The Ebira Doctors’ Forum (EDF) has congratulated His Royal Majesty, Alhaji Ahmed Mohammed Tijani Anaje, on his ascension on the throne as the new Ohinoyi of Ebiraland.
A statement jointly issued by the President and Secretary of the Forum; Dr Zubair Kabiru and Dr Shaibu Moses on Friday in Lokoja, said his ascension serves as a beacon of hope and guidance for the people of Ebiraland.
The Forum expressed confidence that the royal father’s proven qualities and experience as a disciplined, retired Army Officer would serve him well as he navigate the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead.
“On behalf of the Ebira Doctors’ Forum (EDF), I extend our heartfelt congratulations on your ascension to the esteemed throne of Ohinoyi of Ebiraland.
“This momentous occasion fills us with immense pride and joy, knowing that the leadership of Ebiraland rests in your capable hands.
“We recognize the weighty responsibilities entrusted to you. This leadership position demands unwavering dedication, resolute resilience, a commitment to justice, and the wisdom of patience.
“We are confident, however, that your proven qualities and experience as a disciplined, retired Army Officer will serve you well as you navigate the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead,” the forum said.
The association described EDF as the foremost organisation of healthcare experts of Ebira origin, that placed immense faith in the monarch’s dedication to the well-being of his people.
“We are certain that you will prioritize the advancement of healthcare within your domain, ensuring access to quality healthcare services for all Ebira indigenes.
“Your commitment to the fear of Almighty Allah serves as a beacon of hope and guidance for your people.
“We believe that under your leadership, Ebiraland will witness an era of peace, prosperity, and progress, where healthcare flourishes alongside other aspects of Ebira life.
‘Once again, we extend our sincerest congratulations on your ascension. We pray for your continued success and divine guidance as you lead Ebiraland into a brighter future,” the Association stated.
