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My focus is to deliver on my core mandate – Hon. Ogorugba

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By Matthew Unyove

… Assures to partner with Isoko NUJ

 

The Chairman of Isoko North Local Government Council, Hon. Elder Godwin Ogorugba has pledged his administration commitment to deliver on the mandate given to him by the electorate by the delivery of the dividends of democracy, assuring of a formidable senergy with the Isoko Chapel of Nigeria Union of Journalists.

The Council chairman disclosed this Tuesday in his Office at Ozoro, while playing host to the Isoko Chapel of the Nigeria Union of Journalists, noting that the role of the press as the fourth estate of the realm can not be undermined as they hold other organs of government accountable.

In a brief chat with the Union, the Council boss pointed out that barely five months in office, he has made remarkable achievements that make impact on the lives of the electorate, including rehabilitation of the failed portions of Ekugbo -Iyede – Olomoro road, provision and distribution of Text books and Sandals to primary school pupils across the Local Government Area, and the resurfacing of Owhelogb-Owhe road.

Other feats achieved also is the installation of software data base communication powered by solar system at the Council Secretariat in Ozoro, commencement of construction of a new Administrative block for the Local Government and building of I5 locked up shops at Ofagbe Town.

On the area of healthy living, Deacon Ogorugba stated that as part of his empowerment programme, his administration is also providing drugs and Soya milk free to the Health Care Facilities in the Council Area.

Speaking further, he stated that in checking insecurity in the area with the view of restoring peace, he has provided operational means of mobility to the security personnel in the area.

Continuing, Elder Ogorugba assured of a partnership with the Isoko Chapel of the Nigeria Union of Journalists, adding that the place of the press can not be undermined while charging the press to always propagate the activities of the government to the general public professionally.

Earlier the Chairman expressed sincere gratitude to the Chairman and the delegation for their solidarity, support and forthright reporting over the years.

He assured them of a continuous good working relationship and promised to attend to their demands as much as possible.

Speaking earlier the Chairman of the Nigeria Union of Journalists,Isoko Chapel Comrade Michael Ilaya had intimated the Council Chairman of the need to foster and deepen harmonious relationship with the Isoko Chapel of the Nigeria Union of Journalists who are professionals.

Comrade Ilaya also urged the Council Chairman to consolidate on the relationship that has existed between the parties before becoming the Council Boss and requested for strengthening that strategic partnership.

Giving the vote of thanks, the past chairman and leader of the Chapel, Comrade Emmanuel Ekebe appreciated the Council Chairman for the audience adding that the Isoko Chapel of the NUJ remain the only Chapel in the state to have floated a newspaper including an online version.

Present at the courtesy visit were Comrades Ekebe Emmanuel, State Ex-officio 1, Jonadab Edede, Vice Chairman, Matthew Unyove, Secretary,Kelvin Ohoror, Financial Secretary , Warri Eriques, Auditor and Michael Ekokoruwe.

Ukodhiko Vows Zero Tolerance For Substandard Constituency Projects In Isoko

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Ukodhiko Vows Zero Tolerance For Substandard Constituency Projects In Isoko

By Kelvin Ohoror

Member representing Isoko North/South Federal Constituency, Hon. Jonathan Ukodhiko, has said, he would not tolerate shoddy execution of projects in the constituency.

The House of Representatives member gave the warning to contractors, on Saturday, when he paid an unscheduled visit to the one block of six classrooms in Owodokpokpo Grammar School, Owodokpokpo, in Isoko South Local Government Area, a constituency outreach project he facilitated.

Inspecting the project, Hon. Ukodhiko, accompanied by some of his aides, noticed a shoddy work done on the building, the verandas and cracks on the walls of the classrooms.

Expressing displeasure, Hon. Ukodhiko said, such poorly executed work were capable of putting the lives of both the students and staff of the school at risk, and shortchanging his constituency.

The Federal lawmaker called on contactors handling various constituency projects in Isoko North and Isoko South Federal Constituency to always adhere strictly to specifications by doing quality work and warned of using substandard materials and cutting corners to maximize profits at the detriment of the people.

Hon. Ukodhiko reiterated his commitment towards ensuring quality delivery of projects in Isoko saying, he would personally continue to inspect all ongoing constituency projects.

He thanked the people of the community for their peaceful disposition and maintenance of peace and unity in Owodokpokpo and its environs.

