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Hon. Leo Nkeaka, Ohamadike Hails Eko On His Birthday

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Celebrating Hon. Chief Obi Kelvin Ezenyili, Ph.D: An epitome of what Leadership represents; Which emphasizes on the social process of influencing and inspiring others to collectively achieve shared goals. It also involves guiding, motivating, and enabling people, often through strong interpersonal skills, clear vision, and strategic influence, to perform better than they could individually. He’s A Visionary Leader, Scholar, and Champion of Youth & Women Development.

Today, celebrating the Birthday of Hon. Chief Obi Kelvin Ezenyili, Ph.D, Hon. Leo Nkeaka (Ohamadike 1)

Senior Special Assistant (Political) to the Executive Governor of Delta State, eulogies his humble dispositions, Leadership qualities, his being respectful to Leaders, and his Benevolence to Humanity.

On this auspicious occasion of the birthday of Hon. Chief Obi Kelvin Ezenyili, Ph.D, I, Hon. Leo Nkeaka, popularly known as Ohamadike 1, Senior Special Assistant (Political) to the Executive Governor of Delta State, wish to formally commend and celebrate an outstanding personality, A consummate scholar, and a man whose rare blend of capacity, qualification, exposure, and wealth of experience has firmly positioned him for higher political responsibilities in the service of our dear State.

Dr. Obi Kelvin Ezenyili’s Academic and Professional journey is a clear testament to his diligence, brilliance, and unyielding commitment to excellence. From his Educational background in Delta, Rivers States to abroad makes his remarkable undergraduate studies at the prestigious Igbinedion University where he graduated top of his class in Political Science and Public Administration in 2008 he has consistently demonstrated intellectual distinction.

Eko international exposure at the University of York and University of Manchester, United Kingdom, where he obtained dual Master’s degrees in Political Science and Public Administration and Governance and Public Policy, reflects a depth of global perspective uncommon among leaders at the grassroots. His doctoral achievement at Igbinedion University, Okada, further establishes him as a thoughtful leader and policy Strategist.

Beyond the walls of Academia, his experiences across Local and State Government ranging from his service in the Delta Broadcasting Service during NYSC, to his appointments as Supervisor for Special Duties and Agriculture, Special Assistant to the Governor, and Senior Special Assistant on Youth Monitoring have moulded him into a pragmatic administrator with a profound grasp of governance realities.

Eko has a special interest for Leadership on Youth and Women Development. One of the hallmarks of Dr. Obi Kelvin Ezenyili’s leadership is his unflinching dedication to Youths and Women development.

As the Executive Chairman of Oshimili South Council, His tenure has been marked by deliberate and people-centered policies that creates opportunities for empowerment, skill acquisition, wealth creation and infrastructural development across the nooks and crannies of Oshimili South Local Government Area.

While serving under the Delta State Job and Wealth Creation Office, under the leadership of Prof. Eric Eboh, Dr. Ezenyili played pivotal roles in mentoring young people, guiding them toward productive ventures, and helping them break free from the cycle of unemployment. His deep involvement in the Directorate of Youth Monitoring and Mentoring, under the direction of Grandpa Edward Mekwunye, further highlights his Strategic contributions to shaping a generation of self-reliant youths.

As Chairman of Oshimili South Local Government Area, he has continued to build on these ideals by promoting inclusive governance, investing in capacity-building programs, and ensuring that both youths and women have access to resources that translate into sustainable livelihoods. These efforts have earned him the admiration of constituents and the recognition of stakeholders within and beyond Delta State.

Scholarly and Intellectual Contributions

Dr. Ezenyili is not only a politician but also a scholar and writer of repute. His publication “Democracy and Good Governance in Nigeria: A Survey of Indices of Transparency and Accountability” (UK Published), with a foreword by the distinguished Obi Prof. Epiphany Chigbogu Azinge (SAN), demonstrates his intellectual depth and commitment to advancing governance discourse. His research expertise in areas such as democracy, fiscal federalism, and policy analysis continues to influence his leadership style and vision for development.

Conclusion and Commendation

In summary, Hon. Chief Obi Kelvin Ezenyili, Ph.D embodies the qualities of a visionary leader, a grassroots mobilizer, and a patriotic son of Delta State. His remarkable academic attainments, coupled with his vast political exposure and practical governance experience, have uniquely prepared him for greater service. His passion for youth and women empowerment, skill acquisition, and inclusive development is a model worthy of emulation.

