Desist from using “Royal Highness” – Leadership of Igbo-Speaking Community warns Eze Ndigbo title holders in Lagos
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Desist from using “Royal Highness” – Leadership of Igbo-Speaking Community warns Eze Ndigbo title holders in Lagos
…says it is contrary to the provisions of the community’s constitution
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By Naomi Onome
In a press statement signed by Chief Jonathan Nnaji, Chairman, BoT Igbo Speaking Community, and Chief Sunday Ude, President, Igbo Speaking Community in Lagos, to all members and stakeholders, it is stated that through information, some members, who hold the title of EZE NDIGBO, have been violating the community’s constitution.
The community’s main goal is to preserve culture and traditions, promote peaceful coexistence with the host community, and respect the laws and customs of Lagos State. Following the recent unlikely situation, an emergency meeting was convened, and the following resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Abrogation of “Royal Highness” or “Royal Majesty” title: All EZE NDIGBO are advised to desist from using the prefix “Royal Highness” or “Royal Majesty” to their titles.
Consequences of misrepresentation: Any EZE NDIGBO who continues to use the title “Royal Highness” or “Royal Majesty” will be deemed to be acting contrary to the provisions of the community’s constitution, and the Igbo Speaking Community in Lagos will not be held liable for any consequences arising from such actions.
Non-Recognition of “Obi of Lagos” Title: Any individual who claims to hold such a title does so without the authority or recognition of the Igbo-speaking community in Lagos and is solely responsible for any consequences arising from such actions.
The community urges all Igbo residents in Lagos to continue living in peace and harmony with the host community and other ethnic groups. They also advise caution when purchasing properties or land in Lagos, verifying ownership authenticity and ensuring compliance with Lagos State laws.
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