In a concerted effort to promote peace and tranquilly within the Kula Kingdom, the Chairman of Akuku-Toru Local Government Area,...
In a concerted effort to promote peace and tranquilly within the Kula Kingdom, the Chairman of Akuku-Toru Local Government Area, Hon. Rowland Sekibo, and the Honourable Member representing Akuku-Toru Constituency II in the Rivers State House of Assembly, Hon. Barr. Lolo Isaiah Opuende, convened a significant peace meeting. The purpose of the meeting was to address a longstanding chieftancy dispute within the Kula Kingdom.
The historic gathering, which took place at the official residence of Hon. Lolo Isaiah Opuende in the Rivers House of Assembly quarters, aimed to resolve the conflict without resorting to litigation. The two political leaders successfully brokered a harmonious agreement amongst the factions of chiefs, resulting in a win-win outcome where neither party emerged victorious nor vanquished.
Distinguished personalities in attendance included Chief Kalaogbolo Nath Obu-Sukubo, the Chief of Boro, Chief. Gibson Tyger Opusingi, Chief Kalagbolo Nath Boro, Chief Sibia Aaron Offo, Chief Godin Opueze, Chief Esene Dearson Opuari, Chief Ibinabo Kiliya, Chief (Barr) W. Gaga, Chief Tuboalabo Fiala, Chief Otomba Yellow Tamunosaki, Chief T. A. O. Slink, Chief. Oye Otto, Chief Harrison Kalamafiya, Chief Siemiema Bone, Chief (Dr) Ayanate Kio Dia, Chief (Barr) Ajagidi Asawari, Chief Asiyekuromaa Ebini, Chief Asaye Agiri, Chief Isimama Sukubo, Chief Aleki, Chief Iboroma Brown, Chief Nsobiari Kalaoriye, Chief Atiye Amabibi, Chief (Elect), Prince Jene Eleki, and other chiefs who played a significant role in the resolution process.
Hon. Lolo Isaiah Opuende emphasised the importance of fostering lasting unity within the region as a catalyst for attracting essential development. He affirmed his unwavering commitment to utilising all legal means necessary to achieve peace in the area. Hon. Lolo further stated that aside from his primary responsibility of representing his constituents through favourable legislation, promoting and nurturing peace remained an integral part of his agenda. He underscored that without peace, any efforts geared towards advancing development would prove futile.
With the successful resolution of the chieftancy dispute, it is anticipated that the Kula Kingdom will experience a renewed sense of harmony and stability, laying the foundation for progress and prosperity within the region.
Signed,
Abraham Ebini, Esq.
SA on Media and Publicity to the Honourable Member representing Akuku-Toru Constituency II,
Rivers State House of Assembly.
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