Your Asagbaship Carries Renewed Hope for Anioma - Obi Dr. Ajudua Congratulates Obi Prof Azinge

By Emeka Esogbue

Following the Asagba coronation, Obi Dr. Henry Ajudua 1 has sent a congratulatory message to Obi Prof Epiphany Azinge.

In a message personally sent to PEN MASTER titled "Obi Prof Azinge's Asagbaship, Hope Rekindled in Anioma Future," Obi Dr. Henry Ajudua 1 appreciated the choice of the Asaba people in Obi Prof Epiphany Azinge, noting that collective support from the sons and daughters of Anioma will see to a fruitful reign, which will ultimately benefit the Anioma people.

He stated that beyond Asaba, Obi Prof Azinge, the new Asagba, inspires new hope for the entire people of Anioma.

"Anioma is now a 'regional village,' interconnected and interdependent with one another, where indigenes of all the communities are now closely linked and events in one community also have a significant impact on other communities of the region."

"It is for this reason that many outside Asaba are showing interest in the Asagba traditional position and rooting for Obi Prof Azinge."

Obi Dr. Henry Ajudua 1 also took the opportunity to call on Anioma people to respect the traditional laws and customs of their communities as a way to culturally reposition Anioma. He said that increased accessibility and cultural exchange and diversity among the people will further promote the culture of the Anioma people.

Obi Prof Epiphany Azinge, SAN, a seasoned Lawyer was on Saturday, crowned the 14th Asagba of Asaba in a ceremony well attended by the people of the community.

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