On Monday, Nigerians living abroad attended the celebration honoring the late Queen Elizabeth II of Britain, who had been monarch for the longest time.
According to Anaedoonline.ng, Queen Elizabeth passed away on September 8th at the age of 96.
The late Queen was buried in Windsor Close among the remains of her late husband of over 74 years, Prince Philip, as well as her parents, sister, and the late Duke of Edinburgh, Lady Diana.
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Many people gathered on the streets to express their grief as the queen was laid to rest.
Some Nigerians living abroad were spotted wearing fashionable Ankara Asoebi (uniforms) with the face of the Queen embroidered on them.
Undoubtedly, Nigerians’ most recent development represents their own special method of honoring the late monarch.
While this is going on, the Lagos State House of Assembly has urged the state government to take additional action for well-known traditional leaders both before and after their passing.
On Monday at the session, Mushin Constituency 2 representative Hon. Olawale Abdulsobur Olayiwola moved to pass the resolution.
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Olayi stated that traditional rulers in Nigeria are never shown sufficient honor and acknowledgment before and after their deaths while making reference to the ceremonial burial of the Queen that took place today.
The House Speaker, Mudashiru Obasa, also emphasized the honor of first-class royal fathers in his remarks, stating that they should be honored even though it would be difficult to accord all traditional monarchs such regard.
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