Festac 77 movie signs landmark Afrexim agreement

 As part of the ongoing 2026 Canex Weekend taking place in Lagos, the executive producer of 77: The Festac Conspiracy Prince Tonye T. J. T Princewill, Chairman of the board of Adonis Production put pen to paper in a landmark agreement with Canex Creations Incorporated (CCI), a specialized commercial subsidiary under the Afrexim bank’s $2 billion dollar fund.

The movie which is a sequel to the much acclaimed 76, still showing on Netflix goes behind the scenes to give audiences what the CCI CEO Osahon Akpata described as “a film Africa can be proud of.”

He pledged his and his team’s full support to the film and urged other filmmakers to emulate Adonis Production in aiming for excellence.

Prince Tonye in his remarks thanked the CCI team for their show of faith in investing in 77 and promised to give them reason to do more investments like this.

“Adonis Production focuses on true stories because Africa has so much truth to tell. Reality is stranger than fiction. This building, our Festac village were both inspired by that Festival of Arts and Culture and I feel honoured that 50 years later, we will get to be celebrating it with our film”, Princewill said.

The signing ceremony took place at the Banquet Hall of the National Theatre and the signatories were joined on the stage by the Executive Vice President of Afrexim bank Mrs. Kanayo Awani who also doubles as Chair of the CCI board. 77: The Festac Conspiracy is out in cinemas early 2027.

 

Ag. FOU Zone C. Boss DC Nadaniya Rallies Security Agencies in Imo for Peace and Unity

 By Bon Peters

The Nigeria Customs Service, Federal Operations Unit Zone C, Headquarters, Owerri Imo State, says it has embarked on a familiarization visits to Security Agencies in Imo state as part of its efforts to foster cordial relationships and strengthen collaboration with  other sister security agencies.

This was contained in a press release issued, signed and made available to our Correspondent Wednesday, October 21, by the FOU zone C, Owerri Public Relations officer, Rose Nche, a Chief Superintendent of Customs.

The statement noted that "the Acting Comptroller of Federal Operations Unit Zone ‘C’, Owerri Deputy Comptroller of Customs Farouk Nadaniya paid courtesy visits to security agencies in Owerri Imo State."

It continued  "The visits provided an opportunity for meaningful engagements, relationship building and deliberations on mutual interest particularly the need to sustain peace, promote security and enhance cooperation between the relevant institutions."

It added that in the course of the courtesy visits, which according to the statement, began on Friday, 16th October 2026, the Acting Comptroller  visited  various security agencies whch included the Nigeria Police Force (NPF) Imo State command, the Department of State Services (DSS), The Nigerian Army,  Nigeria Security and Civil Defense Corps (NSCDC) Imo State Command.

At the Nigeria Police Force (NPF) Headquarters, Imo State command, the Ag. Comptroller Nadaniya who was welcomed by the Commissioner of Police Imo State, CP Garba Audu Bosso remarked that Federal Operations Unit being the enforcement arm of the Nigeria Customs service in the zone which included South South and South East has an enormous task ahead considering the security challenges in the state.

His words “My visit is aimed at soliciting for unity of purpose and inter -agency synergy which will enhance my operational effectiveness in my Area of Jurisdiction as the strive against smuggling and other crimes is a collective responsibility."

"I am committed to maintaining a positive working relationship with security agencies and supporting collective efforts towards peace, stability and the overall well being of the state and its environs.” Nadaniya emphasized.

Responding, the Commissioner of Police Imo State Command CP Garba Audu Bosso  psc+ expressed delight at the visit even as he also applauded his initiative to strengthen inter-agency relations, saying “The Nigeria Customs Service and the Nigeria Police Force are federal government agencies with important responsibilities in National security and the protection of lives and properties."

The police chief urged him  to work closely with other security agencies in the fight against insurgency and other security threats in the state.

At the Department of State Services Imo state Command, the Director Mr. Godwin Uche Dunkwu, stated that despite the differences in their statutory responsibilities, security agencies including the Military and Paramilitary in the state maintained cordial and harmonious working relationships.

He further assured the Acting Comptroller of his maximum cooperation, reaffirming his commitment to sustaining the same level of support and collaboration previously extended to his predecessor.

At the 511 Quick Response Group Nigeria Air Force Base, Owerri, the Commander, Air Commodore SP Sekego maintained that despite the security challenges of the state, Imo State is a good State.

