The solution, the council opined, lies on Governor Ifeanyi Okowa of Delta State to implement the white paper of the boundary dispute committee set up by the government.
It wondered why, after an initial progress was made by the State Surveyor General’s team to map out the disputed land as directed by Okowa, work has suddenly stopped because of the alleged threat by Aladja to cause mayhem if the land is demarcated.
It also opined that Senator Ovie Omo-Agege and other prominent Urhobo indigenes should stop fueling the crisis and issuing threats to scuttle the second term bid of Governor Okowa if he implements the report of the boundary dispute committee.
The Ogbe-Ijoh Warri Traditional Council, represented by Chief A. O. Jolomi, Chief Lucky Oromoni, Chief Samson Oyinni and Chief Michael Azosibe, gave the solutions at a press conference held on Friday at the palace of the Pere of…
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