“Not Your Regular Birthday — How Chief Oroatankpo I Shut Down Port Harcourt”

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Birthday Celebration of Chief. Pst. Prince Simeon Isaiah (Oroatankpo I) of Unyeada Kingdom:


The birthday celebration of Chief. Pst. Prince Simeon Isaiah (Oroatankpo I) was held on March 17, 2026, at his residence in Port Harcourt, marking a joyful and memorable occasion.

The celebration, which began on March 16, continued into his birthday with a lively atmosphere featuring a water party, live band music, cultural displays, and special performances by church members within his residence. The event brought together family, friends, church members, and well-wishers from different walks of life.

Notable personalities were also present, including Chief. Dr. Prince Isaiah L. Mba Ogbilikana - Nyewa IV, alongside several pastors and community figures who came to celebrate with him.

Activities kicked off in the early hours of Tuesday, filled with music, dancing, and hospitality, as guests were treated to food and entertainment in a warm and celebratory environment. The atmosphere remained vibrant into the night, reflecting the love and admiration people have for the celebrant.

The celebration is expected to continue through Saturday and will be concluded with a Thanksgiving service on Sunday, marking the end of a truly remarkable and spirit-filled occasion.

Bigchiefvibes Media was present to capture the moments, bringing you highlights from this remarkable celebration of life, impact, and grace, a moment that brought people together in joy, unity, and appreciation.


— Geoffrey Ekpu Ekpu

The Voice Behind Bigchiefvibes Media

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