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CONGRATULATORY MESSAGE TO THE NEW UBUORO OF OGORI LAND

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On behalf of the entire Magongo Development Association (MDA) and the good people of Magongo Land, I heartily congratulate you, Major-General Erema Akerejola (Rtd), on your formal assumption of office as the Ubuoro of Ogori Land.

Your emergence is a continuation of the noble legacy of your late father, Prof. Olugbemiro Eminefo Akerejola, and a testament to your own meritorious 35 years of selfless service to our dear nation as a distinguished General in the Nigerian Army.

Magongo and Ogori are one people with a shared history and destiny in Ogori/Magongo Local Government Area. Your recent donation of solar panels to our communities even before your installation shows your heart for community development and the spirit of brotherhood.

We are confident that your reign will bring peace, unity, progress and greater development to Ogori Land and indeed to the entire Ogori/Magongo LGA. Your wealth of experience, discipline, and exposure will be a great asset to the traditional institution in Kogi State.

As your brothers in Magongo, the MDA pledges our full support and cooperation to your throne.

May your reign be long, peaceful and prosperous.

Congratulations, Your Royal Highness!

Long live the Ubuoro of Ogori Land!
Long live Ogori/Magongo LGA!
Long live Kogi State!

Yours faithfully,

Akpata Jordan Alaba
National President,
Magongo Development Association (MDA)

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