The House of Representatives member also inspected solar street lights executed in the community amidst happiness of the people who saw sthe Federal lawmaker paying the unscheduled visit to their community.

Burial Arrangement Of Idu President General’S Late Mother Released

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Late Mrs. Akpotu Eniwejo Sophy
Late Mrs. Akpotu Eniwejo Sophy

By Emmanuel Ekebe

The burial arrangement for the mother of Prof Chris Akpotu, President General of Isoko Development Union (IDU) Late Mrs. Akpotu Eniwejo Sophy has been released.

According to a press statement signed by the first son of the deceased, Prof Chris Akpotu on behalf of the children and Pastor Aki Elisha for the family, the burial activities will commence on Thursday 21st November, 2024, with a Service of Songs at the Akpotu’s Compound, Etevie Street, Ofagbe by 4pm.

On Saturday, 23rd November, 2024, the corpse will leave Ozoro General Hospital Mortuary by 8am to her father’s compound at Orogun Street, Ofagbe and thereafter to her husband’s compound for a brief stop over. By 10am, there shall be a funeral service at the St. John’s Anglican Church, Ofagbe to be followed by interment at 12noon.

The statement stated further that entertainment of guests will take place at the Ofagbe Technical College Field, Ofagbe beginning from 12:30pm. In addition, the following day, Sunday, 24th November, 2024 will feature the outing/ thanksgiving service at St. John’s Anglican Church, Ofagbe by 9am.

The Late Mrs. Akpotu (nee Aki) who passed on recently at 80 was a devout Christian and Community Leader of repute. She is survived by children and many relations including Prof Chris Akpotu, the President General of the IDU who is also a lecturer at the Niger Delta University, Bayelsa State.

Community Engagement is the Lifeblood of Gender Equity – Dr. Justina Oboreh

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Directorate of Gender and Development Studies of Delta State University of Science and Technology, Ozoro

By Marvis Osiobe-Eterigho

The Director of the Directorate of Gender and Development Studies of Delta State University of Science and Technology, Ozoro, Dr. (Mrs) Justina Oboreh has said Gender equity is not just a matter of justice, fairness but about ensuring that everyone regardless of gender have access to the same opportunities and resources to attain height in life.

Dr. Oboreh stated this yesterday at Ozoro during the maiden conference organized by the Directorate of Gender and Development Studies at the University main auditorium.

The conference tagged: ‘Promoting Gender Equity and Development: Empowering Women and Fostering Community Engagement’ was convened by the Director of the Directorate of Gender and Development Studies, Dr. Justina Oboreh.

Directorate of Gender and Development Studies of Delta State University of Science and Technology, Ozoro

Speaking at the event, Dr. Justina said that  equity is a necessary strategy for sustainable development.

According to her, when women are empowered, they contribute meaningfully to  economic growth and political stability of the society. “Community engagement is the lifeblood of gender equity. Communities can become agents of governance through dialogue, participation and shared responsibilities.”

Speaking at the event, Dr. Justina said that  equity is a necessary strategy for sustainable development, adding that Gender equity is not just a matter of justice. Gender equity is not just about fairness. It is about ensuring that everyone regardless of gender have access to the same opportunities and resources to attain height.”

The Director stated further that “when women are empowered, they contribute meaningfully to  economic growth and political stability of the society”.

Directorate of Gender and Development Studies of Delta State University of Science and Technology, Ozoro

She underscored the relevance of Gender equity that “Community engagement is the lifeblood of gender equity. Communities can become agents of governance through dialogue, participation and shared responsibilities.”

She further stated that in Nigerian politics, female participation is low using Delta State as an example having just two females at the House of Assembly.

Speaking also, Dr. Juliet Alex-Nmecha, the Librarian of Rivers State University, Port Harcourt said “we are the cause of gender inequality. This is because we assigned some specific roles to a specific gender.  “Another factor was that we have gotten used to the ‘male domineering syndrome’.

She however encouraged everyone not to be afraid. “We are in this together”, she added.

She therefore appealed to Dr. Justina Oboreh to carry everyone along. “Today you happen to be the wife of the Vice Chancellor. There are women in this place. Your position now is to lift them”.

Directorate of Gender and Development Studies of Delta State University of Science and Technology, Ozoro

Dignitaries who were present at the event are Her Excellency (Mrs) Tobore Oborevwori who was represented by Her Excellency, Catherine Onyeme , Prof. Jacob S. Oboreh, the Vice Chancellor of DSUST, Prof. Stella Chiemeke, the Vice Chancellor of UNIDEL, Agbor. Others are HRM Othuke Murphy Urugbezi,  the Ovie of Ellu Kingdom, Engr. Chief Daniel Omoyibo  amongst others.

