Onotoritsebawo of Warri Rallies Itsekiri Nation to Welcome Senator Oluremi Tinubu

Ojoye Amalili Stephen Chinedum, the Onotoritsebawo of Warri, who is also the District Coordinator of the Informal Sector, Artisans and Market Men and Women Association of Delta South Senatorial District have joined well meaning sons and daughters of Warri Kingdom in warmly welcoming Her Excellency, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, on the occasion of her scheduled visit to the Palace of the Olu of Warri on Thursday February 26, 2026. In a statement released to the press, the respected Warri chief described the visit as a moment of honour and pride for the Itsekiri nation, noting that it reflects the growing recognition of the cultural and historical significance of the Warri Kingdom within Nigeria’s national landscape.

According to Ojoye Amalili Stephen Chinedum, the Palace of the Olu of Warri remains a revered symbol of unity, identity, and enduring royal heritage. He emphasized that receiving the First Lady at the palace is not only a ceremonial event but also a meaningful engagement between traditional authority and national leadership.

The Onotoritsebawo expressed optimism that the visit would strengthen ties between the Federal Government and the grassroots communities of Delta South, particularly in areas affecting women, youth empowerment, small scale entrepreneurs, and the informal sector that sustains the local economy.

He further called on the Itsekiri people to turn out in dignity and solidarity to receive the distinguished guest, describing the moment as one that transcends politics and speaks to shared aspirations for development and inclusion.

As preparations intensify across Warri Kingdom, community leaders, market groups, youth organizations, and women associations are said to be mobilizing to ensure a colourful and befitting reception. The Onotoritsebawo reaffirmed the Itsekiri nation’s enduring hospitality and pledged continued support for initiatives that promote peace, prosperity, and cultural pride in Delta State and beyond.