274 years later , Onishe Ezemu 1 laid to rest by new Onishe of Ubulu Uku kingdom and Umu Onishe Ezemu

It was a celebration in Ubulu Uku Aniocha South area of Delta State as the Onishe Ezemu 11 Chief James Asika Onwordi Endurance known as Ibori ubulu, the Umu Onishe Ezemu in unity laid to rest their patriarch, the revered Onishe Ezemu 1 after 274 years of waiting, the family gathered to honor and bury their father, who passed away 274 years but whose burial was delayed by the circumstances surrounding his death.

In a poignant display of love and respect, Onishe Ezemu 11 Chief James Asika Onwordi Endurance known as Ibori ubulu joined his relatives in this final act of closure, fulfilling a long-awaited duty to their ancestor.

The burial of Onishe Ezemu 1 symbolizes the unity and strength of the Umu Onishe Ezemu family, as they come together to pay their last respects and bid farewell to their beloved father.

As they lay him to rest, surrounded by memories and shared history, the Umu Onishe Ezemu honor the legacy of Onishe Ezemu 1, keeping alive his spirit and teachings in their hearts.

This day serves as a reminder of the enduring bond of family and the power of love to transcend time and distance.

The Legacy of Onishe Ezemu

In the heart of the ancient lands that once bore witness to the clash of kingdoms, a tale of honor, sacrifice, and legacy unfolded through the ages.

The name Onishe Ezemu echoed through the centuries, a symbol of unyielding courage and unwavering loyalty.

It began in a time of turmoil when the drums of war reverberated between the proud kingdoms of Benin and Ubulu - kingdom Princess Adesuwa's untimely demise at the hands of Obi Olise ignited a conflict that threatened to tear the lands asunder.

Amidst the chaos, the valiant Onishe stood tall, a pillar of strength and wisdom.

As the battle raged on, a fateful day arrived when the Onishe made the ultimate sacrifice to bring an end to the bloodshed.

It was not Obi Olise who fell in the heat of combat, but the Onishe's second in command, a fact shrouded in the mists of history and misinterpretation.

The Onishe's selfless act sealed his fate, leaving his throne empty and his spirit unburied for over a century.

Generations passed, and the descendants of Onishe Ezemu, the umu Onishe Ezemu, carried the weight of their ancestor's legacy.

They knew the ancient prophecy that foretold peace and prosperity would only return to the land once the Onishe was laid to rest with the proper rites.

And so it came to pass that a new Onishe Ezemu Ubulu -High Chief James Asika Onwordi rose to claim the vacant throne, guided by the wisdom of the past and the resolve of the present.

United in purpose, the umu Onishe Ezemu gathered to fulfill their sacred duty and honor the memory of their forefather.

With solemn reverence and ancestral chants, they laid the late Onishe to rest, breaking the chains of a century-old curse and ushering in a new era of harmony and unity.

The spirits of the land whispered their blessings, and a sense of peace descended upon the realm once more.

And so, the legend of Onishe Ezemu endured, a testament to the enduring power of sacrifice, legacy, and the unbreakable bond between past and future.

In the annals of time, his name would be etched in gold, a beacon of hope and a reminder that true greatness transcends the boundaries of life and death.

Nice story

So he was in the morgue or what?


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Make I no talk, na una place I dey follow go my own village