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Egbema kingdom Regency council chairman High Chief Andrew Gorroh Extends Goodwill christmas messages to the Egbema people,

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By EgbemaVoice,

High Chief Andrew Gorroh (JP), the Chairman of the Egbema Kingdom Regency Council, has extended his heartfelt Christmas greetings to the people of Egbema Kingdom in both Edo and Delta States. In his festive message, he called on the peace-loving citizens of the kingdom to embody the virtues of Christ—love, humility, and forgiveness—during this season of celebration.

He highlighting the kingdom's rich history as one of the oldest traditional institutions in southern Nigeria, with its Traditional headquarters (Sit) in Ajakurama Town, Ovia South-West Local Government Area of Edo State, High Chief Gorroh expressed pride in the cultural heritage and unity of the Egbema people. He urged the various clans and  communities to embrace harmony and work collectively toward strengthening the bonds that unite them.

In his address, the Regency Council Chairman who oversee the Egbema kingdom affairs emphasized the importance of peace and prosperity, praying for the kingdom's continued blessings and development in the year ahead. He encouraged everyone to approach the season with gratitude, joy, and a renewed commitment to the progress of Egbema Kingdom.

The thoughtful message from High Chief Gorroh not only underscores the significance of the Christmas season but also fosters a sense of unity and goodwill within the kingdom, making it a memorable time for all. He said,

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