Courtesy Visit: The Management of Arogbo-Ibe Voice Reporters visits the Agadagba’s Palace 

In a significant and highly anticipated event, the Management Team of the Arogbo-Ibe Voice Reporters, ably led by the CEO/MD, Doctor Kegbe, paid a courtesy visit to the hallowed Palace of the Agadagba of Arogbo Kingdom. The primary aim of this visit was to express their unwavering support and receive royal blessings of His Imperial Majesty, Pere Zacheus Doubra Egbenu (JP), Opukutu III of Arogbo Ibe, the paramount ruler of Arogbo Kingdom.

The entourage was warmly received by the Palace dignitaries, including High Chief Pius Kpejo, the Palace Secretary, High Chief (Bornages) Ebenezer Titiboh, and Prince Moses Kpejoh, along with other esteemed chiefs. The gathering reflected the unity and respect shared among the leaders of Arogbo Kingdom and the media organisation.

During the visit, His Imperial Majesty, Pere Zacheus Doubra Egbenu (JP), Opukutu III, delivered inspiring words of wisdom, emphasising the critical role of thorough investigative journalism in modern society. He highlighted the need for Arogbo-Ibe Voice Reporters to maintain integrity and diligence in their work, noting that, the truth is always brought to light for the benefit of the kingdom.

Echoed these While emphasising on stressing the need for objective, accurate and comprehensive reportage, the Palace Secretary, High Chief Pius Kpejo, pointed out the sacred responsibility of the media in shaping public opinion and influencing societal values. He further enjoined Arogbo-Ibe Voice Reporters (AIV) to adhere strictly to the highest standards of accuracy and fairness.

Chief (Bornages) Ebenezer Titiboh also appreciated the Management while echoing the incredible roles of Arogbo-Ibe Voice Reporters.

Doctor Kegbe, in his address, expressed profound gratitude for the warm reception and the inspiring advice offered by His Imperial Majesty and the Palace dignitaries. He assured the Kingdom of upholding the principles of investigative journalism and delivering unbiased, well-researched news to the people of Arogbo Kingdom and beyond.

The visit culminated in a reaffirmation of the shared goals between the Palace and Arogbo-Ibe Voice Reporters. Both parties agreed on the importance of fostering a collaborative relationship to promote transparency, accountability, and the well-being of the kingdom.

The visit to the Palace was a momentous occasion, marked by mutual respect and a shared vision for the future. It underscored the vital role of the media in society and the enduring support of the traditional leadership in promoting journalistic excellence.