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Group Petitions Security Operatives Over Cyberstalking, Bullying Of Presidential Amnesty Boss, Otuaro, Tompolo, Others

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By Jude Gbaboyor

…Asks Them To Arrest Him Now To Face Justice

The Niger Delta Transparency Watch Group (NDTWG), on Thursday called on security operatives to go after one Mr Jude Gbaboyor for Cyberstalking and Bullying of the Presidential Amnesty boss, Dr. Dennis Otuaro, High Chief Government Ekpemupolo (aka Tompolo)and the Gbaramatu kingdom.

Specifically, NDTWG, in a petition dated Thursday, December 12, 2024, to the office of the National Security Adviser (NSA), Inspector General of Police (IGP) and Department of State Security (DSS), implored security agents to fish out Mr Jude Gbaboyor for causing the Presidential Amnesty boss, Dr Dennis Otuaro, Tompolo and the entire Gbaramatu Kingdom Psychological trauma as a result of Cyberstalking and Bullying.

In the petition signed by Comrade Simon Ogbe for and on behalf of NDTWG, warned that enough was enough ofi the crime of Mr Jude Gbaboyor against prominent individuals from the oil-rich Gbaramatu Kingdom and time to apprehend him to face justice.

The Group said that the issue must be addressed promptly to halt the psychological damage of his offence against the aforementioned individuals.

According to the petition; “We, the Niger Delta Transparency Watch Group (NDTWG), write to bring to your attention the ongoing cyberstalking and bullying of Dr. Dennis Otuaro, High Chief Government Ekpemupolo and the Gbaramatu kingdom by Mr. Jude Gbaboyor. As an organization operating in the Niger Delta region, we are deeply concerned about the psychological damage this evil propaganda can cause to society and Nigerians. We believe it is essential to address this issue promptly.

Describing Cyberstalking as a serious offence that can have severe consequences on the mental and emotional well-being of the victims, the group added that It is often accompanied by real-time or offline stalking and can be motivated by a desire to control, intimidate, or influence the victim.

NDTWG said that In light of the above; “We urge you to take immediate action to arrest Mr. Jude Gbaboyor and put an end to this cyberbullying. We also request that you investigate this matter thoroughly and ensure that justice is served”.

The Group Attached some Evidences to backup their claims.

Here Is The Full Petition By NDTWG To NSA, IGP And DSS:

Niger Delta Transparency Watch Group (NDTWG)

Office of the National Security Advisor (NSA)

Inspector General of Police (IGP)

Department of State Security (DSS)

Dear Sir/Madam,

Petition Against Mr. Jude Gbaboyor for Cyberstalking and Bullying

We, the Niger Delta Transparency Watch Group (NDTWG), write to bring to your attention the ongoing cyberstalking and bullying of Dr. Dennis Otuaro, High Chief Government Ekpemupolo, and the Gbaramatu kingdom by Mr. Jude Gbaboyor.

As an organization operating in the Niger Delta region, we are deeply concerned about the psychological damage this evil propaganda can cause to society and Nigerians. We believe it is essential to address this issue promptly.

According to the Nigerian Cybercrime Act, specifically Section 24(2), it is a crime to intentionally transmit a communication that threatens, bullies, or harasses another person. The penalty for this offense is up to 10 years in prison and a minimum fine of N25,000,000.

Furthermore, Section 58 of the Cybercrimes Act defines cyberstalking as a course of conduct that causes a reasonable person to feel fear.

Cyberstalking is a serious offense that can have severe consequences on the mental and emotional well-being of the victims. It is often accompanied by real-time or offline stalking and can be motivated by a desire to control, intimidate, or influence the victim.