Let me at this point, On behalf of myself , my Office and my family heartily congratulate Dr. Obi Kelvin Ezenyili on the occasion of his Birthday 🎈🎂🎈. I commend his enduring service to humanity, Societies, Delta State and Nigeria at large. It is my firm belief that his current trajectory is only the foundation of the many heights he is destined to attain in the future.

My Prayers 🙏 for you today my Brother, as you celebrate your Birthday 🎈 🎂 is that the Lord God Almighty will continue to strengthen, protect, and grant you more Wisdom as he pilots the affairs of Leadership.

Congratulations 🎉 🎉 🎉 once again Sir 🙏.

My Name is Hon. Leo Nkeaka (Ohamadike 1)

Senior Special Assistant (Political) To the Executive Governor of Delta State.

DOPF Sets Agenda for 2025 Convention and Annual Lecture on Nigeria’s New Tax Law

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The Delta Online Publishers Forum (DOPF) has announced its 2025 Convention and Annual Lecture, set to take place in Asaba, Delta State, from Wednesday, November 26 to Thursday, November 27, 2025. The two-day programme will open with the induction of new members and a capacity-building training session for members and media practitioners, while the second day will feature the Annual Lecture, themed “Nigeria’s New Tax Law: Implications and Opportunities for Businesses and Society.”

According to a statement signed by Abel Johngold and Josephine Idiovwan Omodior, Chairman and Secretary of the 2025 Planning Committee, this year’s theme reflects the impending implementation of Nigeria’s new tax legislation, which comes into effect on January 1, 2026. Nigeria’s tax framework has undergone significant evolution over the decades, from the Petroleum Profits Tax Act of 1959 and the Companies Income Tax Act of 1961 to the introduction of Value Added Tax in 1993. Each reform has sought to broaden the tax base and improve compliance, but the new law represents one of the most comprehensive reforms to date, aimed at simplifying the system, closing revenue leakages, and enhancing transparency in public finance.

The statement emphasized that the Convention and Annual Lecture will provide a platform for stakeholders to examine both the opportunities and challenges posed by the new law. Beyond its potential impact on businesses, the event is expected to spark discussions on how government can strengthen accountability, ensure fairness in taxation, and deploy revenues toward infrastructure and social development. The Forum noted that such dialogue is particularly timely given Nigeria’s urgent need to diversify revenue sources and fortify fiscal stability.

As is customary, the Annual Lecture will feature a keynote speaker with distinguished expertise in fiscal and economic policy, supported by a panel of discussants drawn from government agencies, professional bodies, civil society organizations, and the private sector. Their collective insights will provide practical guidance on implementing the new tax law effectively while balancing the interests of businesses and society.

Beyond the lecture itself, the Committee highlighted that this year’s Convention also underscores its commitment to professional development within the media sector. By integrating member induction, training, and the Annual Lecture, the Forum continues to foster knowledge sharing, informed debate, and capacity building, contributing both to the growth of media practitioners and to national discourse on one of Nigeria’s most significant fiscal policy reforms.

Signed

Abel JOHNGOLD
Chairman, DOPF 2025 Annual Convention/ Lecture Planning Committee

Josephine Idiovwan OMODIOR
Secretary, DOPF 2025 Annual Convention/ Lecture Planning Committee

ANIOMA STATE: Sen.Ned Nwoko Urges Continous Support From Ohaneze Ndi Igbo

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Senator Ned Nwoko, representing Delta North senatorial district at the National Assembly has called for continued support from Ohaneze Ndi Igbo, towards the creation of Anioma state.

 

Addressing the leadership and members of Ohaneze Ndi Igbo as chairman of World Igbo day celebration organized by the apex Igbo socio- cultural body held Monday, at Awka ,Anambra state, Senator Nwoko said the people of Anioma shared common heritage and language with Igbos in the south east.

 

Senator Ned Nwoko, represented at the occasion by Ogbueshi Godfrey Odogwu ,Director General of the technical committee on the agitation for the creation of Anioma state also urged unity ,peace and social harmony among the Igbos and Nigerians in general.

 

Giving the history of the quest for Anioma ,Senator Nwoko noted:

 

“ We have been agitating for our own State, Anioma State since 1954 when one of our most celebrated sons, the great nationalist and first premier of Midwest region, Sir Dennis Osadebay, submitted our request for the West Niger province (Anioma) to be carved out of the old Benin and Warri Provinces.

