In a majestic display of pan-African solidarity, the Olu of Warri, Ogiame Atuwatse III, and his queen, Olori Ivie Atuwatse III, arrived in Ghana to partake in the celebrated Oguaa Fetu Afahye Festival. Their presence underscores the deep historical and cultural ties that bind Nigeria and Ghana, while signaling a renewed era of collaboration between the two nations.
Olu of Warri and Olori Atuwatse III
Welcomed with grandeur in Accra, the royal couple was greeted by the vibrant Oguaa Fetu Afahye troupe, whose colorful dances and traditional rhythms made the moment even more vibrant. Expressing gratitude, the Olu described the reception as a “living expression of Ghana’s heritage and a reminder of the unifying power of culture across our continent.”
Since his coronation, Ogiame Atuwatse III has championed unity, youth empowerment, and global recognition of Itsekiri heritage. His visit to Ghana is an extension of that mission, positioning him as a cultural ambassador fostering regional dialogue.
Olu of Warri and Olori Atuwatse III
Olu of Warri and Olori Atuwatse III
Olu of Warri and Olori Atuwatse III
The Oguaa Fetu Afahye Festival, rooted in Cape Coast traditions, provided the perfect backdrop for this historic meeting. By honoring Ghanaian culture, the Olu and Olori reinforced the shared cultural fabric of Africa, reminding the world that unity in heritage remains the continent’s strongest bond.
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