Nigerian Monarch Bags Custodian of Godly Inheritance Award
According to the International Human Rights Commission correspondent, a renowned Nigerian Monarch, HRM Evang. (Dr.) Wilson Ojakovo Oharisi III, the King of the great Ughelli Kingdom Delta State was graciously honored with the 2023 Custodian of Godly Inheritance Award on Tuesday 23rd February by a non-governmental organization, Jodah Praise Foundation (JPF).
The Director JPF, Evang. Joseph Edah said the award was in recognition of his outstanding leadership in advancing interfaith collaboration, humanitarian service, and peace.
He maintained that HRM Ojakovo Oharisi III plays a crucial role in changing things for young people, awakening innovation, invention, and productivity of young people. As well as creating improved moral and ethical values for young people.
The Jodah Praise Foundation (JPF) first conceived on May 29th, 2018 is a non-governmental organization established under Nigerian law with the overarching goal to raise young singers and players of instruments as a way of developing young people’s interpersonal skills and moral and ethical values against anti-social behaviors.
The Foundation is formed to address challenging factors confronting inspiring and musically talented young people by providing mentorship, development, and empowerment harnessing the strength and providing platforms for the exhibition of talents.
While expressing satisfaction with the activities of JPF, HRM Ojakovo Oharisi III thanked the leadership of the Foundation for bestowing him the prestigious award, urging them to remain committed to their vision as he will continue to share partnerships with the Foundation.
Meanwhile, HRM Ojakovo Oharisi III supported the Foundation by paying off the one-year rent of their apartment.
Reporter:
Fidelis Onakpoma
IHRC Editor-in-Chief Worldwide