The impacts of cyberbullying and cyberstalking can be severe and far-reaching, including:

Psychological Impact:

– Low self-esteem

– Anxiety

– Depression

– Suicidal ideation or behavior

– Negative emotions such as fear, distress, concern, or helplessness

Physical Impact:

– Headaches

– Stomachaches

– Eating disorders

– Other physical health problems

Sleep Issues:

– Difficulty in sleeping

Behavior Changes:

– Changes in behavior as a result of cyberbullying or cyberstalking

Whereas, according to UN human rights laws, every individual has the inherent right to be treated with respect, dignity, and compassion. This includes the right to be safe and free from violence, harassment, and bullying.

A life free from violence and cruel, inhuman, and degrading treatment is a fundamental human right. Bullying and harassment can lead to violations of numerous human rights, including:

1. Right to Health : Bullying can negatively impact physical and mental health, causing harm through physical injuries, stress-related illnesses, depression, and other health issues.

2. Right to Work and Fair Working Conditions: Bullying can result in higher absenteeism, poor performance, and an unsafe working environment.

3. Right to Freedom of Expression: Bullying can compromise an individual’s freedom to express their feelings or opinions, as they may no longer feel safe doing so.

In light of the above, we urge you to take immediate action to arrest Mr. Jude Gbaboyor and put an end to this cyberbullying. We also request that you investigate this matter thoroughly and ensure that justice is served.

Thank you for your prompt attention to this matter.

Sincerely,

Comrade Simon Ogbe

Niger Delta Transparency Watch Group (NDTWG)

Below are some Attached Evidences to backup our claims.

Dr Akpoveta Joins DELCOM 2024 as Trainer

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Dean, School of Information and Communication Technology, ICT, Delta State Polytechnic, Ogwuashi-Uku, Dr Emmanuel Akpoveta, will attend the 5th edition of Delta State Communication Workshop, DELCOM 2024 as a Trainer

State Workshop Facilitator and Director General, Delta State Bureau of Communications and Orientation, Dr Fred Latimore Oghenesivbe, in a statement on Wednesday said Akpoveta is a renowned communication scholar, prolific writer, social commentator, and author of many text books on mass communication and Journalism.

Dr Akpoveta will join Prof Abigail Ogwezzy-Ndisika of the University of Lagos, and Prof Joyce Ogwezi, of Dennis Osadebey University Asaba, to train 150 participants, including media aides to Delta State Governor, during the 3-Day capacity building and professional skills development program, scheduled to hold from Tuesday 17th to Thursday 19th December 2024 at Hotel Benizia Asaba.

“He holds a PhD in Mass Communication, and had delivered lectures on multifaceted issues in Nigeria and overseas,” Oghenesivbe said.

Delcom 2024 is sponsored by Delta State Government, and proudly supported by Delta State Internal Revenue Service, (DSIRS), headquartered in Warri, Delta State.

Prince Ejinyere Pays Unscheduled Inspection Visits To WUEDA Projects

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…Urges Contractors To Expedite Action On Jobs

By the Media Dept of WUEDA

The contractors handling various road and flood control projects in Warri and Effurun metropolis have been urged to increase the pace of work to enable them deliver their jobs within specified time frames.

The Director General of Warri, Uvwie and Environs Special Area Devt Agency, (WUEDA). Hon. Prince Godwin Ejinyere gave the charge on Tuesday when he led a team of WUEDA engineers on an unscheduled inspection visit to some Govt projects under the supervision of the Agency.

At the 700-meter long Ejirue Street, Ekpan, Prince Ejinyere expressed satisfaction with the level and standard of work done but told the contractor handling the project, Cromwell Technologies Ltd, to ensure the project was completed in three months time.

He said “the Governor has zero tolerance for shoddy and delayed jobs,” asking him to use every available window to complete the project in record time, and de-silt the existing but blocked drains on completion of the job.

Responding, the Project Engineer of Cromwell Technologies, Engr. Martins Chukwunta, said the Ejirue Road project would be delivered at the end of February, 2025, as the community youth body was supportive, and all necessary materials and men were in place.

