The governor of Rivers state, Sir Siminalayi Fubara, weekend urged the kids of the late King Dandeson Douglas Jaja, the Amanyanabo of Opobo, in opposition to the temptation of combating over property left behind by their father.
He combating can be a certain recipe for chaos and anarchy within the household.
The governor gave the recommendation whereas paying tributes in honour of the deceased monarch throughout the funeral church service held on the St. Paul’s Anglican Church, Opobo City, Rivers state.
Governor Fubara mentioned relatively than dissipating power combating over inheritance, members of the royal household ought to all work in direction of their very own private successes and protect the peace and unity of the household.
He argued that combating over inheritance was unnecessary because the battle would solely create division within the royal household whereas the property would depreciate in worth over time.
“What you inherit are property. You don’t inherit success. It’s important to work to your personal success. So when you have that in thoughts, I don’t assume there will likely be any disaster within the household.
“So, I would like you to have that as a information. He’s a peaceable man and he will likely be very sorrowful each time he sees his household in disarray, combating over inheritance. Overlook about no matter inheritance or property that our late king has left behind. With that, peace will routinely be within the household,” he mentioned.