The Struggles and Triumphs of the Pere of Kabowei Kingdom
– Urges federal government to intervene and open up Kabowei communities in Delta and Bayelsa
– Relieves the travails of his people in the disastrous 2022 flood; how he navigated the palace with a canoe
– Reflects on his life lessons as a king and what he misses most as a monarch
HRM Shedrack Erebulu, Aduo III, the revered Pere of Kabowei Kingdom, celebrates his seventh coronation anniversary today. In an exclusive interview with Emma Amaize and Akpokona Omafuaire of Vanguard News, he shares his experiences, challenges, and hopes for the future.
Seven years on the throne, the Pere talks about how he overcame obstacles like the 2022 flood that devastated his kingdom. Navigating the palace with a canoe during the flood, the Pere highlights the struggles and resilience of his people.
He emphasizes the urgent need for government intervention to address issues like flooding and bad roads that plague Kabowei communities. Despite the challenges, the Pere remains optimistic and dedicated to the development of his kingdom.
Reflecting on his journey, the Pere shares valuable life lessons and opens up about the sacrifices he had to make as a monarch. From not being able to eat or dance in public to missing his days in court as a lawyer, he remains committed to serving his people.
As the Pere marks this milestone, his determination to uplift his community shines through, inspiring hope and resilience in the face of adversity.