By Kelvin Ohoror
In a region where leadership is often synonymous with power struggles, Hon. Chief Apar Enakeno Itesah JP stands out as a beacon of hope and progress. As the Otota of Oyede Kingdom, Chief Itesah has demonstrated an unwavering commitment to peaceful coexistence, human development, and infrastructure growth.
With a distinguished career spanning multiple roles, Chief Itesah has left an indelible mark on the political landscape of Delta State. He served twice as Councillor Representing Oyede/Okpe Ward and Oyede Ward in the National Republican Convention (NRC), and later held the positions of Vice Chairman under UNCP and Caretaker Chairman of Isoko North Local Government Council.
During his tenure as Chairman of the Council, Chief Itesah oversaw the construction of the road leading to the Council Headquarters, a testament to his dedication to infrastructure development. His leadership style, rooted in the belief of peaceful coexistence, has fostered a sense of community and cooperation among the citizens of Oyede Kingdom.
As the Otota of Oyede Kingdom, Chief Itesah is also the promoter and an Archive of the kingdom’s rich traditions and cultural heritage. His commitment to preserving the kingdom’s customs and practices has ensured their continuation for future generations.
In recognition of his exemplary leadership and contributions to the Traditions of Oyede Kingdom, cum his position as the Otota of the Kingdom, Chief Itesah was recently presented with a DELTA STATE TRADITIONAL CERTIFICATE UNDER PART III OF THE TRADITIONAL RULER AND CHIEF LAWS 2008, issued by the DIRECTORATE OF CHIEFTAINCY AFFAIRS
As we draw from the wealth of knowledge of Hon. Chief Apar Enakeno Itesah JP, we are reminded of the importance of selfless leadership and community service. His legacy will undoubtedly continue to inspire and motivate others to strive for excellence in leadership and community development.
