Flood: Olori Atuwatse III to institute modalities for renovation of Bobi Primary School, as more Itsekiri communities get lifeline

Wife of the Olu of Warri, Olori Atuwatse III, has promised to institute modalities for the renovation of Bobi Primary School, Bobi in Warri South-West Local Government Area of Delta State, just as she donated one hundred thousand naira for the purchase of boards in the school.

 Highlights of Royal Iwere Foundation's visit to the nine Itsekiri communities:

Fresh Angle International understands that Olori Atuwatse III gave the assurance Wednesday November 2, when she led members of Royal Iwere Foundation on an intervention visit to nine Itsekiri communities in Warri South-West and Warri North Local Government Areas in Delta State, that were recently ravaged by flood.

The nine Itsekiri communities visited in Day 2 of the flood intervention programme by Royal Iwere Foundation are; Deghele, Bateren, Orere, Olobe, Bobi, Orubu and Ugbogbodu in Warri South-West Local Government Area as well as Ureju and Eghoro in Warri North Local Government Area.

Edema Collins Oritsetimeyin (left) accepting kola presented to Olori Atuwatse III & offering prayers on her behalf

Each of the communities received five (50 kg) bags of rice, two (100 kg) bags of Beans, four (50KG) Bags of Garri, 15 cartons noodles, 15 cartons of Biscuit, four gallons (25ltrs) of Vegetable Oil, three gallons (20 ltrs) of Palm Oil, eight cartons of Sachet tomato, three cartons of Maggi, three bags (50 kg) of Salt and 30 tubers of Yam.

Bateren Women dancing to the delight of Olori Atuwatse III

This Flagship Niger Delta Online Newspaper, can report that Olori Atuwatse III, also gifted N300,000.00 to Bateren Community (N 100,000.00 to the youths, N100,000.00 to women of the community and N 100,000.00 to the men).

The Elegant Queen of Warri Kingdom, also gave Bobi, Olobe and Orubu communities N100,000.00 each, to buy match sticks and kerosine, for cooking of the food items donated.

Sample of the food items donated to each of the communities

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