Dignitaries storm Rivers community as famous traditional ruler is buried

The burial of a traditional ruler in Rivers State, Prof Theophilus Princewill, has attracted dignitaries from all walks of life to Buguma in the state. The deceased monarch was the Amanayagbo of Kalabari Kingdom in Asari Toru Local Government Area of Rivers State. The late Professor of Microbiology who acceded the throne in 2002 was […]

Dignitaries storm Rivers community as famous traditional ruler is buried

The burial of a traditional ruler in Rivers State, Prof Theophilus Princewill, has attracted dignitaries from all walks of life to Buguma in the state.

The deceased monarch was the Amanayagbo of Kalabari Kingdom in Asari Toru Local Government Area of Rivers State.

The late Professor of Microbiology who acceded the throne in 2002 was laid to rest after several traditional rites were performed by various custodians of Kalabari tradition.

Dignitaries that attended the burial include the wife of former president Goodluck Jonathan, Dame Patience Jonathan; Rivers State Governor, Sir Siminalayi Fubara; former governorship flag bearer of APC in Rivers State, Pastor Tonye Cole; Chief Dumo Lulu Briggs; Alhaji Mujahid Asari Dokubo; Senator Lee Meaba; Senator Ipalibo Harry; former deputy governor of Rivers, Professor Ngozi Odu; captains of industry, traditional rulers and leaders of various political parties.

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Governor Fubara, who spoke at the event, said his administration is determined to enthrone an enviable Rivers that satisfies the dreams and aspirations of all residents and urged peace in the state.

He urged the Kalabari people to continue to live in peace even after the burial of their late king, adding that nobody in the state should lose hope because his administration is committed not to disappoint, regarding all their expectations.

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