The highlights of the event were drama presentation by a group of students and presentation of awards

The Distinctive Features of the Sheriff Oborevwori Administration

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Governor Sheriff Oborevwori

The Sheriff Oborevwori Administration of Delta State has presented series of spectacular events, some of which defy human logic. Governor Oborevwori himself emerged Governor after surviving as many as 38 court cases, which were veritable land mines strewn on his part to stop him from becoming Governor. As a man destined to govern the state, he weathered all storms, and today, no one is in doubt that he didn’t become governor by chance but through divine orchestration.

The 18 -month old administration of Sheriff Oborevwori,  with its M.O.R.E agenda mantra, presents features that are distinct from those of his predecessors in ways that are deliberately remarkable:

(1) A PREDILECTION FOR QUALITY PROJECTS

One distinctive feature of the Oborevwori administration is its emphasis on quality projects. The administration has thus hired reputable construction firms like Julius Berger,  CCC construction company, CCECC, Levant Construction Company, SETRACO and tested home grown construction firms like Obakpor Engineering Limited to execute its high profile construction projects.

While Julius Berger is handling the construction of three bridges, cloverleaf and road expansion projects in Warri/Effurun metropolis, CCECC is handling the sector C of the 167 Kilometer Asaba Ughelli expressway including the complex Obo bridge at Ogwashi Uku.

SETRACO is handling the ambitious Trans-Warri Ode 20.95 Kilometer Itsekiri road with multiple bridges and spurs. Also, Obakpor Engineering, a reputable indigenous firm, is handling the Orere bridge in the Ughelli South Local Government area.

Remarkably, Governor Oborevwori pays personal attention to these projects to complement the efforts of  competent Commissioners and government Engineers who oversee them. Besides, Governor Oborevwori has the spectacular habit of setting aside monies for projects while still under construction to avoid project abandonment. To this end, all the projects bequeathed to it by the Okowa administration have either been completed or are at varying stages of completion.

 

(2) ZERO TOLERANCE FOR SHODDY OR SUB-STANDARD PROJECTS

Right from inception, Governor Oborevwori made it clear to Contractors that his administration was going to have zero tolerance for shoddy or substandard jobs. He made it clear that contracts were going to be awarded to only competent contractors in line with the M.O.R.E agenda of the administration. To this end, he appointed a competent civil Engineer as the Special Adviser for Project Monitoring and Audit and a strong team of project monitors to ensure compliance.

Governor Oborevwori ensures that monies set aside for projects have value just as he abhors cutting corners or use of out-of-specification materials for projects .

 

(3) JUDICIOUS USE OF PUBLIC FUNDS FOR PUBLIC GOOD

Governor Oborevwori is a good manager of men and resources and he exhibits these good traits in the management of state resources. Since mounting the saddle as Governor of Delta state, he has not borrowed a kobo to finance Government projects. He works within means and ensures that government obligations to contractors and civil/public servants are met as at when due.

Oborevwori has consistently plugged all areas of waste or leakages while also ensuring that Government does not indulge in reckless expenditure that gives the impression that his government is a “Father Christmas”

 

(4) DELIBERATE AND SUSTAINABLE HUMAN CAPITAL ENGAGEMENT

In line with the M.O.R.E Agenda, Governor Oborevwori started early by recruiting 3000 teaching and non-teaching staff across the 25 local government areas of the state. The Governor also ensured that students of Delta State origin, numbering over 60,000 in tertiary institutions across the country, received their 2022/2023 bursary while also approving a 25% reduction in acceptance fees in the four state-owned universities. The Governor has so far done three tranches of palliative distribution to widows, the aged, and vulnerable segments of the society.

The State’s MORE GRANT SCHEME has recorded tremendous results as thousands of beneficiaries in targeted trades/artisans have been empowered. Meanwhile, direct beneficiaries of the Delta COVID-19 Action Recovery and Economic Stimulus (D-CARES) had exponentially increased from 36,353 to 110,841 within one year of the Oborevwori administration. The Delta State government, under Oborevwori’s watch, is poised to create 50,000 jobs with the introduction of Special Agricultural Economic Zones with special strategic partnership with the Federal Ministry of Agriculture, the African Development Bank, and International Institute for Tropical Agriculture (IITA ), amongst others.

