#TORTIVCORONATION: HRM Prof. James Ortese Iozua Ayatse Has Formally Been Coronated!

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Today, the Tiv nation and fouth largest ethnic group in Nigeria gathered at Gboko the head quarter of the entire Tiv nation to witness the occasion of the coronation of the fifth Tiv Paramount Ruler, HRM Prof. James Ortese Iorzua Ayatse.
His coronation started at exactly 10;30am to 12;30pam. The new paramount ruler opted to be sworn in with the holy bible and not the traditional 'swem' which has been used by our forefathers. While taking the oath of office he said;

"I Shall be Tor Tiv to all irrespective of political Affiliation,or state of Origin "


However, he continued during his speech emphasizing that the Tiv people has suffered so much discrimination and marginalization and he was here to rewrite the wrong. His words below..
My people have suffered untold discrimination, deprivation, humiliation and hostility in form of administrative criminality and marginalization.
I will rule with royal sagacity and benevolent foresight.
Tell the President that, The Tiv nation is not represented in his Federal Executive Council. He must correct this marginalization .


More to come... 

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