Oloche Philip Becomes Ochidoma1 Of OPIATOHA K’IDOMA Ogun State
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The indigenous of Benue state residing in Ogun state have elected Oloche Sunday as the new Ochidoma of OPIATOHA K’IDOMA, making him the traditional ruler of Benue state indigenes in Ogun State.
Oloche was elected as Ochidoma on Saturday at Dustmar Hotel in Abeokuta, the Ogun state capital where delegates across the state converged to elect him.
The new Ochidome assured his people of good representation thereby calling for unity to enhance the progress of Benue people in Ogun.
He also disclosed that he would ensure that the Benue people living in Ogun state have access to the state government opportunities and support the development of Ogun being the current residential place.
He said, “I will unite and begin to assist ourselves and see to how the state government would see into the things we need that they will be able to assist our young ones”.
“I will support the state government in every aspect of administration, I intend to ensure that our people are law-abiding”.
Oloche urged the Benue people to write a good story about themselves, adding that unity of the Benue people would enable them to iron out some issues, particularly on security matters.
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This was our dreams come true. So we all glory to Almighty God our helper in Jesus name
This was our dreams come true. So we all glory to Almighty God our helper in Jesus name