Aboh Kingdom Reclaims Its Royal Prestige as Chief Tony Amechi and Obi Oputa III Host Urhobo Monarchs

Aboh Kingdom Reclaims Its Royal Prestige as Chief Tony Amechi and Obi Oputa III Host Urhobo Monarchs.

In a historic gathering that rekindles the royal splendor of Aboh Kingdom, Chief Tony Amechi, the Ajuwa of Aboh Kingdom, stood alongside His Imperial Majesty, Obi Oputa III, to welcome the esteemed delegation of the Urhobo Traditional Rulers Association of DeltaState, Nigeria, at the royal palace in Aboh.

Obi Oputa III (in all red attire, 1oth, from left to right), Chief Tony Amechi ( 3rd, from left to right), the visiting chiefs and other hosts

The distinguished delegation was led by HRM Solomon Okunkeren, the Ovie of Arhawarien Kingdom and Vice Chairman of the Association, accompanied by HRM Richard Oghenevwogaga Ebelle, the Ovie of Agbarha Otor Kingdom (Secretary General of the Association); HRM King Obukohwo Whiskey, the Ovie of Idjerhe Kingdom; HRM Ogheneochuko Morris Eyekpimi-Egboboyen, the Orosuen of Okere Urhobo Kingdom; and HRM Kingsley Emakpo Orereh, Igbi II, the Ovie of Agbarha-Warri Kingdom.

Also present were notable traditional leaders, including the Onowu of Onogbokor, Ozu of Igbuku, and the Igwe of Abala, among others, all bearing witness to this momentous occasion.

However, this visit was more than just a royal assembly—it was a powerful affirmation of unity, cultural heritage, and a shared future.

As the rhythmic beats of royal drums filled the air and words of wisdom flowed like the great River Niger, a deeper message emerged: Aboh Kingdom is reclaiming its historical prominence.

As the elders say, “A tree with deep roots will always find its way back to the sun.” Under the reign of His Imperial Majesty, Obi Oputa III, Aboh Kingdom is once again rising as a beacon of unity, peace, and prosperity for Ndokwa land.

Obi Oputa III Giving Glory to the Most High

Chief Tony Amechi, an illustrious and revered son of the land and a pillar of leadership, stood tall in this remarkable event, embodying the principles of wisdom, courage, and service.

His presence alongside Obi Oputa III underscored a renewed vision for the kingdom—one where tradition and progress harmoniously coexist.

The visit of the Urhobo monarchs was not just an expression of solidarity but a divine confirmation that the Aboh Kingdom is stepping into a new era of greatness.