 

“ In the last seventy years since then, Anioma Igbo have not missed any opportunity to file a request for the creation of Anioma State, a request for self- determination and statehood to end decades of marginalization and injustice.

 

“ The actualization of the quest for the creation of Anioma State has remained a dream differed until I got elected as Senator in 2023. After wide consultations with our Anioma people, including our highly revered traditional rulers, professional bodies, youth and student associations, women groups and Anioma people living in the

diaspora, I sponsored a bill for the creation of Anioma State as the 37th State of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

 

“ This is intended to amend the long overdue balance in the Nigerian federal structure and also correct the decades of injustice against Ndigbo. The creation of Anioma State will also increase the political representation of Anioma people at the center and accelerate the speed of socio – economic and infrastructural development of Anioma”

 

Senator Nwoko expressed joy that the “ bill for the creation of Anioma State has since passed through the first and second readings in the Senate” and also witnessed the “ presentation of Memorandum at both the Senate and House of Representatives Public Hearings in Ikot Ekpene and Enugu last July”

 

He stated further that the Anioma state creation bill had received the support of over ninety Senators from all the zones in Nigeria, while the passage of the bill in third reading and the Referendum would follow.

 

“ Help Ndi Anioma Igbo to end this seventy-year old quest for the creation of Anioma State. Let us all rise with one voice to say we are proud to be Igbo, bonded in one destiny”

 

Senator Ned Nwoko commended the entrepreneurial spirit of the Igbos and called for the sustenance in nation building.

 

“ I join you to celebrate igbo God given capacity for creativity, enterprise,wisdom ,dignity ,hard work and resilience. We are dream makers and great achievers.We have a sacred duty to promote law and order towards the manifestation of our destines and continued greatness of the Igbo world.

 

“ Ohaneze Ndi as our foremost and respected socio cultural body must lead in the crusade for peaceful co-existence in Igbo land and Nigeria in general.

 

The ceremony was attended by several dignitaries including Governor Chukwuma Soludo of Anambra state and the President General of Ohaneze Ndi World wide,Senator John Azuta Mbata as well as different socio cultural groups across the five states of the South East and delegates from Anioma area.

Senator Ned Nwoko Joins Senate President Akpabio, Lawmakers at NDA 35th Convocation Ceremony In Kaduna

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The Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA), Kaduna, held the Passing Out Parade (POP) for cadets of the 72 Regular Course as part of activities marking its 35th Convocation Ceremony, on Saturday, September 27,

The colourful parade, which took place at the Academy Parade Ground, Afaka, was attended by Senate President Godswill Akpabio, Senator Ned Munir Nwoko, and other distinguished lawmakers.

Over 2,600 graduands had been honored earlier in the week during the convocation ceremony held on Thursday, September 25, which conferred academic degrees on 72 Regular Course cadet officers and 2,546 postgraduate students.

Saturday’s Passing Out Parade formally commissioned the cadets as officers of the Nigerian Armed Forces, marking the culmination of years of rigorous academic and military training.

Setting The Records Straight: Ogwashi-Uku and the Facts of Senator Ned Nwoko’s Stewardship

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Senator Ned Nwoko has consistently demonstrated that every community in Delta North matters. From the most remote villages to major urban centres like Ogwashi-Uku. He has shown not only presence but also foresight by lobbying and facilitating projects that address the peculiar needs of each town. To suggest otherwise is unfair, and frankly, an erasure of facts.

Take, for instance, the fencing of Ogwashi-Uku Polytechnic, a project Senator Ned Nwoko made possible through TETFUND. This wasn’t some token gesture to tick boxes, it was a direct response to the lived realities of students and staff. For years, the Polytechnic had been exposed to cult clashes, theft, and unchecked intrusions that turned an academic environment into a danger zone. By fencing the Polytechnic, the Senator didn’t just raise walls, he gave students and staff their peace of mind back.

Beyond this, the Senator has placed the Ogwashi-Uku Dam at the heart of his advocacy. He has pursued its completion with uncommon consistency, understanding that its potential goes far beyond Ogwashi-Uku, it is a lifeline for Delta North. The dam has now been handed over to the Benin-Owena River Basin Development Authority, but to unlock its full value, key components remain: a standard water treatment plant, a reticulation system to connect homes across all 66 communities, and irrigation networks to boost year-round farming and food security.

