Inspector-General of Police (IGP) Olatunji Rilwan Disu on Saturday, November 14, 2026, travelled to Abia State to attend the traditional marriage ceremony of his orderly, Victor Nnah Sunday, and his bride, Princess Esther Kelechi Evans.
Disu’s presence at the ceremony was described as a demonstration of personal goodwill and the close relationship between the police chief and an officer serving as part of his personal security detail.
The traditional marriage took place at the family compound of HRH Eze Evans Nwabueze Okere in Ukwu West Local Government Area of Abia State, attracting family members, friends and well-wishers.
IGP Disu celebrates orderly’s marriage
The visit highlighted the personal bond between the Inspector-General and his orderly, with the police chief making the journey to share in one of the couple’s major life milestones.
The account of the event also drew attention to the different ethnic backgrounds of the two men, describing Disu’s attendance as a gesture that went beyond tribal and cultural boundaries.
The ceremony provided an opportunity for guests to celebrate the couple’s union and appreciate Igbo traditional marriage customs.
A celebration of love and Igbo culture
The colourful event brought together relatives and friends of both families to witness the traditional marriage of Victor and Esther.
Beyond the cultural significance of the occasion, Disu’s attendance was presented as an example of leadership expressed through personal relationships, consideration and support for colleagues.
As the newly married couple begin their journey together, the Inspector-General extended his best wishes to them, expressing hope for a marriage filled with love, peace, mutual understanding and lasting happiness.
