To the revered Monarch of the Great Benin Kingdom, His Royal Majesty Omo N' Oba N' Edo Uku Akpolokpolo, Oba Ewuare 11

               
   I Hon. Engr. Comr. Peter Igbinigie Omo-Idahosa, the Patron of PEOPLE'S NETWORK 4 GOOD GOVERNANCE (PNGG) on behalf of members of my family and the good people of my organization (PNGG) and the people of Ore-oghene quarters approach the throne with deep respect and boundless joy to offer our salutations on this double significant occasion.

 Happy birthday, your Royal Majesty. We pray that the Almighty God and the Powerful Royal Ancestors continue to endow your Majesty with excellent health, boundless wisdom, and perpetual happiness. May the sun of your life shine brightly for countless years, and may your reign remain a source of great pride and stability for the entire Benin Kingdom.
     
 We also rejoice in celebrating the 9th Coronation Anniversary of your Majesty ascension. This nine years have been a period of remarkable cultural renaissance, sustained peace, and diligent preservation of the sacred Benin heritage. We also appreciate your relentless efforts to foster unity and ensure the well-being of all your subjects.

 Once again, we wish you long life and prosperity. Oba Ghato Kpere Ise!

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