From Princely Onyenwe
The Imo State Governor, Distinguished Senator Hope Uzodinma has identified with the Mbaise Nation on the Iri Ji Cultural festival Tuesday to sustain the spirit of celebration and solidarity with people.
Governor Uzodinma in his address emphasized that the Iri Ji festival is not just a cultural celebration, but an opportunity for the Mbaise people to showcase their rich heritage and promote unity. He encouraged the people of Mbaise to continue to preserve their traditions and pass them on to future generations.
He also called on the youth to embrace peace and prioritize the development of their community. He highlighted the importance of peaceful coexistence and urged the youth to shun violence and engage in constructive activities that will contribute to the progress of Mbaise and Imo State as a whole.
He expressed gratitude to the Mbaise people for their warm hospitality and reaffirmed his commitment to the development and well-being of the Mbaise Nation. He assured them of his administration’s support in realizing their developmental goals and urged them to continue to contribute to the growth of Imo State.
The Governor’s participation and commendation of the Mbaise people in their Iri Ji festival demonstrates his commitment to cultural preservation and the promotion of unity in the State.
It also underscores the importance of peaceful coexistence and the role of cultural festivals in fostering harmony and development.
The highlight of the event was the traditional rites of Iwa Ji which the Governor participated in, alongside the traditional rulers of the Mbaise community.
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