Also, the Oborevwori administration has given financial assistance to students of Delta State extraction in seven Nigeria law schools across the  Nation. This is in addition to the payment of N14.5 billion as pension obligations to retired workers in the State. As a workers-friendly administration, Governor Oborevwori has not only paid the outstanding promotion arrears of civil servants but also promptly  approved a minimum wage of N77,000 Naira for civil servants in the State.

 

(5) DELIBERATE YOUTH ENGAGEMENT AT HIGH LEVEL OF GOVERNANCE

Perhaps no government before it in Delta State has given youths the opportunity to participate in high levels of Government as the Oborevwori administration has done. The Oborevwori administration lived up to its campaign promise by unprecedentedly giving several youths opportunities to serve as members of the state Executive Council. About 30% of the state commissioners are below 40, and this is replicated in the number of youths who are EAs, SSAs, and SAs. This policy has brought a lot of succour to youths in the state and increased capacity building, youth empowerment, and succession planning in governance.

 

(6) EMPOWERMENT OF MORE WOMEN IN GOVERNMENT THROUGH POLICY OF AFFIRMATIVE ACTION

The government of Oborevwori is very women-friendly. To foster gender inclusiveness, Governor Oborevwori directed the state PDP to ensure that when a man emerges as Chairmanship candidate in the local government election, the Vice Chairman must be a woman. The Governor also directed that at least three women must emerge as Councillors in each of the Local Government Councils.

The last local government election, therefore, produced more women in that tier of government than any administration before it since 1999. This policy again has engendered inclusion and peace in the state.

 

(7) A GOVERNMENT OF INCLUSION

The Oborevwori administration promised to run a government of inclusion and has so far lived to its promise. To create an atmosphere of inter-party harmony and cohesion, Governor Oborevwori appointed several opposition party chairmen to serve in his government. That aside, the Governor gave appointments to non-indigenes in the state and gave the nonindigene community in the state a special status, thus fostering a unique opportunity for them to participate in the affairs of government.

 

(8) A MORE BALANCED PATRONAGE AND RESOURCE DISTRIBUTION TO THE DIFFERENT ETHNIC NATIONALITIES IN DELTA STATE

The Government of Sheriff Oborevwori has deliberately created ethnic balancing by ensuring even distribution of patronage and resources to the different ethnic nationalities in the state. At no time before now has the different ethnic nationalities experienced this type of inter-communal peace in the state. For the first time since 1999, the Ndokwa Nation produced a Deputy Governor. An Itsekiri man is the state Chairman of PDP, while an Ijaw man is the Speaker of the Delta State House of Assembly. An Isoko man is the Chief of Staff while an Ika man is the SSG. The Aniocha/Oshimili Federal constituency has produced the Senator representing Delta North in the Senate. The Political lines has fallen in pleasant places, and no community is left out. The Isoko people were recently pleasantly surprised when Governor Oborevwori facilitated a new faculty of  Basic medical sciences in the University of science and Technology Ozoro and also approved immediate building of a new faculty building to accommodate students into the new faculty. Such is the spirit with which the Governor creates community peace and security .

The aforementioned Political craftmanship perhaps explains the reason why Sheriff Oborevwori had the distinction of being not only the longest-serving speaker in the Delta state of Assembly (11th May 2017 – May 28th, 2023) but also the only speaker in the history of the Assembly to have transmuted from one administration to another.

…Fred Akpewe, Senior Media Analyst

Hon. Warri eulogises late Hon Egbe during lying-in-State Ceremony

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Late Benjamin Egbe Laid to Rest
Late Benjamin Egbe Laid to Rest

…Describes him as an astute legislator.

By Matthew Unyove

The Chairman of Isoko South Local Government Council, Comrade Friday Warri last Thursday paid his last tribute to late Hon Benjamin Egbe at the lying-in-state ceremony in the Legislative Chambers of the Council, Oleh, Isoko South Local Government Area of Delta State.

Speaking at the ceremony, Comrade Warri stated that late Benjamin was a force to be  reckoned with when he was alive, describing the late Councillor as an astute, hard working and a dedicated member of the Legislative Arm of Isoko South Local Government.

The Council Boss, quoting the Biblical injunction from the Book of Ecclesiastics, Chapter 3 Verse 1 through 3, during the official lying-in-state of the remains of late Hon. Benjamin Egbe in the Legislative Chambers of the Council, admonished every one to repent and always turn to God irrespective of the fact that death is the necessary end of every man.

