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Omare calls For Urgent Wrap Up of Aladja/Ogbe-Ijoh Peace Treaty

The immediate past President ot the Ijaw Youth Council, (IYC) Worldwide, Barr Eric Omare, has urged the Governor of Delta State, Senator Ifeanyi Okowa, to swiftly conclude the peace process between Aladja and Ogbe-Ijoh communities in Udu and Warri South-West Local Government Areas of the state.

Speaking after participating in a novelty football match organized towards the consolidation of the returned peace between the two communities at Ogbe-Ijoh and Aladja, Omare enjoined both communities to sustain the newborn peace.

Omare called on the Delta state government to also execute infrastructural projects in the neighboring communities to further stamp the returned peace.

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“The final say is in the hands of the Delta state government with the support of the two communities, which is why I think that considering the fact that the problem is a boundary dispute, Governor Okowa should take advantage of the newfound understanding between the two communities to finally demarcate the boundary between them.”

“He should also seize the opportunity address some other related issues like provision of basic infrastructures for the two communities to bring lasting peace to the area.

“There is no alternative to peaceful co-existence irrespective of the level of provocation, Aladja and Ogbe-Ijoh communities are one big family because of the age long inter marriages and relationship between the two communities and I, particularly, commend the youths of both communities, who took the initiative to form the Aladja and Ogbe-Ijoh Peace Vanguard to preach peace between the two communities,” he added.

Notable participants in the novelty match include the Chairmen of Udu and Warri South West Local Government Areas, Messrs. Jite Brown and Taiye Tuoyo, High Chief Favour Zuokumor among other dignitaries.

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