LAGOS IYEDE-AME /Nigeria: A prominent daughter of the Lagos Iyede-Ame Kingdom of Ward 9 in Ndokwa East Local Government Area and Adauzo of Ndokwa Nation, Hon. Dr. Princess Ann Izi, JP, has commended the Executive Chairman of Ndokwa East LGA, Hon. Chief Vincent Osilonya, for the construction and commissioning of the ultra-modern, multi-million-naira Ibrede Community Hall in Ward 9.
Describing the facility as a landmark achievement, Hon. Izi said the magnificent structure is a clear testament to Osilonya’s unwavering commitment to the development of Ibrede community and Ndokwa East at large.
In a congratulatory and appreciation statement issued on Tuesday, December 17, 2025, the Adauzo of Ndokwa Nation noted that the council chairman’s dedication to improving the lives of the people through transformative infrastructure projects was inspiring and would “forever be remembered” by the beneficiaries.
“I commend your visionary leadership and tireless efforts in making this project a reality. The Ibrede Community Town Hall will serve as a hub for community engagement, empowerment and progress, and I have no doubt that it will bring countless benefits to our people,” she said.
Hon. Izi also expressed gratitude to Delta State Governor, Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori, for his unwavering support for the development of Ndokwa East and the entire Ndokwa Nation. She further appreciated the Deputy Governor, Sir Monday Onyeme, for representing the governor at the commissioning ceremony.
The seasoned marine expert and author also commended the Councillor representing Ward 17 in Ndokwa East, Hon. Prince David Iliromah, for his commitment and support toward the successful completion of the project.
She congratulated the traditional ruler of Ibrede Kingdom, His Royal Majesty Augustine Oghenejabor, JP, on the milestone achievement, praising his leadership and role in ensuring peace and stability in the community throughout the construction period.
Expressing the collective sentiment of the Ibrede people, Hon. Izi said the ultra-modern town hall would stand as a symbol of unity, progress and prosperity for the community.
She urged other political office holders and representatives to emulate the Osilonya administration by embracing collaborative efforts and delivering more dividends of democracy to Ward 9 communities, particularly riverine kingdoms across the River Niger and other areas of Ndokwa East that were marginalised by past administrations.