He then encouraged the Acting Comptroller FOU zone C, Owerri DC Nadaniya, to join the security team of the State because according to him, all the Security agencies in the State work as a team to achieve one goal, he hinted that the success of the recently released kidnapped National Youth Service Corps members was as a result of teamwork of the Security agencies in the state.

In continuation of his tour, DC Nadaniya who also visited the Headquarters of 34 Artillery Brigade Obinze Owerri  was received by the Brigade Commander,  Brigadier General A Ahmed.

In his remarks the Commander reiterated the importance of collective responsibility and having a common goal in making the State peaceful.

He emphasized the need for sustained inter -agency cooperation, coordination and collaboration in tackling security challenges and ensuring the effective discharge of the respective mandates of the agencies.

He reiterated the importance of maintaining cordial relationships and strengthening collective efforts towards promoting peace, security and stability in the state.

The acting Comptroller was also warmly received by the Commandant of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defense Corps Imo State Command, who disclosed that he was also newly posted to the state but expressed his readiness to work collaboratively with the new Acting Comptroller and other security agencies in the state. 

The visits  on a cordial note with the various  Heads of Security agencies expressing optimism about sustaining the existing relationship and enhancing cooperation where necessary.

 

 

Customs Zone C, Honours (Retd) ACG Paschal Chibuoke And Five (Retd) Comptrollers

The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), Zone C, has honoured (Retd) Assistant Comptroller-General (ACG) Pascal Chibuoke  and five other  retired Comptrollers at a send-forth ceremony held at the Zonal Headquarters in  Port Harcourt, Rivers State.

This was contained in a press release issued, signed and made available to our media platform on Friday October 16,by the Zonal Public Relations officer,  Aondoakura Herbert Dzungwenen a superintendent of customs. 

The statement noted that the six senior officers  who retired after completing their 35 years of meritorious service to the nation were honoured on Thursday, October 15, 2026 at a send- Forth party, with the theme “Celebrating Distinguished Service, Honouring Legacy, Inspiring Continuity.”

The event, according to the statement, brought together officers and men of the Nigeria Customs Service, representatives of sister security agencies, maritime stakeholders and other dignitaries to celebrate the retirees’ distinguished careers and contributions to national development.

In her welcome remarks, the Customs Area Controller, Port Harcourt Area 1, Command Comptroller Salamatu Atuluku, Ph.D, described the ceremony as an opportunity to recognise distinguished careers, appreciate invaluable contributions and celebrate the leadership and sacrifices of officers who had dedicated significant years of their lives to national service.

She particularly commended (Retd) ACG Pascal Chibuoke  for his contributions to the Service, especially during his tenure as Zonal Coordinator, Zone C, even as she highlighted  his leadership, sense of responsibility and commitment to duty.

She however, encouraged the retirees to remain available as mentors and worthy ambassadors of the

Service, while wishing them a fulfilled retirement years.

In her goodwill message, Comptroller Administration Zone C, Headquarters Comptroller Grace Edebeatu, congratulated the six celebrants on the successful completion of their 35 year career.

The retirees, include, ACG Pascal Chibuoke, Comptroller Adeyinka Favour Bodunde, Comptroller Blessing Ihenacho, Comptroller Bishir Abdullahi Balogun, Comptroller Oluremi Mobolaji Omisore and Comptroller Judith Kanu.

She noted that their contributions extended beyond customs enforcement and border protection to include institutional development, mentorship and effective leadership.

She urged serving officers to emulate the retirees by upholding discipline, integrity, professionalism and dedication, stressing that retirement marked  a new chapter in which, according to her, experience became  wisdom and achievements inspired  future generations.

In his valedictory speech,  ACG Pascal Chibuoke (Retd), represented by Chief Superintendent of Customs Kurutsi Obadiah expressed profound gratitude to Almighty God for the grace, strength and wisdom to serve the nation through the Nigeria Customs Service.

Reflecting on his career, he described his journey as memorable and enriched by challenges, lessons, achievements and valuable relationships even as he sincerely appreciated the Comptroller-General of Customs, Bashir Adewale Adeniyi, MFR, Ph.D and his  management team, colleagues, and all officers and men  of the service for their support, cooperation, encouragement and the opportunity to serve.

