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Obibi Ochasi Awakens: A city reclaimed, a Paramount Ruler’s triumph, and God’s throne celebrated 

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In the heart of the once hushed and seemingly forgotten ancient kingdom of Obibi Ochasi, the City of David, a vibrant renaissance is set to unfold this Sunday, January 28.

 

A profound transformation awaits as the city, once shrouded in over 12 months of insecurity, comes alive with a dual celebration that promises to be nothing short of extraordinary.

 

At the helm of these monumental events is a distinguished Nigerian philanthropist, industrialist, and renowned pharmacist and entrepreneur, Mazi (Dr) Sam Ohuabunwa MFR. Together with a staunch advocate for the rule of law and constitutionalism, the esteemed Professor Mike AA Ozekhome SAN, the city prepares for a revival that transcends the ordinary.

 

The dual celebration is a testament to the resilience of the people, led by the Paramount Ruler of Obibi Ochasi, City of David, His Majesty Eze Evangelist U Mbamara IV. At the intersection of his 60th birthday and 20th year of reigning and rulership, this momentous occasion unfolds on the ancestral throne—God’s throne he occupies.

 

Amidst the jubilation, echoes of songs of praise and worship reverberate through the ancient walls, marking the commencement of the 2024 celebrations. Gospel artists, each a vessel of divine melody, join forces to honor the Almighty Jehovah for the numerous miracles bestowed upon the seasoned and controversial journalist of the ’80s, now a septuagenarian paramount ruler.

 

The celebration becomes a homecoming for those who had once sought refuge in foreign lands due to fears of unsecured lives. The city, once gripped by uncertainty, now blossoms with renewed hope and unity, burying the ghosts of insecurity in its wake; “Obibi Ochasi Awakens: A City Reclaimed, A Paramount Ruler’s Triumph, and God’s Throne Celebrated.”

 

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  1. Just as much as I did, I relished what you accomplished here. Your language is elegant and the drawing is enticing, yet you appear rushed to get to the next thing you should be providing. If you keep this walk safe, I’ll come back more often.

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