Eze DR Jobson A Utchay JP. Eze Esara III, Nyerisi Mbam Oro-Esara

He who has health has hope, and he who has hope, has everything!

I lived and enjoyed life. You too can do same as you come tomorrow. Its all free!

A message from Obiri Esara.

Never be afraid to travel on a new path.
Life and Death are different paths.

More importantly, the most extraordinary journey is the one that you take to find yourself. Let us that are living trust our journey and life because that best view is during, not after.

To all, life thou givest, to both great and small;
In all life thou livest, the true life of all;
We blossom and flourish like leaves on the tree,
Then wither and perish, but naught changeth thee.

19TH APRIL, 2021 - ONE YEAR IT IS

For death is no more than a turning of us over from time to eternity - William Penn

Keep Building Rivers State.

Your Excellency, Gov Nyesom Ezenwo Wike - CON, as you and your entourage visit Oro-Esara Kingdom, bear in mind that, we believe in peace and peaceful development, not only for ourselves but for people all over the State, Federal Republic of Nigeria... and world at large.

While we are saying a BIG THANK YOU for this laudable flyover, Okoro-nu-do, remember to find a lasting solution to Tank/Rumuokwurusi East-West road. It needs urgent attention and we believe you will take action as you have always shown.

Meka!

Long Live Oro-Esara Kingdom!
Long Live Obio Akpor Govt Area Secretariat,Rumuodumaya!!
Long Live Portharcourt Rivers State Nigeria!!!

It was indeed a father and children interaction I had with the Pharmaceutical Association of Nigerian Students - PANS UNIPORT 4+ earlier today at Esara Palace Elimgbu Town.

Today at Esara Palace Elimgbu Town, I and my brother and friend, HRM, Eze C. A. Worlu-Wodo, Eze Oha-Apara robbed minds on various issues affecting our Kingdoms and the State at large especially the recent pandemic.

The administration of Gov Nyesom Ezenwo Wike - CON has continued its role during the pandemic, and adapted to relieve the pressures on the entire State, which is highly commendable.

Later, The esteemed Traditional Ruler inspected the mega building project embarked by me - saying that it is indeed a gigantic project at this age and time. This is a welcome development not just for but the State at large.

Long Live
Long Live
Long Live Obio/Akpor LGA
Long Live Rivers State, Nigeria.

Just this morning, I was greeted with a soothing news of the arrival of my 63rd grand child and the youngest Utchay's Princess, that was delivered to my son, Prince Jim Utchay ESQ. and his lovely wife Princess Engr. Covenant Gold Utchay. The mother and baby are doing absolutely well.

The joy of welcoming a new born baby is priceless, so I want to say a BIG CONGRATULATION to them, the UTCHAY'S DYNASTY; thanks to the medical practitioners and specially to God Almighty for His unfailing grace.

Welcome little Princess!

THE ROYAL VISIT - EZE GBAKAGBAKA

Today, as many people - ourselves included - are obliged to stay at home, HM KING AMB. SIR L. N. EKE, Eze Gbakagbaka, Eze Oha Evo III of Evo Kingdom plays an absolutely vital role in keeping the Kingdom, Towns and Communities in touch when he visited Esara Palace, Elimgbu Town.

He was well received by myself and the entire Oro-Esara COVID-19 Task Force. The message was well passed as it is our prayer that this pandemic will pass soon and Evo Kingdom will be well united.

God bless Evo Kingdom,
God bless Esara Kingdom,
God bless Rivers State Government.

HE WHO WOULD BE GREAT.

The traditional Ikwerre (Obio) week is comprised of five days: Iriagbo, the day of rest; Saragbo, the day of the king; Nameke was the day when persons indebted to the kings worked for him.; Okwun was the day when children were free to pursue their own interest and go to their own farms; Nim was the biggest market day.

May 15, 1920 was a Saragbo day. That was the day when a sixth son was born to HRH Eze Jacob Uchegbule Enyindah, Eze Rugwu 1 of Elimgbu. The son was the third son of his second wife, Emilia Ada Enyindah. The child's mother was, in those days the famous and respected traditional midwife in the whole of Ikwerre land, but on the day the child was born, her Omani (a locally fabricated blade used for severing the umbilical cord) could not be found.

After an extensive, but fruitless search for the blade, they resorted to separating the child from its mother with the sharp bark of the raffia palm. The parents feared that the child might contract tetanus (nse-rewu). Fortunately, this was not the case as the young baby was a bundle of health and vitality.

Perhaps it was the circumstances of the child's birth or simply that Eze Enyindah, for no apparent reason, was overjoyed at the birth of the son; but he celebrated the boy's birth lavishly and named him, JOBSON ANYABELEDIKE UTCHAY.

Anyabeledike translates literally to 'One Who Was Being Looked Up To And Expected To Be Great'.

I am that child.
I am the son of my Father.
I am Jobson Anayabeledike Utchay JP.

I am 100 Today, Glory!!!