Expressing  pride and satisfaction as he bowed  out of active service, he therefore urged succeeding officers to uphold discipline, integrity, professionalism and dedication to duty even as he concluded by praying for God's continued blessings upon the Nigeria Customs Service and greater success for the institution and the nation at large.

In her closing remarks, Deputy Comptroller Chinwe Onyesoro expressed appreciation to the retirees for their dedication, sacrifices, leadership and invaluable contributions to the Service.

She commended the organizers and stakeholders for their support and cooperation, noting that the level of attendance reflected the cordial relationship between the NCS and its partners while encouraging the retirees to embrace the opportunities of retirement and continue to contribute to the society through mentorship, wisdom and counselling

She also reminded serving officers that although official positions would one day come to an end, integrity, exemplary leadership and the impact of dedicated service endured.

There were goodwill messages and prayers for their sound health, peace of mind, family happiness, prosperity and fulfilling years ahead.

The statement reiterated that the Nigeria Customs Service, Zone C, reaffirmed its appreciation for the

six distinguished officers, expressing confidence that their wealth of experience would continue to benefit the Service and the nation through mentorship and continued engagement.

The event served as a befitting tribute to their legacies and a reminder to serving officers to sustain the values of professionalism, discipline, integrity and commitment to national development.

By Bon Peters,

 in Port Harcourt, Rivers State

 

Orette Drags INEC to Court

Fresh storm is presently gathering in Delta South as Nigerian-American Family Medicine Physician and politician, Dr. Austin Orette, appears set for battle with the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).

Orette is in court over his victory of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) primary election conducted on the 22nd day of May, 2026, submission of his name to INEC by the ADC and omission of his name from the final list of candidates for the Delta South Senatorial District Election published on the 12th day of September, 2026.

INEC and ADC are the first and second defendants in the case respectively.

In a motion on notice brought pursuant to sections 4. 6 (16) of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999 (as amended), Sections 29 (1) and 84 of the Electoral Act, 2026; Order 3 of the Federal High Court (Civil Procedure) Rules 2019’ Rule 4 of the Federal High Court ( Pre-Election Practice Directions, 2026 and under the inherent jurisdiction of the Federal High Court, Abuja by Orette’s (plaintiff) counsel, James Olotu, he is praying the court for “an order directing INEC to list him as the candidate of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) for Delta South Senatorial District Election scheduled to hold on January 16, 2027 or any other date’’

The reformer and community advocate alleged that the act of omission by INEC did not comply with the provisions of the Electoral Act.

“The Plaintiff is seeking a declaration that having regard to the provision of Section 84 of the Electoral Act, 2026, the plaintiff having emerged as the winner of the primary election conducted by the ADC on the 22nd day of May, 2026 for the nomination of the candidate for the Delta South Senatorial District automatically became the candidate of ADC for the Delta South Senatorial District Election scheduled to hold on the 16th of January, 2027.”

Dedicated to healing people and building a better Nigeria, Orette is seeking a declaration that having regard to the fact that INEC received from ADC on the 14th day of July, 2026 a letter communicating and submitting his name as the ADC candidate for the Delta South Senatorial District Election, INEC cannot lawfully omit his name from the final list of candidates for the Delta South Senatorial District Election published on the 12th day of September, 2026.

Orette urged the Federal High Court to declare unlawful, null and void the publication on the 12th day of September, 2026 of the final list of candidates for the Delta South Senatorial District Election omitting his name as the ADC candidate.   

Particularly, Orette wants the Federal High Court, Abuja to determine whether having regard to the provisions of Section 84 of the Electoral Act 2026, the Plaintiff, having emerged as the winner of the primary election conducted by the 2nd Defendant on the 22nd day of May, 2026 for the nomination of its candidate for the Delta South Senatorial District Election scheduled to hold on the 16th of January, 2027.

“Whether having regard to the fact that the 1st Defendant received from the Second Defendant on the 14th day of July, 2026 a letter communicating and submitting the name of the Plaintiff as the 2nd Defendant’s candidate for the Delta South Senatorial Election, the 1st Defendant can lawfully omit the name of the Plaintiff from the final list of candidates for the Delta South Senatorial District Election published by the 1st Defendant on the 12th day of September, 2026”

“Whether, the publication by the 1st Defendant on the 12th day of September, 2026 of the final list of candidates for the Delta South Senatorial District Election omitting the name of the Plaintiff as the candidate of the 2nd Defendant, notwithstanding the Plaintiff’s emergence as the winner of the 2nd Defendant’s primary election conducted on the 22nd day of May, 2026 and the subsequent submission of his name to the 1st Defendant by the 2nd Defendant is not unlawful, null and void.”

