Dignitaries gather as Niger Delta leader, High Chief Wayles’ son weds in Lagos

An array of political leaders, traditional rulers, business executives, military officers and other prominent Nigerians converged in Lagos last weekend to celebrate the marriage of Dr Oghenekome Egukawhore, son of renowned Niger Delta leader and Chairman of Dewayles Group of Companies, High Chief Dr Emonena Victor Wayles Egukawhore (JP).

The colourful ceremonies brought together guests from across Nigeria and beyond for the union of Dr Oghenekome Egukawhore and his heartthrob, former Miss Stephanie Spencer, now Mrs Stephanie Egukawhore.

The occasion blended cultural traditions with music and celebration, creating a memorable atmosphere for the families, friends and associates of the couple.

The extensive connections of the groom’s father across political, traditional, business and professional circles were reflected in the calibre of guests who travelled from different parts of the country to honour the family.

Among the dignitaries at the marriage were Delta State Governor, Rt. Hon. Sheriff Francis Orohwedor Oborevwori; Bayelsa State Governor, Senator Douye Diri; Ekiti State Governor, Mr Biodun Abayomi Oyebanji; Deputy Governor of Bayelsa State, Dr Peter Pereotubo Akpe; and a representative of the Ondo State Governor.

Former Delta State Governor, Chief James Onanefe Ibori, and Minister of State for Petroleum Resources, Senator Heineken Lokpobiri, were also among the dignitaries.

The ceremonies further attracted serving and former senators, members of the House of Representatives and State Houses of Assembly, serving and former commissioners, local government council chairmen and other political leaders.

The gathering reflected the broad network of relationships built by the Egukawhore family over the years.

Also in attendance were senior serving and retired military officers, captains of industry, bank chairmen, chief executives and managing directors, as well as prominent figures in the oil and gas, corporate and business sectors.

Traditional rulers, prominent chiefs and community leaders, particularly from Delta, Bayelsa and Ekiti states, also graced the occasion.

They joined family members, friends and well-wishers to celebrate the couple, while music, dance and cultural displays added colour to the festivities.

At the centre of the celebrations were the newlyweds, Dr Oghenekome and Mrs Stephanie Egukawhore, who received guests with smiles and gratitude as they marked the beginning of their journey together.

The occasion served not only as a celebration of their union but also as a convergence of families, communities and influential personalities connected to the Egukawhore household.

For High Chief Egukawhore, the celebration was a particularly joyous family milestone, as reflected in his energetic dance steps during the occasion.

Speaking during the appreciation session, High Chief Egukawhore expressed gratitude to the guests for honouring his invitation.

He particularly thanked those who travelled from far and near to share in the family’s joy and prayed for God’s continued protection, guidance and blessings upon them.

For the Egukawhore family, the occasion marked a significant new chapter, while for Dr Oghenekome and Mrs Stephanie Egukawhore, it heralded the beginning of their journey together as husband and wife.

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