During the service, the Olu emphasized that the kingdom would overcome its obstacles and emerge stronger. He encouraged his subjects to adopt a positive mindset, recognizing opportunities even in tough times. “It is my prayer that God grants us the vision to see beyond our challenges,” he stated.
The monarch expressed confidence that the Itsekiri kingdom would not be overwhelmed by its difficulties, viewing them instead as stepping stones for progress. “God has given us these obstacles to rise above,” he declared, urging the community to maintain faith and focus on divine guidance.
Reflecting on the kingdom’s progress in recent years, the Olu attributed achievements to “God’s grace, mercy, and protection.” He expressed gratitude for the identity and destiny of the Itsekiri people, emphasizing the importance of leadership in navigating future challenges.
Bishop Mike Laju, who delivered the sermon, described the thanksgiving event as one of "spiritual magnitude." He urged attendees to embrace gratitude as a means of acknowledging God's influence in their lives, highlighting the anniversary's prophetic significance for the region.
The service was rich with gospel music and hymns, predominantly in Itsekiri, fostering a spirit of unity among the attendees. The Olu's call to action resonates as a rallying cry for the Itsekiri community to harness their collective strength and faith in overcoming adversity.
As the kingdom looks towards greater achievements in the next five years, the Olu’s message is clear: transformation begins with perspective. Together, the Itsekiri people are encouraged to navigate their challenges with resilience and optimism.
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