
The Royal father reminded Igalas both at home and in diaspora to be upright in whatever work and positions they found themselves and they should remember their root to attract developmental projects to Igalaland. He called on Igalas to support government policies and programmes that focus on national development that will move Nigeria forward and great in the comity of Nations in the world. The Ata Igala then reminded Igalas that Ata Palace remains open for better and constructive suggestions and criticism that will make and move Igala Kingdom forward. In a remark, the Iye Oja South West, Chief Deborah Ojosegbe John Akinosun appreciated Ata Igala for considering her worthy to serve in the present capacity and assured that she will not derail in the task of leading and uniting Igala women in their businesses to add values to their life She thanked all those that contributed to the success of the coronation ceremony and reminded Igaas that they should be harbinger of peace and progress anywhere they found themselves. Chief Deborah Ojosegbe John reteriated her commitment to bring to bear her wealth of experience in businesses and marketing to empower and transform many Igala business women socio-economically. The new Iye Oja Chief Deborah Ojosegbe John who is resident in Ondo state was greeted in traditional salutation of ADEEBU in chorus after her name.