Thereafter, Ejinyere and his team visited the Ogbe Avenue Road extension, and were glad to see that the asphalt overlay had been completed. He urged motorists to “use it as a link road between PTI Road and DSC roundabout area of Effurun, to bypass PTI junction where a heavy flyover project is currently ongoing.”

Some residents and mechanics in that area thanked Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori for constructing the Ogbe Avenue Road and its extension, adding that “life and business in the area are now meaningful,” and prayed for the Governor’s success in office.

Ope Street off Lower Erejuwa Street Warri was the next port of call for Prince Godwin Ejinyere and his team, who were received by residents of the area, led by Coach Obire. The people thanked Governor Oborevwori and WUEDA for the road-and-flood-control project on Ope Street, which they said had now assumed the status of a GRA.

The WUEDA DG urged the residents to clear their drains regularly so that water could flow in them freely, and commended the contractor for a job well done, asphalting and marking the road, thereby beautifying it.

The Ejinyere-led team also inspected the ongoing bridge project across the Warri canal, that will connect Agbasa and Daudu communities in Warri, a project that no one ever imagined in such an obscure place except WUEDA, Governor Sheriff Oborevwori and his More Agenda.

Prince Ejinyere said when completed, the bridge would serve as an access road for residents of Agbasa and Daudu areas of Warri, demystifying the security situation in that area, making it more accessible.

At Stadium Road, Warri, Hon. Ejinyere told the contractor, Levant Construction Company to back-fill the completed drains, lay asphalt where not done yet, dress the culvert according to standard, cover the manhole on the culvert with concrete slabs, re-open the canal, and de-silt existing drains for free flow of flood water in and around the stadium.

WUEDA’s Director of Project and Works, Engr. Bemigho Ofoeyeno was amongst the Agency’s civil engineers that accompanied Prince Godwin Ejinyere on the inspection visit.

‘Benevolence’ The Watchword For The Yuletide Season As Ogbueshi Chike Ifesiokwu Preaches On The Need To Give And Share.

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In a well attended PDP Oshimili South general meeting, the PDP Chairman of Oshimili South LGA Ogbueshi Chike Ifesiokwu preached peace and benevolence as key practices to move the party forward and impact positively in the lives of the electorate .

Speaking during the mammoth gathering, the party Chairman emphasized on the need to reach out to those the party depend on to win elections and not only the party faithful. In his words ” Give and you shall receive, so says the Lord”. These words where echoed by the party Chairman to the delight of the party faithful and applauded by everyone in attendance.

Ogbueshi Chike Ifesiokwu went further to announce an empowerment programme on the 18th of December 2024 which he intends to carry out with personal funds as a way of saying thank you and giving back to not just the party but the society as he reminded the audience that the position of party Chairman is one which was given to him on trust to deliver. Committees where inaugurated for the empowerment programme as Ogbueshi Chike Ifesiokwu urged the party faithful to ensure they attend the programme which will bring joy in the hearts of the community this yuletide season as over 250 individuals and groups will benefit from the programme.

Another key topic of discussion was the need for both elected and appointed party faithful to ensure that resources are put together and emulate his kind gesture in their various wards in order to ensure a memorable and joyful yuletide season. A reminder of the generosity shown by Honourable Chief Barrister Theodora Giwa-Amu was made known by the party Chairman as he urged the party faithful to remain steadfast and work towards victory at all times for PDP.

It was also made known by the party Chairman that Honourable Barrister Bridget Anyafulu will embark on an empowerment programme in a short while where school pupils/students will benefit and another 100 beneficiaries will emerge as the programme will likely take off from the famous Ogbogonogo market.

Notable political leaders in attendance include : Obi Ibonye, Hon. Chief Barr. Theodora Giwa-Amu, Hon. Tajudeen Isichei, Chief Henry Enebeli, Hon. Chinye Uso( Mama West) to mention a few and all incumbent councillors, political appointees, palace chiefs, the entire ward and LGA exco members, non indigenous and pressure groups, party faithful amongst others.