Senator Ned Nwoko has laid out a comprehensive N35 billion plan for this, covering treatment, distribution, irrigation, and dam maintenance because he recognizes that water is not just infrastructure, it is livelihood, health, and survival. His push with both the state government and federal authorities shows he isn’t treating the Ogwashi-Uku dam as just another file on the shelf. He sees it for what it truly is – a resource that can light up homes, water our farms, and breathe life into the economy of the town and beyond.

True representation isn’t about making the loudest noise, it’s about understanding what each community truly needs and doing the quiet, steady work of lobbying, facilitating, and delivering. That’s why, even in the most remote villages of Delta North, you’ll find projects linked to Senator Ned Nwoko, tailored to local realities.

VP Shettima’s UNGA Address and Senator Ned Nwoko’s Legislative Agenda: A Shared Vision for Nigeria

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At the 80th United Nations General Assembly, Vice President Kashim Shettima spoke with clarity and urgency about Nigeria’s path forward. His address captured the need for a nation that confronts insecurity with resilience, drives economic growth through innovation, repositions itself in global decision-making, and ensures fairness and dignity for its citizens. VP Shettima’s address was not just a speech, it was a blueprint for a Nigeria that must act boldly, reform deeply, and demand its rightful place in the world.

In many ways, this vision finds resonance in the work of Senator Ned Munir Nwoko. His motions and bills reveal a lawmaker whose priorities are not only aligned with Nigeria’s immediate needs but also with the broader global reforms that Vice President Shettima called for. When the Vice President spoke of equity and justice in international relations, Senator Ned Nwoko’s motions on reparations for historical injustices, and the push for Africa’s permanent seat at the UN Security Council already stood as legislative calls for fairness in global governance.

On matters of national security, Senator Ned Nwoko has shown remarkable consistency. From his motions against crude oil theft, the surge of kidnappings, especially in the FCT, and the menace of herdsmen attacks, to his call for a genuine national dialogue with separatist groups, he has pressed for solutions that combine firmness with engagement. This dual approach mirrors the balance emphasized at the UNGA, the need to confront threats decisively while addressing their root causes. His proposed bills on mandatory youth military service, the creation of a national vigilante framework, and the regulation of private security companies reflect a forward looking strategy to strengthen Nigeria’s security architecture from the grassroots up.

Economic self-reliance, another pillar of the Vice President’s speech, is echoed in Senator Ned Nwoko’s legislative push for a ban on non essential imports, anti-gas flaring laws, encouragement of indigenous participation in mining, and bills designed to strengthen fintech security and cashless transactions. His advocacy for youth entrepreneurship grants, modern ranching systems across all local governments, and social media platforms establishing physical offices in Nigeria speaks directly to job creation, innovation, and harnessing technology for national advancement.

Health, education, and social security also stand out as shared priorities. The Vice President’s emphasis on these areas mirrors Senator Ned Nwoko’s legislative drive. His motion to upgrade all federal medical centres to international standards and to require public officials to seek treatment locally, cuts to the heart of restoring confidence in Nigeria’s health system. His bill for a National Social Security Agency is no less ambitious, seeking to guarantee every vulnerable Nigerian a baseline of dignity and livelihood, not as charity but as a constitutional right. In education, he has pushed for bold expansions, advocating for specialized centres like the National Talent Rehabilitation and Integration Agency.

When you place Vice President Shettima’s vision at the UNGA side by side with Senator Ned Nwoko’s record in the National Assembly, a clear thread emerges: both are speaking to a Nigeria that refuses to shrink from its challenges or apologize for its ambitions. Senator Nwoko’s work is not the politics of the moment. It is the politics of preparation, security frameworks designed to evolve with the times, economic reforms meant to empower rather than entrap, institutions built to protect dignity, and a foreign policy that insists Africa must be heard and respected.

At a moment when the country is desperate for leaders who can turn lofty aspirations into concrete policy, Senator Ned Nwoko stands out. His motions and bills carry the weight of someone who sees the bigger picture but never loses sight of the ordinary citizen. It is the rare convergence of the local and the global, of immediate necessity and long term vision.

