Now A Red Cap Chief, Jim Iyke

HRH Dr. Chuwudi J. Ihenetu, Ezi Ndibgo Ghana, gave the title “OHADIKE 1 OF NDIGBO” upon the famous actor.

On the event of the tenth Sweet potato Celebration, which was hung on Sunday, September 18, 2022, the entertainer was given the chieftaincy title.

The entertainer was regarded for his exceptional achievements and administrations to the African amusement area and the Igbo public, as per HRH Dr. Chuwudi J Ihenetu.

Iyke presently joins the gathering of notable Nigerians who have chieftaincy titles.

A few Nigerian VIPs were granted chieftaincy titles in 2018, including the music craftsman D’banj and unscripted television character Teddy A.

The Kabiyesi Oliyere of Iyere Owo granted Teddy A the chieftaincy title of Asojuomo of Iyere Owo.

A few Nigerian superstars were granted chieftaincy titles in 2018, including the music craftsman D’banj and unscripted television character Teddy A.

The Kabiyesi Oliyere of Iyere Owo granted Teddy A the chieftaincy title of Asojuomo of Iyere Owo.

D’banj, interim, was given the honorific title of “Enyi Ka Nwanne” of the Amuzi Obowol Independent People group in Imo State.

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