A minute silence was observed for late Evangelist Ebielim Maduemezia as the meeting ended with a closing prayer to the glory of God almighty.

~ Oshimili South PDP Media Support Group ~

Team Itsekiri Clinches Delta State Ethnic Peace and Unity Cup

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Orerokpe: The Delta State Ethnic Peace and Unity Cup came to a thrilling conclusion this Sunday as Team Itsekiri emerged victorious, defeating Ndokwa East United 3-1 in the final match held at Baptist High School Field, Orerokpe Town.

The highly anticipated match began with intense pressure from both teams. Team Itsekiri (Ugbomarun Fc) broke the deadlock in the 25th minute with a stunning goal from their star striker, Ekpeto Udubosi. Ndokwa East United equalized just before halftime through a penalty kick converted by their captain, Okoro Blessing.

In the second half, Team Itsekiri regained their momentum, scoring two more goals from Omatseye Eriyo and Ebiwei Gbenedio in the 60th and 80th minutes, respectively. Despite a spirited effort, Ndokwa East United couldn’t bridge the gap, ultimately conceding defeat.

In the third-place match, Team Urhobo ( Udu United FC) secured a walkover victory against Team Isoko, who failed to show up for the game. This outcome automatically awarded Team Urhobo third place in the tournament.

The Delta State Ethnic Peace and Unity Cup aims to promote unity, peaceful coexistence, and cultural understanding among the diverse ethnic groups in Delta State. The tournament featured teams representing various ethnic groups, showcasing their skills and fostering camaraderie.

Team Itsekiri received a cash prize of ₦2 million, a trophy, and gold medals. Ndokwa East United secured ₦1.5m and silver medals, while Team Urhobo received ₦1m and bronze medals. The most valuable goalkeeper award went to Ekpeto Udubosi of Team Itsekiri. Team Isoko (Winsome FC) was disqualified and banded from participating in the tournament for the next edition.

The organiser and National Coordinator of CEPEJ, Comrade Mulade Sheriff, praised the teams for their sportsmanship and commended the tournament’s success in promoting ethnic harmony. “This event has strengthened our bond and showcased the rich cultural heritage of Delta State,” he said.

International Human Rights Day: Adingwupu Calls For Respect Of People’s Rights 

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An IT expert, philanthropist and a prominent politician in Delta State, Hon. Paul Adingwupu has called on institutions of state and the general public to stand firm in the defence of human rights.

He made this declaration to mark the International Human Rights Day, which holds every December 10 across the globe.

December 10 every year is observed by the international community in line with the General Assembly’s adoption and Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

Adingwupu, who is not unaware of poor human rights record globally, decided to add his voice in this year’s advocacy and celebration because of the need to protect the rights of citizens, especially vulnerable people.

According to the politician, for a society to be fair and better, it must promote best practices and protection of the rights of its countrymen and women is one of such practices.

“A day like this calls for sober reflection. And as citizens, we should not lose sight of the fact that without protecting and fighting for the rights of others, especially the vulnerable, an improved quality of life and a better society that we all seek, will remain a mirage”.

“So, what are we doing from our different parts of the world as individuals, institutions, professionals, community and thought leaders, influencers, religious leaders, cultural organisations and even politicians to change the world in our quest for a better society through respect for people’s rights?.

“At a personal level, I am very happy that every 10 December, United Nations reminds the world of the need to think and work towards eliminating abuses by ensuring that everyone is free from any form of torture, human rights abuses and violations.

For me, the journey has only just begun but there is hope in the near future, that we will put behind us, this growing tide of violence and violations of human rights in Nigeria and other places outside our shores.

“So, on a day like this, I wish to thank specially, human rights defenders, civil society groups, some government agencies, lawyers, journalists, social media influencers and faith-based institutions, among others for the work they do for humanity.

