
The Onitsha Kingdom has unveiled the official logo for Ofala 2026, celebrating over 500 years of its unbroken monarchy.
The Ofala Festival is slated for October 16 and 17, with the logo design symbolizing the kingdom's resilience, identity, and progress.
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