Egbokodo Agog as Late Chief Atiwa Amanoritsewo is laid to rest with massive celebration of life, Tributes

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**His Wisdom, Legacies Can never be measured, Egbokodo Community Trust Chairman, Hon Tete

Egbokodo Community was Agog as Late Chief Atiwa Amanoritsewo, the Olare-Aja (Oldest Man) of Egbokodo Community and was the Otsoron of Warri Kingdom, was laid to rest on Friday, July 31st in Egbokodo Community, Warri South LGA, Delta State.

The funeral was indeed a massive celebration of life and time with significant attendance from various dignitaries including: Hon Chief Thomas Ereyitomi (Member Representing Warri Federal Constituency) at the House of Representatives, Abuja as well as the APC Candidate for 2027 Reps race, Hon. Weyinmi Agbateyiniro (Chairman Warri South LGA) his Vice Hon. Kingsley Edafiadjebre, some Chiefs in Warri Kingdom namely Chief Michael Odeli, Chief Francis , Chief Oritsejafor, Chief JFK Omatsone , Chief Diden and Chief John Okpeyor.

National Coordinator Centre For Peace and Environmental Justice, CEPEJ, Chief Sheriff Mulade, PhD, Barr. Clarkson, Amb. Dr. Billy Ekele among others were all present at the event.

Egbokodo Community Trust Chairman, Hon. Austin Tete in his tributes to Late Chief Atiwa Amanoritsewo, described him as a man of impeccable character with the Wisdom of Solomon in settling disputes in the community.

Hon. Tete stressed that the legacies of Chief Atiwa can never be measured within his period in the community.

The Egbokodo-Itsekiri Community Chairman, Hon. Tete added that PA. Atiwa was a peace builder irrespective of how aggrieved you are once you come in contact with him you can never go back the same but with happiness.

According to Chairman Tete “We pray people emulate his character and build on his character to move the community forward irrespective of of his absence but his spirit is with us”.

Hon. Tete urged Egbokodo Community People to join hands with the leadership and the entire people home and abroad to consolidate on Late Chief Atiwa’s legacies to move the community forward.

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