 

Credit: Henry Ovie

 

Kalabari Unites for Historic Coronation of Amanyanabo of the Source, As 16-Unit Committee Takes Charge

 .....Dabaye Amakiri Charges Members to Showcase Best of Kalabari Culture

The Amanyanabo of the Source, Da Amakiri Tubo, Alhaji Mujahid Abubakr Dokubo-Asari, Dabaye Amakiri I, has inaugurated a 16-unit Coronation Central Planning Committee to coordinate preparations for his forthcoming Se Diye and Coronation ceremonies, slated for December 19, 2026.

The Amanyanabo inaugurated the committee on Saturday, October 3, 2026, at his Ipokuma residence in Degema Consulate, where he charged members to work collectively towards delivering a coronation that would reflect the rich cultural heritage, traditions and dignity of the Kalabari people.

The event brought together prominent Kalabari personalities, traditional stakeholders, professionals and other members of the committee, who have been assigned responsibilities covering various aspects of the coronation programme.

Da Amakiri Tubo disclosed that the committee was constituted to ensure effective planning and coordination of the various activities associated with the coronation.

Chief Prince Tonye T.J.T. Princewill is the Chairman of the Central Planning Committee, while Chief Dr. David T. Briggs and Chief Dr. Emi Membere-Otaji serve as Co-Chairmen.

Dr. Emi Iyalla is the Secretary, with Alabo Daerefa-a Christopher Braide serving as Assistant Secretary.

A statement signed and made available to news platforms by Alabo Daerefa-a Christopher

Braide Spokesman & Chief Press Secretary to the Amanyanabo of the Source (Elem Kalabari, Torusaramapiri).noted that the committee will coordinate activities across the three principal locations of Elem Kalabari, Buguma and Obuama, with specialized units assigned specific responsibilities for the successful execution of the programme.

The units include Media and Publicity; Culture and Coronation; Transport and Logistics; External Relations; Contact and Mobilization; Venue and Catering; Protocol and Access Control; Security; Accommodation; Finance; Souvenirs; Secretariat and Documentation; Boat Regatta; Kalabari Dancing; Environment and Works; and Medical Services.

A Local Organizing Committee (LOC) has also been constituted to complement the work of the Central Planning Committee.

The Media and Publicity Unit is chaired by Chief Prince Tonye T.J.T. Princewill, with Ib Dakoru as Vice Chairman. Members are Mustapha Wakama, Humphrey Onyanabo, Alabo Daerefa-a Braide, Isokariari Otonye Bob-Manuel, Alabo Wabiye Idoniboye-obu and Melford.

The Culture and Coronation Unit is chaired by Chief Dr. Emi Membere-Otaji, with Chief Kingsley Kio Young-Jack as Secretary. Se Alabo Prefaa Otaji and Se Alabo Prince Dateme are members.

Chief Dr. David T. Briggs chairs the Transport and Logistics Unit, with Dennis Braide as Secretary and Emmanuel Horsfall and Opunabo Princewill as members.

The External Relations Unit is chaired by Pope Tarsoo Linus, with Alhaji Abdulrahman Ibrahim Sade (Sadauki Bauchi), Gary and Nasiru Danu as members.

Alhaji Abdulrahman Ibrahim Sade (Sadauki Bauchi) chairs the Contact and Mobilization Unit, with Pope Tarsoo Linus as Vice Chairman. Other members are Humphrey Onyanabo, Flora, Alabo Onimim Batubo, Hassan Mohammed Ndanusa, Yerima Shettima, Igo Aguma and Henry Wordu.

The Venue and Catering Unit has Boma assigned to Elem Kalabari and Buguma, Flora to Obuama and Degema, alongside Alabo Lawrence Danagogo.

Dr. Dawari George chairs the Protocol and Access Control Unit, with Barrister Joseph Charles Brown, Se Alabo Omonaa Amachree, Se Alabo Amakiri Flag Amachree, Dennis Braide and Orusoso Don Pedro as members.