Furthermore, the Leader of Isoko South Legislative Arm, Hon Friday Olokor, described late Hon. Benjamin Egbe as a humble and vibrant member of the 8th Assembly of the Isoko South Local Council legislative arm.

Speaking separately on behalf of the Councillors,the Deputy Leader, Hon. Friday Orere and Hon. Oheri described their fallen colleague as a man whose legacies will be greatly  missed.

The Valedictory session in the honour of the late legislator was attended by the Vice Chairman of the Council, Hon. Theresa Ikrike,  party leaders, honourable members from Isoko North and Ethiope East Local governments as well as staffers of Isoko South.

High light of the Valedictory session was procession round the body and there after the body was taken to Emede for interment.

Warri Mourns Benjamin Egbe

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Benjamin Egbe
Benjamin Egbe

…Describes the death as a rude shock.

By Matthew Unyove

The Chairman of Isoko South Local Government Council, Hon. Warri Friday Ovoke, mourns the death of one his Councillors, Hon. Benjamin Egbe, representing Emede Ward 05B, Isoko South Local Government Area, noting the news of his death came to him as  a huge surprise.

The Council Boss described the untimely death of Benjamin Egbe as pathetic, painful, and a rude shock to him and the entire Council as he highlights the memories of his roles in promoting and solidifying the political process in Isoko South.

Until his death, Hon. Benjamin Egbe, was the Chairman, House Committee on Environment to the Legislative Arm of the Isoko South Local Government Council.

Warri noted that the Council will continue to miss the life and time of Hon. Benjamin Egbe and prayed God Almighty to grant the family the fortitude to bear the irreparable loss.

I am losing my sight to Glaucoma – Silas Akporobaro

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Silas Akporobaro
Silas Akporobaro

…cries out for help

By Kelvin Ohoror
A middle aged man, Mr. Silas Akporobaro, aged 48 from Okpe-Isoko in Isoko North Local Government Area, Delta State, has made a passionate appeal for financial assistance as he battles the devastating effects of glaucoma, a condition that is causing him to gradually lose his sight.

He made this appeal during an exclusive interview with this reporter when he shared his painful experience, explaining that his vision problems began in 2013. According to him, over the years, he has sought treatment from various eye specialists, but the situation has only worsened.

“Since 2013, I have been dealing with this vision problem. After several tests, I was diagnosed with glaucoma, a leading cause of blindness worldwide. At the time, no one advised me to undergo surgery, and I was only given medication. “Unfortunately, as I kept taking the drugs, my condition deteriorated,” Silas explained.

Narrating his ordeal further, he stated that despite the treatments, his sight continued to decline, forcing him to sell off all his properties in a desperate attempt to fund medical bills. “Two years ago, I lost my job, and since then, surviving has been a daily struggle. I have no money left for medication,” he lamented.

Recent medical tests at Lily Hospital in Warri revealed that Silas’s condition has progressed to a critical stage. “Doctors told me there’s nothing more they can do, and that I will have to live with it for the rest of my life,” he said.

He however, stated that there may still be hope, that he has discovered an alternative organic treatment that could potentially reverse the damage.

“The drugs are very expensive—₦150,000 per month for 9 to 12 months. With consistent treatment, there is a chance my sight could be restored,” he explained, appealing to the public for help.

Silas is not only battling his health crisis but also severe financial difficulties. He noted that has been unable to pay his rent for two years, and eviction looms.

“I am owing my landlord ₦180,000 in yearly rent, and soon I will be thrown out. I am begging for financial support to cover my treatment and secure a stable place to live,” he added.

Despite the dire circumstances, Silas remains hopeful. “It is been hell, but by God’s grace, I am still alive. Without income, I have been relying on the kindness of friends and strangers to survive. But now, I urgently need help to fund my treatment and reverse this condition.”

Silas is reaching out to well-meaning individuals, organisations, and philanthropists for assistance. Any financial support can help him cover the cost of the organic drugs necessary to restore his vision and give him a fighting chance at a better life.

EMOGRAMS Old Students Pay Condolence Visit To Odio Idu Amadhe

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Members of the Old Students Association of Emore Grammar School Oleh, with Chief Iduh Amadhe
Members of the Old Students Association of Emore Grammar School Oleh, with Chief Iduh Amadhe

The Old Students Association (OSA) of Emore Grammar School, Oleh on Sunday, payed a condolence visit to High Chief Iduh Amadhe who recently lost his father, Pa Samson Ogor Amadhe.

