It was a day of celebration, cultural pride, and renewed unity in Okrenkoko Federated Community as residents turned out in large numbers to witness the official swearing-in of a new executive council. The ceremony, held on Wednesday, June 19, 2025, marked a historic milestone for the community, as Amb. Chief Mosco Johnny (JP) took the oath of office as Chairman, leading a team of ten other distinguished individuals entrusted with steering the affairs of the community. The new executive council comprises: Amb. Chief Mosco Johnny (JP) – Chairman Barry Maware Sokoto – Vice Chairman Henry Hope B.M.W Bubor – Secretary General Ikare Christmas James – Assistant Secretary Goddy London Sapele – Financial Secretary Dickson Agagha Pounds – Treasurer Mr. Jonathan Yoghaye – Chief Auditor Jacob Yoghaye – Chief Organizer Ijeleba Emmanuel – Assistant Organizer Governor Stanley – Public Relations Officer Denwei Kpenfe Roman – Assistant Public Relations Officer Speaking shortly after taking the oath, Amb. Chief Mosco Johnny, who is also the Soweibiwei of Gbaramatu Kingdom, described the moment as one of the most fulfilling in the community’s history. He commended the elders, stakeholders, and members of the community for their support throughout the transition process. “We may come from different walks of life, but today we are united in purpose. We are here to serve with integrity, to protect our culture, and to chart a new course for progress and unity,” Chief Johnny said. He further called for sustained cooperation from all residents, stressing that “the campaign season is over; now is the time to build.” Dignitaries present at the event included: H.E. Barr. Kingsley B. Otuaro, Immediate Past Deputy Governor of Delta State High Chief P.T. Heavens High Chief Dan Ekpegide Chief Comrade Sheriff Mulade, Environmental Specialist Chief Vote Atapopere Rt. Hon. Samuel I. Ekpemupolo, Leader of the Warri South-West Legislative Arm …and a host of other respected leaders and community members. The swearing-in ceremony was complemented by vibrant cultural performances, traditional drumming, and spirited dancing — a true reflection of the unity and joy within the community. As the new leadership takes charge, expectations are high for inclusive development, cultural preservation, and improved welfare for all indigenes and residents of Okrenkoko.