Igwe Asadu of the Nsukka Kingdom has been elected as the new Chairman of the Southeast Traditional Rulers Council, a significant leadership position that places him at the helm of traditional governance across the region. The election, held on June 20, 2024, in Enugu, saw Igwe Asadu emerge as the preferred candidate, garnering widespread support from his peers.
Igwe Asadu, a respected leader known for his commitment to cultural preservation and community development, takes over from Eze Eberechi Dick, who had previously held the position. The new chairman’s election marks a pivotal moment for the Southeast, as traditional rulers play a crucial role in the socio-political landscape of the region.
In his acceptance speech, Igwe Asadu expressed gratitude for the trust placed in him and pledged to work collaboratively with other traditional rulers to address the challenges facing the Southeast. His leadership is expected to usher in a new era of unity and progress for the region.
The Southeast Traditional Rulers Council is a powerful body that influences key decisions, especially in areas related to cultural heritage, conflict resolution, and community welfare. Igwe Asadu’s election has been welcomed by many who believe his leadership will strengthen the council’s impact.
