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Royal Innovation: Olu Of Warri Rides Electric Scooter To Perform Ancestral Duties
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ROYAL INNOVATION: OLU OF WARRI RIDES ELECTRIC SCOOTER TO PERFORM ANCESTRAL DUTIES

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In a remarkable blend of tradition and modernity, His Majesty Ògíamẹ̀ Atuwatsé III, CFR, the revered Olú of Warri Kingdom, was spotted riding an electric scooter to fulfill his ancestral duties at Okotumu, Ode-Itsekiri. The historic moment, captured on video, has since gone viral, sparking admiration and conversations across social media.

The scene unfolded shortly before the Itsekiri Youth Assembly at the Big Warri Amphitheater, where the monarch’s unconventional mode of transport showcased a refreshing fusion of cultural heritage and contemporary convenience.

Observers hailed the moment as symbolic of progressive leadership, with many noting that His Majesty’s embrace of technology reflects the adaptability and forward-thinking vision required in today’s evolving society.

While rooted in deep traditions, the Warri Kingdom continues to demonstrate resilience and innovation, proving that even ancient customs can coexist with modern advancements.

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