By Briga Media
There is elation, funfair and celebration in the land. Drumbeats of culture and dance step of traditional owigiri. Happiness, rejoicing filled the kingdom with bright smile spreading over the faces of the people.
It’s the 20th Coronation Anniversary of a great and reputable King. One who is favoured by the ancestors, crowned by God and loved by the people.
The sky brightens in his coming, the sea rejoice by his presence, fishes jump in celebration, the trees bows in his royalty.
In the elegance of his crown, evil men hide their faces in shame, good men receives royal blessings.
King Agbonu, handsomely tall, royally blessed, with shinning dark skin that attract only beautiful maidens, heavenly wealthy with solomonic order of wisdom.
Your reign has brought peace, unprecedented growth, progress and development.
Under your reign, sons and daughters have flourished politically, as political bigwigs in Nigeria. Academically, as learned minds that can square up anywhere in the world, with many has PhD holders. Economically, as captains of industries.
It is 20 years of royal fruitfulness across the kingdom, glamour, prospects and prosperity.
The Ogulagha Kingdom people are gladdens.
Long may you live in the throne of your forebears.
Long may the royal shoes on your feet and the royal crown on your head.
12th of November is a day of history in the world. A day that can’t be forgotten in the sand of time. A day of festivity and felicitations. A day of royal honour and blessings.
It is the day HRM Elder Capt King Joseph Izonperebo Timiyan JP, PhD, Torubobor 1, Agbonu, The Ebenanaowei of the ancient Ogulagha Kingdom ascends the royal throne of his fathers. A day specially blessed by heaven with Angels celebrating, adorning the King of Glory for choosing King Agbonu.
All hail the King 👑 of royal fitness.
Join the host of heaven and the good people of Ogulagha Kingdom from 10 to 12 of November, 2025 to celebrate the 20th Coronation Anniversary of an embodiment of royalty.
Agbonu! Agbonu!! Agbonu!!!
Ogulagha Opu-Ibe Pere, Suo timi Unduo!!!
Comr Keneware Peremobowei Emmanuel writes from Ogulagha Community
