Uduaghan gets plaudit for arresting fresh crisis in Warri

A coalition of graduates from oil producing communities in Delta State under the aegis of


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Uduaghan gets plaudit for arresting fresh crisis in Warri


A coalition of graduates from oil producing communities in Delta State under the aegis of Delta State Oil Producing Communities’ Graduates Association, DESOPOGA have commended Delta State governor, Dr. Emmanuel Uduaghan for arresting the fresh crisis in Warri North local government that recently threatened the state government peace and security agenda.

 

According to DESOPOGA, the manner with which governor Uduaghan quickly intervened and co-ordinated  all stakeholders, particularly leaders of Ijaw and Itsekiri extraction as well as security agencies to nip the fresh violence on the bud is a testament of his savvy in crises

management as well as his in-depth knowledge of happenings in the coastal communities.

 

In a statement signed by President and Secretary of DESOPOGA, Comrade Agbefe Sebastine and Comrade Progress Omo-Agege, they strongly appealed to the Delta State government and the Niger-Delta Ministry to work out modalities towards the rebuilding of the burnt communities to ameliorate the sufferings of the displaced inhabitants of the communities.

 

While declaring that the recent attacks has no ethnic colouration, DESOPOGA  commended the media for not reporting the issue out of proportion and pleaded with the appropriate authorities to apprehend perpetrators of the criminal act to avert a reoccurrence.

 

 


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