There could not have been a better time to thank them for caring deeply about the well-being of others. But we must join hands to bring an end to this circle of violence that is now part of our daily life.

“As we all know, the journey before us as individuals and groups is long and winding, but together, we can change our world for the better by bringing freedom and hope to victims of human rights violations everywhere.

“Happy International Human Rights Day.”

Paul Adingwupu.

MORE Biz-Up: Oborevwori Disburses Grants To 2,000 MSMEs

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Delta State Governor, Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori, Thursday, disbursed financial grants to 2,000 Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises, MSMEs, in the state to grow their businesses and cushion the effects of the inclement economic realities in the country.

Speaking during the disbursement ceremony of the MORE Business Upscale Programme (MORE BIZ-UP) held at the Events Centre, Asaba, organised by Delta State Job and Wealth Creation Bureau, Governor Oborevwori said the gesture was designed to empower the entrepreneurs to cushion effects of the economic hardship in the country.

He said: “The MORE Business Upscale Programme, otherwise known as MORE Biz-Up, is one of the job creation programmes initiated in line with the MORE Agenda of my administration.

“As the name implies, MORE Biz-Up is aimed at providing stimulus in the form of financial grants to Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises [MSMEs] in the state in order to grow their businesses and to cushion the effects of the harsh economic realities in our nation.

“Like other job creation programmes of the state government, such as the D-CARES, M.O.R.E Grant, M.O.R.E WESAP, among others, the programme is strategically planned and designed as a testament of my administration’s commitment to empower small businesses, fast-track economic growth and to foster development in the state.”

He charged the beneficiaries, to take the knowledge garnered from the M.O.R.E. Business School component of the programme to advance their businesses and leverage on networking amongst participants.

Governor Oborevwori, said: “Your success as entrepreneurs is crucial to the economic development of our state and which will further inspire other young entrepreneurs to follow in your footsteps.

“Therefore, I urge you to work hard to sustain your businesses. We shall continue to support your entrepreneurship journey. Out of a pool of over 10,000 applicants, you are blessed to be among the chosen.

“The 2,000 beneficiaries of the programme gathered here today are in two groups- 1,000 business owners drawn from a database of fresh applicants who have never benefitted from state government’s job creation and entrepreneurship programmes, and 1,000 past beneficiaries who were verified by the Directorate of Youth Monitoring and Mentoring.

“I expect you to make judicious use of the grant by applying it wisely and responsibly to your business. It is my earnest prayer that your businesses grow from strength to strength.”

Earlier, the State Chief Job and Wealth Creation Officer, Mr Ifeanyi Egwuyenga, said the strategy of the MORE Business Upscale Programme focuses on stimulating economic growth by equipping entrepreneurs with advanced business knowledge, and injecting financial stimulus in the form of grants into small businesses.

Egwuyenga said: “This new phase of grants under the MORE programme is a clear evidence of our government’s unwavering commitment to nurturing entrepreneurs. In turn, this drives economic growth and advances the ‘Advancing Delta’ mantra of the MORE Agenda”.

In their separate goodwill messages, Chairman of Artisans Association in the state, Ifeanyi Abanum, and the state ALGON Chairman and Chairman of Okpe Local Government, Hon. Isaiah Esiovwa, thanked Governor Oborevwori for the various empowerment programmes of his administration which, they said, had brought succour to Deltans.

The duo of Abanum and Esiovwa, therefore, urged beneficiaries of the MORE Bizup programme and other empowerment programmes of the state government to make judicious use of the facilities giving to them to strengthen their entrepreneurial drive so that they could contribute meaningfully to the development of the state.

Responding on behalf of beneficiaries, Mr. Meshack Okeoghene, thanked Governor Oborevwori for empowering them, adding that the state government’s gesture would serve as a catalyst that would stimulate the growth of their respective businesses.

