Ijaw leaders warn militants not to declare a Republic of N-Delta

The leaders of Thoughts of Ijaw ethnic nationality in the Niger Delta
region at a meeting in Warri, Delta State, hosted by Ijaw national
leader, Chief Edwin Clark over the weekend, warned Ijaw militants
against their vow to declare a Republic of Niger-Delta.

At the meeting were, Bayelsa state governor, Hon Henry Seriake Dickson,
Deputy Governor of Delta state, Mr. Kingsley Otuaro, former Deputy
Governor of Rivers State, Sir Gabriel Toby, former Minister of Culture,
Alabo Tonye Graham-Douglas, former Minister of Police Affairs, Alaowei
Brodrick Bozimo.

Also in attendance were former national chairman of the Traditional
Rulers of Oil Mineral Producing Communities of Nigeria, HRM Pere Charles
Ayemi-Botu, Mbene III, Ama-Okosu of Ogbe-Ijoh kingdom, Alabo
Tobin-West; Chief Boma Obuoforibo, INC National Chairman, and Sir NGO
Martins Martyns-Yellowe, Chairman Civil Service Commission.

The leaders all agreed that what the Ijaw nation wants is true federalism not division.

Ijaw national leader, Chief Edwin Clark  said:

“The Elders and Leaders of Thought of the Ijaw nation call for the
immediate restructuring of the Nigerian nation along the lines of
peaceful federalism, and noticed that this is the panacea for the
sustainable development of Nigeria.”

Source: Vanguard

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