Tanga commends Prophet Fufeyin, Bolowei of Egbema Kingdom, at Opuama Community Liberation Day

_*L/R: Prophet Jeremiah Omoto Fufeyin, General Overseer of Christ Mercy Land Deliverance Ministry, Warri, Delta State and Hon. Alhaji Emmanuel Omoko, the Bolowei of Egbema Kingdon

By Asiayei Enaibo

Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Dennis Tanga Enterprise, General Dennis Tanga, has commended the General Overseer of Christ Mercy Land Deliverance Ministry, Prophet Jeremiah Omoto Fufeyin, for his unwavering love for Egbema Kingdom and his significant contributions to the spiritual growth, empowerment and development of its people.

Tanga made the commendation at the just-concluded Opuama Community Liberation Day celebration, held on November 3, 2026, across Opuama and Polobubo communities in Egbema Kingdom, Warri North Local Government Area of Delta State.

He described Prophet Jeremiah Omoto Fufeyin as a genuine man of God whose commitment to the Ijaw nation, dedication to the propagation of the gospel and consistent encouragement of riverine communities to embrace God reflect his passion for the spiritual well-being of the people.

Tanga particularly applauded the prophet for organising the one-day Opuama Community Liberation Day programme and extending the outreach to the Polobubo community, as well as units of Tantita Security Services across the Egbema Kingdom.

He noted that the gesture demonstrated his genuine concern for the people and commitment to promoting spiritual upliftment, unity and empowerment across the kingdom.

The General also extended his commendation to Hon. Alhaji Emmanuel Omoko, the Bolowei of Egbema Kingdom, for his unwavering commitment to the welfare of the people, community development and youth empowerment.

He acknowledged the Bolowei’s consistent efforts towards improving the lives of Egbema people, noting that his leadership and people-oriented initiatives have continued to make positive contributions to the growth and development of the kingdom.

Tanga expressed optimism that under the continued leadership and purposeful commitment of the Bolowei, the Egbema Kingdom would witness greater progress, particularly in the areas of community security, peaceful coexistence and sustainable development across its riverine communities.

He further appreciated all critical stakeholders, community leaders, participants and other individuals whose contributions and presence helped ensure the success of the Opuama Community Liberation Day celebration.

The November 3 celebration, which took place in Opuama and Polobubo communities, brought together stakeholders and participants from across Egbema Kingdom for a gathering centred on spiritual engagement, community liberation, unity and the collective advancement of the kingdom.

The event also underscored the importance of collaboration among religious leaders, traditional institutions, community stakeholders and security organisations in promoting peace, spiritual development and sustainable progress in Egbema Kingdom.