SOCIAL MALAISE: Oborevwori Calls For Proper Upbringing of Children 

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Delta State Governor, Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori, Sunday, called on parents to dedicate more time towards training of their children as a panacea to the rising wave of crime and social malaise in the country.

Governor Oborevwori gave the charge in his remarks at the dedication of Baby Tamara Guwor, daughter of Speaker of the State House of Assembly, Rt Hon. Emomotimi Guwor at the Redeemed Christian Church of God, Redemption Hall, Airport Road,  Warri.

He said: “I am happy to be hear again for the second time. I am a promise keeper and when I make promises I keep to it. So on the issue of street lights consider it done.

“We are here today for a very important ceremony, we are here for the dedication of Tamara Emomotimi Guwor. Baby dedication is a very good way to bring up your children because when you dedicate your children to God you are already paving the way for that child.

“Its a two way blessing and its a moment when parents commit to raise their children in the way of God through love, faith and values. So, it’s very key that we are here today.

“Baby dedication is not just a ceremony and am very glad that there is no reception for this ceremony because our people believe in celebrations but when you celebrate in the House of God it covers everything.

“Funeral service is more important than the reception. The blessings of dedication and marriage services are more important than the reception.

“So when I see people spending huge monies on reception, I get worried because if you put that money in the House of God, it will give you more blessings.”

Governor Oborevwori at the service, congratulated the Presidential Amnesty Coordinator, Dr Dennis Otuaro and pledged the support of his administration to ensure his success in office.

He said this was the first time the position was being occupied by a Deltan and vowed to support him to succeed in serving the people of the Niger Delta.

Pastor Olaitan Olubiyi of RCCG Delta Province 5, thanked Governor Oborevwori for swiftly attending to the request made by the church to fix Bright Hope Street and drainages to control flooding in the area.

He also lauded Governor Oborevwori for caring for the widows, orphans and the less privileged in the society.

Preaching on the theme: “The Everlasting Arms of the caring God”, Pastor Olubiyi said God cares for His people by releasing His grace, being a just God and by showing his children love everyday.

He called on Christians to always take advantage of the loving kindness and care of God in advancing their lives for good.

Wife of the Governor, Deaconess Tobore Oborevwori, Deputy Governor of the State, Sir Monday Onyeme; his wife Catherine Onyeme, Deputy Speaker of the State House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. Arthur Akpowowo, Member Representing Warri Federal Constituency, Hon. Thomas Ereyitomi, Presidential Amnesty Coordinator, Dr Dennis Otuaro among other dignitaries attended the dedication service.

Oghenesivbe Joins NIPR, Lauds Oborevwori’s Visionary Leadership

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…Says Delta in fastlane of development, socioeconomic remodelling

Director General, Delta State Orientation and Communications Bureau, Dr Fred Latimore Oghenesivbe, was on Saturday inducted into the prestigious Nigerian Institute of Public Relations, NIPR, in Abuja.

Minister of Information and National Orientation, Alhaji Mohammed Idris, was special guest of honour at the induction ceremony held at the National Press Centre, Radio House, Abuja.

Out of the 421 members inducted by the Institute’s President, Dr. Ike Neliaku, 291 were direct inductees, including Dr Wilfred Latimore Oghenesivbe Esq, Director General, Delta State Orientation and Communications Bureau, who was exempted from the mandatory pre-induction training due to his sound academic background and wealth of experience as a renowned communication strategist, scholar and media manager spanning over two decades.

NIPR President, Dr. Ike Neliaku, charged the new members to be good ambassadors of the institute by upholding high ethical standards, and to abstain from disinformation, misinformation and conducts that is unbecoming of a professional public relations practitioner.

He disclosed that the Nigerian Institute of Public Relations (NIPR) was established in 1963, and attained the status of a Chartered Institute in June 1990 through Decree No. 16 (now an Act of the National Assembly, cited as CAP n114 Laws of the Federation of Nigeria LFN2004) from which it derives the power and responsibility to register members, regulate the practice and development of the PR Profession as well monitor professional conducts through an established Code of Ethics, amongst others.