The EMOGRAMS Old Students led by the National President of the Association, Dr. Eric Oghonu at the Oleh residence of Chief Amadhe commiserated with him on the demise of the late centenarian who passed on earlier last month few days after marking his 115th birthday.

Speaking at the occasion, Dr. Eric Oghonu told Chief Iduh that the EMOGRAMS family was touched by the demise of his father but urged him to take solace that Papa lived a very fulfilled life with remarkable legacies. He prayed for the repose of the soul departed and promised that the OSA would be part of the final burial when the date is finally fixed.

In his response, Chief Iduh Amadhe expressed gratitude for the solidarity of OSA which he said is always noted for excellence at all times. Chief Iduh who is a pioneer student of EMOGRAMS stated that the OSA family would be carried along in rolling out of the burial plans of his late father.

The OSA team on the visit include Comrade Ekebe Emmanuel, National Publicity Secretary of OSA, Robin Agbate, Mrs. Judith Ataro, Chief Awheme Emonena and Okolor Ben, Secretary of the Home branch of OSA.

The climax of the occasion was the signing of the condolence register by Dr. Oghonu on behalf of the OSA World-wide.

Isoko South Council Inaugurates Peace and Conflict Resolution Committee

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Isoko South Council Chairman, Hon. Friday Warri flanked by members of the newly constituted Isoko South Peace and Conflict Resolution Committee
Isoko South Council Chairman, Hon. Friday Warri flanked by members of the newly constituted Isoko South Peace and Conflict Resolution Committee.

….Urges community leaders to shun crisis.

By Matthew Unyove

The Isoko South Local Government Council chairman, Comrade Friday Warri has inaugurated a 20 – man Peace and Conflict Resolution Committee towards ensuring peaceful co-existence between and within communities in Isoko South Local Government Area charged with the responsibility of nipping any crisis in the bud.

Warri, speaking at the inauguration last Tuesday, having commended the willingness of members of the Committee to serve, urged them to uphold truthfulness and fairness in the discharge of their assignment.

Speaking further, the Council Boss stated that  the Committee has as part of it’s responsibilities of how to identify, intervene and resolve inter and intra-communual conflicts and disputes within the Local Government Area with a core mandate to, amongst other tasks, ensure that lasting peace prevails in the entire Isoko South Local Government.

Other responsibilities, according to him include to drive peace building  advocacy across the communities in the Local Government and to interface with security agencies and other stake holders to ensure that early signs of impending conflicts are nipped in the bud before they escalate, as well as drawing up action plan on sustainable peace for communities in the area amongst others.

The Committee has a Veteran journalist and State Officer, Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), Asaba, Comrade Emmanuel Ekebe as chairman, with members drawn from the traditional, religious institutions and clans, including HRM Ovie of Emede, HRM Ovie of Aviara and Bishop Aruakpor John, with Barr. Joe Arausi and High Chief Iduh Amadhe as Advisers.

Other members of the committee drawn from clans in the Local Government are Abighe Gabriel -Irri, Obrogo Dennis -Emede, Cyril Ezo -Olomoro, Chief Odhomo Dan -IDU representative, Chief Oyibotha Obuke -Igbide, Chief Kennedy Idolor-Okpolo -Enwhe, Philip Osima -Aviara, Barr. Ethel Eghare -Council representative, Amere Victor -Technocrat, Barr. Mrs. Uwubiti -Erowha, Nigeria Police Oleh, State security service Oleh, Mrs Juliana Itewo -Oleh, and Daniel Kamaho -Enwhe while Alfred Omoro is to serve as Secretary.

Comrade Warri  however directed the Committee members to swing into action immediately with the view of creating a lasting peace that would bring sustainable development in our communities.

He advised different communities leadership not to embark on policies and programmes that would ignite conflict, chaos and crisis in and around their domains.

Responding on behalf of the Committee members, Comrade Ekebe Emmanuel appreciated the Council Chairman for finding them  worthy to serve and pledged that they will discharge their duties efficiently to justify the confidence reposed in them, noting that the importance of peaceful co-existence which cannot be underscored.

Also speaking, High Chief Iduh Amadhe advised members of the Committee to be upright in carrying out their assignment and also commended the Local Chairman Comrade, Friday Warri for the laudable initiative.

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