Governor Alex Otti Calls on Traditional Rulers to Preserve South East’s Rich Cultural Heritage

Abia State Governor, Alex Otti, has called upon traditional rulers across the South East to take a leading role in promoting and preserving the region’s rich cultural heritage. Governor Otti emphasized that these leaders are custodians of traditions that have been passed down through generations, and it is their responsibility to protect these values for future generations.

The governor highlighted the importance of safeguarding the cultural identity of the South East, urging the traditional rulers to work together in fostering unity, peace, and cultural pride within their communities. He stressed that as modern influences continue to shape society, the preservation of cultural heritage remains a key part of the region’s identity.

Otti also encouraged collaborative efforts between the government and the traditional institutions to ensure that the customs, values, and practices of the people are celebrated and passed on. According to him, the unique traditions of the South East should not only be preserved but also promoted to the wider world as part of Nigeria’s diverse cultural landscape.

By embracing their role as cultural ambassadors, traditional rulers can play a pivotal part in maintaining the rich history and traditions of the South East, ensuring that these continue to thrive for generations to come.