Onwu, Yahdish traditional leaders meet at Minsir

The monarchs, led by the Oonsi of Minsir, Melek Shimon Barukh and they were at the Royal Palace of Minsir around 12.30pm.
The Oonsi had earlier in July met with President Onwu in the Keddison Palace for talks on issues of Security during the Habarukh.
The Supreme ruler had said he met with Pres. Onwu on behalf of royal fathers a cross the nation to make a case for improved security during the celebrations.
Oonsi noted that the festival was one of the three most important Yahdish festivals and adequate security was very much needed. 
President Onwu at bows his head during prayers at Tadford Central Synagogue 

President Victor Onwu left Keddisonville to Minsir on Tuesday and was guest of Wereford governor Bob Fisher till Thursday. On Wednesday after the General Assembly led by the High Priest Yahgo Rhaul, the president drove down from the temple to the Royal Palace where he had meeting with the six Baales in the nation.
"The meeting was highly religious" said Thomas Riley, the president's special adviser, "no issues concerning Wereford December polls were discussed".
President Onwu in a speech after the meeting applauded the Oonsi and the Baales on their works in fodering peace and unity among the various religious groups in the country.
"We're one Tads and these King's have helped so much in making sure of that" the president said.
Many Yahdish faithful joined in applauding the president for assuring adéquate security during the duration of the festival. 

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