The Security Unit is chaired by Alabo CP. (Rtd.) Dr. Selem Vincent Amachree, Esq., with Obiobraa

George ( Holy Mallam), HRH Otonye Williams (Ododo), Alabo Ibim Miame, Tomitamunoa Erekosima (Obio Akpor), Banimibo-ofori Harry, and the 3 Kalabari LGA Chairmen as members.

Dr. Emi Iyalla chairs Accommodation, with Hajiya Halima and Alhaji Orlu Onyekachi (Haram De Sweet) as members.

The Finance Unit is chaired by Stanley West, with Dr. Emi Iyalla as member, while Boma chairs the Souvenirs Unit, assisted by Crowther and Flora.

Prince Dateme chairs the Secretariat and Documentation Unit, with Humphrey Onyanabo as Co-Chairman and Isokariari Otonye Bob-Manuel as Secretary.

Chief Lucky Brown chairs the Boat Regatta Unit. Members are Alabo Daogigo Amachree, Alabo Ikien Okorosa, Dr. Adikibia Boyle, Opunabo Princewill, Sokeipriye Numbere, Endurance Henry and Alabo Adikiba Zeinas.

Sokeipriye Numbere chairs the Kalabari Dancing Unit, with Ibiso George as member.

The Environment and Works Unit is chaired by Songo Festus LongJohn (Adekunle), with Adokiye Princewill, Obelema Isokariari and Biokpomabo Princewill as members.

Dr. Opubo Idoniboye-obu chairs the Medical Services Unit, with Alabo Dr. Ebi Robinson as member.

The Local Organizing Committee is headed by Amb. Sobomabo Jackrich (Egberipapa) as Chairman, with Alabo JackLloyd Thomas as Vice Chairman and Alabo Wabiye Idoniboye-obu as Secretary.

Giving the terms of reference for the 16-Unit Committee, the Central Planning Committee has established clear guidelines to ensure effective coordination, accountability and collaboration among the various units.

Each unit, as constituted, comprises a Chairman, Secretary and members, with the Chairman responsible for the effective performance of the unit.

All units are to report directly to the Central Planning Committee, which in turn reports to the Palace of the Amanyanabo of the Source, Dabaye Amakiri I.

Each unit is expected to submit its detailed work plan and budget within seven days of its appointment for review and approval by the Central Planning Committee.

No unit is to incur expenditure or make any financial commitment without prior written approval of the Central Planning Committee.

The units are also required to submit weekly progress reports to the Central Planning Committee.

The committee further directed that all units should collaborate where their responsibilities overlap to ensure harmony and avoid duplication, particularly in activities involving Elem Kalabari, Buguma and Obuama.

 

 

 

Nigeria Customs Service ‌‌‍Others Renew commitment on Blue Economy Agenda

By Bon Peters

The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) says it would continue to sustain efforts towards blocking revenue leakages while enhancing trade facilitation at Nigerian ports.

Comptroller Mohammed Aliyu Alkali, Customs Area Controller, Onne, Area11 Customs Command Rivers state, stated this Wednesday in Port Harcourt the Rivers state Capital at a seminar to commemorate the 2026 World Maritime Day organized by Business and Maritime Writers Association of Nigeria (BUMWAN).

With the theme, “Nigerian ports and Bonded Terminals,  Impacts of Nigeria Customs Service and stakeholders in the Blue Economy, the seminar examined ways of advancing the Blue Economy agenda of the Federal Government.

Represented by Asst. Comptroller Nasir Lirwan, Aliyu said that the NCS has remained critical to the success and growth of the Blue Economy especially, considering its mandate in the non-oil revenue generation sector of the country.

According to him, the Onne command has also domesticated various strategies aimed at promoting effective risk management and stakeholders’ engagements.

The measure he emphasized also largely contributed to effective port operations.

Highlighting on the importance of Bonded Terminals on cargo operation, Alkali identified Bonded Terminals as backbones of the Blue Economy.

“Six years ago, there were only about six operational Bonded Terminals at the Onne command but presently due to the business friendly policies of the Comptroller General Bashir Adeniyi, MFR, PhD over 20 operational Bonded Terminals have been created here in Onne.

He added “This indeed indicates that Bonded Terminals are no longer alternatives but indispensable partners in a seamless cargo clearance and Blue Economy agenda.

“Bonded Terminals have become critical for ports decongestion, constant cargo delivery, employment generation and enhanced revenue collection,” he said.

