PRINCE-(DR)-DOODEI-AGBABOU-WEEK-ATTENDS-BURIAL-OF-LATE HIS-ROYAL-MAJESTY-KING-JOSHUA-IYEKOROGHA-IGBAGARA-AT-ISONI-TOWN

PRINCE (DR) DOODEI AGBABOU WEEK ATTENDS BURIAL OF LATE HIS ROYAL MAJESTY KING JOSHUA IYEKOROGHA IGBAGARA AT ISONI TOWN 

By Chief Jones Abiri /Niger Delta Progress-Reporters/November 24th, 2025
The Director of Procurement in Niger Delta Development Commission NDDC, Prince (Dr) Doodei Agbabou Week attended the burial funeral of late Pa King Joshua Iyekorogha Igbagara JP, Pen, OON an elder statesman and Traditional Monarch, the Ibenanawei of Ibeni- Mien Oyakiri Kingdom in Sagbama Local Government Area of Bayelsa State. 

Prince (Dr) Doodei Agbabou Week took the opportunity to console with the grieving family and prayed for God to grant them the fortitude to bear the great loss

As a serving civil servant in the Niger Delta Development Commission NDDC, a political leader in his community and Southern Ijaw Local Government Area of Bayelsa State, Prince (Dr) Doodei Agbabou Week's presence at the burial ceremony in Isoni town was a testament to his commitment to the well-being of his Oyakiri Kingdom. 

His gesture of support to the burial, condolence visitation and prayer reflected his empathy and compassion for those affected by the loss.

The event served as a reminder of the importance of community service and the need to support one another during times of grief as Prince (Dr) Doodei Agbabou Week narrate his political journey which late Pa King Joshua Iyekorogha Igbagara JP, Pen, OON having played a critical role with sincere advise that shaped his political activities in Bayelsa State.

He encouraged the deceased children and mourners presence to have a firm life principles like their late respected father who lived a peaceful and worthy life on Earth.

Prince (Dr) Doodei Agbabou Week's presence at the burial funeral demonstrates his commitment to serving the people of Oyakiri Kingdom, Bayelsa State and the entire Niger Delta region and his role as a political leader in his community and Southern Ijaw Local Government Area.

Prince (Dr) Doodei Agbabou Week has been actively involved in various community initiatives as a politician, highlighting his boss, the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of NDDC Chief (Dr) Samuel Ogbuku's focus on infrastructural development, empowerment, education, healthcare, sports development and employment. 
"The Managing Director's dedication to the security and light up Niger Delta region is evident in his efforts to improve their quality of life which led him to pay a visit and be part of the burial process". 

Prince (Dr) Doodei Agbabou Week freely made himself available at the burial ceremony and ceaselessly attended to people's issues. He thanked God Almighty in heaven for a successful burial of the departed monarch of the kingdom. 

Chief Jones Abiri, a journalist writes in from Yenagoa

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