Oscar Ibru Was An Iconic Businessman -Ned Nwoko

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By Deborah Coker

the Senator representing Delta North in the Senatorial District, Sen. Ned Nwoko on yesterday commiserated  with the Ibru’s family on the passing of Olorogun Oskar Ibru.

Nwoko who represents Delta North Senatorial District in his condolence message, described the late Ibru as an iconic businessman.

He also described the scion of  the Michael Ibru dynasty of Agbarha-Otor in Ughelli North Local Government Area in Delta as a beacon of excellence.

“I received with deep sadness,  the news of the passing of Olorogun Oskar Ibru, an iconic businessman and one of Nigeria’s most respected corporate leaders.

“He was not only a pioneer in the private sector but also a beacon of excellence, hard work, and resilience, whose impact went far beyond the boardroom.

“On behalf of my family and the good people of Delta North, I extend my sincere condolences to the Ibru family, the Urhobo nation and all who were touched by his remarkable life.

“This is indeed a painful loss but we take solace in knowing that Olorogun Oskar Ibru lived a full, impactful life,  dedicated to service, enterprise, and humanity.

“May his gentle soul rest in perfect peace,” Nwoko said.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) recalls that Ibru, a billionaire industrialist and Chairman of the Ibru Organisation, died on Tuesday at the age of 67 after a brief illness, according to a statement by the family.

Nkechi Ukome, Building A Legacy Of Hopes For Vulnerable Individuals – Obi Ubulu-Uno

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By Patrick Ochei
The highly revered monarch of Ubulu-Uno Kingdom and 2nd Vice Chairman of Delta State Council of Traditional Rulers, HRM Obi Henry Afamefune Kikachukwu Ph.D, has said that the Executive Director of Fostering Hopes Foundation, Nkechi Ukome is building a legacy of hopes for vulnerable individuals in the society, maintaining that history can never forget such monumental humanitarian gestures.
He made this statement while responding to question on why he has chosen to support an NGO like the Fostering Hopes Foundation whose focus and agenda are mainly supporting women and children.
Obi Kikachukwu affirmed that as a traditional ruler, he has the obligation to support any initiative that brings development to the community, especially one that seeks to empower families for family preservation and protection of the rights of the child.
According to him, “It’s only a natural call to support laudable initiatives such as the ones being pursued by Fostering Hopes Foundation. It’s because of the importance I attach to what this Foundation is doing that made me to leave an equally important meeting that concerns my community’s progress to rush down for this press conference. In my local parlance, it is said that a child born in a community does not only belong to the mother and father, it belongs also to the community.
“My daughter Nkechi Ukome is taking a lot of burdens off the Government’s shoulders and community leaders like us must support this, because it is a good omen for the community at all levels. We cannot thank Nkechi Ukome and her team in Fostering Hopes Foundation enough, for this laudable initiative of empowering communities, one family at a time, just so everybody can survive and live happily from the family setting towards the good and progress of the community”, Obi Kikachukwu affirmed.
Speaking on behalf of the Desert Warrior, Chief Dr Newton Jibunoh, the former Operations Director of Costain (West Africa) Plc, Mr. Onuorah Aligbe commended the initiatives of the Fostering Hopes Foundation to do charity that involves the entire family system of man, his wife and children in such a magnitude, describing it as a rare feat.
He said, those who stand up to do projects for communities without being asked to do so, are rare. “They are divinely called to play a role that is Godly; helping God to advance the course of humanity”, he posited.
Mr. Aligbe maintained that it is always easy for Dr. Jibunoh to support initiatives such as Fostering Hopes Foundation, having been internationally acclaimed as a supporter of countries on humanitarian and environmental vulnerability.
Additionally, Mr. Aligbe advised the Foundation to endeavour to toe the path of accountability, stating that humans are inclined to support humanitarian courses if only there are evidences of integrity and transparency.
The press conference as anchored by the Director of Community Engagement and Development, Comrade Patrick Ochei on behalf of Fostering Hopes Foundation, centred around the achievements of the Foundation within a space of one year.
The Foundation according to the briefing, had so far empowered 12 families with business support grants and 40 children on scholarship that runs from nursery to secondary education plan in private schools, specifically to assist society in ensuring family preservation and child support through protection and development. Additionally, the Foundation has also been involved in creating developmental initiatives in skills for other vulnerable individuals like widows.

