Regent Of Nri Kingdom Marks Children's Day in Grand style As He Receives Honours From Progress Brain Creative Academy Awka
His Majesty,
Eze Engr. Obidiegwu O. onyesoh MFR JP.
[EZE-NRI ENWELANA II] represented on the Royal Nri Ancient Stool By
His Majesty,
Prince Ikenna O. Onyesoh (Idebuteaku) TheTraditional Regent Of Nri Kingdom Played Host to the pupils of
Progress Brain Creative Academy Awka, Anambra state who visited the Royal palace of ancient Nri Kingdom on an excursion visit.
The kids who where led to palace by the proprietress of the school Mrs Akudo Lorrita explained that they came visiting so that the children can behold the beauty of the palace, understand more on igbo tradition and history.
In an interaction with the kids,
His Majesty The Regent goes on to lecture the visiting school pupils on the democratic nature of the Igbo nation over the centuries before the coming of the European colonists, the independent mindedness of the Igbo Man, the religious beliefs of ndi Igbo and the mythology of Igbo enweze misconception..
The Regent used the opportunity to send hearty cheers to all African child in
Celebration of the International Children's day..
While responding to media correspondence,
He emphasised that Children are the greatest gifts in the society, also stressed on the importance of grooming a child to become good citizens and ambassadors of the igbo nation and Nigeria at large.
He used to opportunity to frown at the increased child labour, child trafficking, ritual killings, child abuse, and deprivation of child education rights, stating that these vices are contributory indices of current youth restievness and insecurity.
His Majesty explained that when a child is deprived of quality education, and parental care, often ends up in the streets to become a nuisance.
He however urged the visiting kids to be good ambassadors of their parents, school, church and Society.
The highpoints of the occasion Is the presentation of PHILANTHROPIST AWARD in recognition of his contributions to education of African child through his EZE-NRI ENWELANA II FOUNDATION.
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