“The NIPR law stipulates standard academic and professional qualifications required for admission into the Institute.

“As the sole regulator of Public Relations practice in Nigeria, the Institute is supervised by the Federal Ministry of Information and National Orientation.”

In the same vein, the Minister of information and National Orientation, congratulates the newly inducted members, and urged them to be active public relations practitioners, contribute meaningfully to nation building through responsible practice and engagements, projecting Nigeria’s image positively within and outside the country.

Speaking to newsmen after the induction in Abuja, Dr Oghenesivbe, said the ongoing implementation of governor Sheriff Oborevwori’s MORE agenda has created thousands of jobs and wealth for young graduates, women and professionals at construction sites of mega projects across the three senatorial districts in the state.

He further disclosed that the socioeconomic remodelling strategies, realistic reforms, fiscal discipline, human capital and infrastructure development initiatives of Oborevwori administration is already yielding monumental results, adding that the governor’s visionary leadership has enhanced peaceful coexistence, upscaled living standards of the people through various empowerment programmes including D-CARES, which had placed Delta State in the fast lane of uncommon transformation and development.

Dr Oghenesivbe disclosed that the 5th edition of Delta State Communication Workshop with the Theme – Advancing Delta: Strategies for Public Communication and Effective Media Engagement, is designed to enhance the capacity of media personnel of government, scheduled to hold from 17th to 19th December, 2024, adding that former Head of Department of Mass Communication at the University of Lagos, Professor Abigail Ogwezzy-Ndisika, will attend as Chief Trainer.

“Human capacity development is one of the core areas receiving the attention of governor Sheriff Oborevwori of Delta State.

“He has approved and released funds for the mounting of the 5th edition of Delta State Communication Workshop, DELCOM 2024. Delta is the only state in Nigeria sustaining annual communication Workshop with 150 participants.

“The 3-Day capacity building programme is to enhance the skills and overall efficiency of media appointees of the governor, social media influencers and media partners, so as to enable them articulate and project the gains of the ongoing implementation of the MORE Agenda,” Oghenesivbe said

Delta Peace and Unity Cup: Mulade Reaffirm Commitment As Grand Final Holds Today, Sunday December 8

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Delta State born renowned peace and development advocate, Comrade Sheriff Mulade, President of CEPEJ and initiator of the Delta Ethnic Peace and Unity Cup, has reaffirmed his commitment toward promoting peaceful co-existence and unity among the various ethnic groups in the state. Chief Mulade Sheriff, the Ibe-Serimowei of Ancient Gbaramatu Kingdom, announced the refund of N100,000 registration fees to all participating teams, demonstrating his dedication and commitment towards keeping his promises.

Mulade expressed appreciation for the support pledged by the Delta State Oil Producing Area Development Commission (DESOPADEC), acknowledging the importance of collaboration for the tournament’s success. The tournament Local Organizing Committee (LOC) had initially hoped for DESOPADEC’s backing and support.

The grand finale is scheduled for Sunday, December 8th, at Baptist High School Field in Orerokpe Town, featuring two thrilling matches. Third-Place match will see Team Urhobo tackling Team Isoko at 12 noon while Team Itsekiri (Ugbomarun Fc) will confront Team Ndokwa (Ndokwa East United FC) at 2pm

Mulade extended an invitation to the general public, particularly Deltans, to attend the event with reception at the Africa 4 Peace Games-Village/Event Center at Ugolo near Osubi.

It is imperative to state that his desire to see a united and developed Delta State, as being demonstrated through the spirit of sportsmanship among the various ethnic groups. His efforts have been instrumental in fostering peace and harmony in the region, evident from his previous initiatives like the Ijaw/Itsekiri Peace and Unity Football tournament, Rural/Riverine Educational Support Programme etc.

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