Ugboba Showcases Community’s Cultural Harmony As Obi Nkebakwu Celebrates Iwaji Festival

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By Patrick Ochei

The people of Ugboba Kingdom in Aniocha North Local Government Area of Delta State, on 21st September, 2025, gathered in their numbers to join their amiable traditional ruler, HRM Obi Emmanuel Ezedinbu Nkebakwu 111 to celebrate his new yam festival (Iwaji) in a very unique cultural ambience.

The festival once again, afforded the agrarian and ancient coal community of Ugboba to showcase their rich cultural heritage and communal harmony.

The Obi who was in his best Royal attire could not stop smiling while performing his traditional obligation of dancing to the tune of the local drum, even as he beheld the overwhelming joy on the faces of his people.

Obi Nkebakwu was surrounded by his family members, village people from different Quarters, members of the Ugboba Development Union (UDU) and members of Ugboba Youth Association, as well as management and staff of Mosra Energy Limited, friends and guests who have come from far and near to celebrate with the king whose reign has brought progressive visibility to the coal mining community of Ugboba.

In his short and explicit narration of the Iwaji Obi Ugboba, the Secretary General of Ugboba Development Union, Chief Otobo Ofili said, such a festival as the Iwaji Obi savours the peace and unity that exist in the community, describing it as a cultural reunion of the people.

He said, Ugboba is a hospitable community disposed to loving strangers with no barriers, maintaining that they do such in anticipation that wherever their sons and daughters are found to be residing, such love and hospitality would also be extended to them.

Chief Ofili therefore, urged the community people to continue to support and cooperate with the king so he would be motivated towards activating his rich contact and ideas for the progressive development of Ugboba Kingdom.

Meanwhile, as usual, it was a bountiful harvest this season, just as the evidence of the large tubers of yam that some of the community people had come with to pay homage to the king had proven.

In like manner, the palace exhibited the fruitfulness of the community in terms of the quality of production of their crops and the harvest of peace, just as there were plenty to eat, drink and make merry with in convivial moods.

NO OPEN TICKET FOR CRISIS BEYOND 2031: Mulade Tells Ijaw, Itsekiri, and Urhobos in Delta State

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A Delta State-born renowned peace and development advocate Comrade Mulade Sheriff, Ph.D. has appeal to the various ethnic nationalities, particularly the Ijaw, Itsekiri, and Urhobo ethnic groups in Warri Federal Constituency of Delta State.
The Ibe-Serimowei of ancient Gbaramatu Kingdom made the appeal while addressing stakeholders during this year International Day of Peace celebration, with the theme: ‘Act Now for a Peaceful World.’ As we gather today, we are reminded that peace is not just a dream, but a necessity for a thriving world.
This theme calls upon us to take immediate action, to be proactive, effective, and to be responsible stewards of peace. Let us use this occasion to reflect on our individual and collective roles in fostering peace and peaceful coexistence, understanding, and cooperation.
Let me, once again, urge our dear traditional rulers, community leaders and youths in Delta State, and Nigeria at large, not to give room for violence or be used to foment crises in the state. Rather, they should continue to support and endeavour to promote peaceful coexistence among the various ethnic nationalities of Urhobo, Ijaw, Itsekiri, Isoko, and Anioma people in Delta State.
Let me use this day to strongly appeal particularly to my dear people Ijaws, Itsekiris and Urhobo ethnic nationalities in Warri Federal Constituency of Delta State, to embrace peaceful coexistence among themselves devoid of divide-and-rule ethnic infiltrators, crisis sponsors and beneficiaries to allow Warri enjoy her peace and beauty of development.
The renowned human and environmental justice activist, Dr Mulade, said it is imperative to state categorically that there is NO OPEN TICKET for crisis beyond 2031 in Warri Federal Constituency. Warri needs permanent peace more than elections and voters, which will create a conducive atmosphere to attract investors, employment opportunities, and development to our communities, he asserted
Together, we can make a difference in Warri and Delta State. Let us act now to promote peace, justice, and equality, and to build a world where everyone can live with dignity and respect.
Once again, let me strongly appeal to all Deltans and residents to give maximum support and cooperation to His Excellency, Rt Hon Sheriff Oborevwori, Executive Governor of Delta State to enable us enjoyed the dividend of democracy and development in our dire state.
I sincerely thank Nigerians for joining the world to celebrate and commemorate this important day for a more peaceful world.
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