Alkali, also commended BUWAN for timely and effective reportage of the Ports and Bonded Terminals saying the effort had significantly strengthened public awareness.

Also speaking, Dr. Caleb Ajagba, Chief-of-staff, Abia State Government House urged the NCS to go beyond revenue collection, and step up actions towards strengthening its role in trade facilitation.

Represented  by chief Nwaka Inem, Special Adviser to Abia state Governor on Trade, Commerce and Industry Ajagba lamented impacts of poor cargo operations on the end user.

“Delays from overstretched bureaucratic bottlenecks, multiple charges, congestion and uncertainties in cargo clearance has continued to increase cost of doing business which in turn affects the ordinary Nigerian consumer.

“Your objective should be geared towards creating an efficient and digitalized system which promotes timeliness for legitimate trade and prompt termination of illegal and non complaint transactions,” he said.

Ajagba also pledged readiness of the Alex Otti led administration to strengthen partnerships with the NCS and other critical stakeholders with a view to promoting trans-border trade in the state.

“Abia State is open for collaboration and the Alex Otti led administration is consistently focused on improving infrastructure, ease of doing business, industrialization and investment promotion,” he added

Similarly, Mr. Matthias Odo, Commander, NDLEA, Onne port command, also pledged agency’s commitment to a drug-free society and called for collaboration from stakeholders and well meaning Nigerians.

Represented by his Deputy DC Kingsley Effiong, Odo emphasized that intelligence gathering was crucial for efficient local and trans-boarder drug tracking operations.

“I want you to understand that no business can thrive in an environment that is not drug-free, that is why we must continue dismantling drug cartels,” he said.

Earlier in his address, Mr. Peter Ihejirika, BUMWAN President, thanked participants and stakeholders for further enlightening the public on innovations geared towards improving ports operations.

lhejirika on behalf of the group promised to deepen media partnership with stakeholders and ports operators while also calling for their cooperation.

“Journalists are your friends, we are not spies, avail us information whenever we need them as failure to do so may give room for speculations,” he said.

Operators of bonded terminals, NAFDAC and other stakeholders also attended the seminar.

All set for 20th Coronation anniversary of His Royal Majesty, Orhue 1, Orodje of Okpe Kingdom

 Programme of events for the 20th Anniversary of His Royal Majesty, Orhue 1, Orodje of Okpe Kingdom

 

Friday, November 13, 2026

Prayer to be led by Okpe Christian Assembly

Venue: Udogun Hall, Orerokpe

Time: 11:00 am

 

Press Briefing by Okakuro Mike Affe, JP, The Unu-Okpe of Okpe Kingdom

Venue: Dafinone Hall, Orodje Palace, Orerokpe

Time: 2:00 pm

 

Saturday, November 14, 2026

His Royal Majesty’s Golf Tournament

Venue: Sapele Athletes Club, Sapele

Time: 8:30 am

Prize/Awards

Time: 3.30pm

 

Monday, November 16, 2026

Chieftaincy seminar for would-be Ekakuro and Ehonvwore

Venue: Dafinone Hall, Orodje Palace, Orerokpe

Time: 11:00 am

 

Tuesday, November 17, 2026

Command Performance

Titled: The Yoke

Venue: Udogun Hall, Orerokpe

Time: 11:00 am

 

Awards to distinguished Okpe sons and daughters

Venue: Udogun Hall, Orerokpe

Time: 3:00pm

 

Wednesday, November 18, 2026

Football competition finals

Venue: Sapele Township Stadium

Time 11:00 am

 

Float/cultural displays by the 13 districts

Venue: Sapele Township Stadium

 

Thursday, November 19, 2026

Conferment of chieftaincy titles

Venue: Udogun Hall, Orerokpe

Time: 10:00am

 

Friday, November 20, 2026

Conferment of chieftaincy titles

Venue: Udogun Hall, Orerokpe

Time: 10:00am

 

Saturday, November 21, 2026

Grand Finale

Venue: Orodje Palace Pavilion, Orerokpe

Time: 11:00 am

 

Sunday, November 22, 2026

Thanksgiving

Venue: St William Catholic Church, Orerokpe

Time:11:00 am

 

Tuesday, November 24, 2026

Homage by newly conferred Ekakuro and Ehonvwore

 

Wednesday, November 25, 2026

Homage by the four ruling houses and others

Planning Committe