Paramount Igala monarchs confer chieftaincy titles on APC Deputy Director of Organization, Comrade Isah

By Gabriel Agbonika, Abuja

The National Deputy Director of Organization of All Progressives Congress (APC), Comrade Daniel Isah, has been honoured with two prestigious chieftaincy titles in two prominent traditional rulers of Igala extraction of Kogi State.
The first chieftaincy title of “Omachi Ogohi Onu Anyigba” was conferred by the traditional ruler of Anyigba, Alhaji Abu Shaibu Okolo, the Ogohi Onu Anyigba in Dekina Local Government Area of Kogi State.
The second traditional title of “Achubi Atta Igala” was separately conferred on Comrade Isah at a colourful and excited ceremony in Idah for the two titles which had commenced on Friday and officially ratified and concluded on Sunday by the paramount ruler of Igala Kingdom, His Royal Majesty, Matthew Alaji Opaluwa Oguche Akpa II.
The two days event marked a grand celebration of Chief Isah’s achievements and contributions to his immediate community and the society at large.

Chief Isah, who is a strong foundation member of APC is also a serving member of the Board of Directors of Federal Petroleum Polytechnic, Bonny, Rivers State. He is widely acclaimed and respected for his exemplary leadership and spirit of philanthropy.
The double coronation last weekend, therefore, stands as a testament to his selfless service to humanity, his political accomplishments, and his enduring commitment to the development of Nigeria at large.
In his remarks after the two conferment ceremonies, Chief Isah expressed great gratitude and appreciation to the paramount ruler of Igala land, HRM, the Atta Igala, and the Ogohi Onu Anyigba, Alhaji Abu Shuabu Okolo, for the high honour bestowed on him.

He called on his people for their valuable advise, support and co-operation in order to ensure the needed peace, unity and development in Igala land as well as Kogi State in general.
According to him, “I promise to live up to the high standard of service expected of me in my official and private life”.