Cult Clashes: Ereyitomi Condemns Act, Cautions Warri Youths To Live In Peace

…Says Government To Take Decisive Action Against Perpetrators

By Phil Abba, Warri

Warri also known as the Oil City in recent times has witnessed unwarranted cult clashes among some groups in the city as a result had led to the loss of some lives and as part of his resolve in calming the situation, the National Assembly Member Representing Warri Federal Constituency, Hon. Chief Thomas Ereyitomi JP, has condemned all cultism related acts and cautioned youths to live in peace for progress.

Chief Ereyitomi, a Justice of Peace and Deputy Chairman House of Reps Committee on Niger Delta Development Commission, NDDC, expressed worry over the termination of some young vibrant youth lives in his constituency, saying that cultism shouldn’t be a way of life and must be discouraged as it is archaic behaviour exhibited by the youths.

He urged youths to shun engaging themselves in such heinous crime minded ventures as there is no absolution to it, saying that anyone apprehended for cult related activities will be dealt with decisively and must be made to face the full weight of the law.

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Rep Ereyitomi through his Spokesman, Amb. Dr. Toyin Agbolaya and the Senior Legislative Aide, Barr. Alex Gbiwen commiserated with those families that lost their loved ones during the clash, reiterated the commitment of Chief Ereyitomi in sustenance of empowering youths across Warri South, Warri North and Warri South-West LGAs that make up the entire federal constituency.

He charged parents to monitor their children and the kind of friends they keep in order to checkmate them and their activities with their peers.

The Warri Federal parliamentarian urged youths to occupy themselves with positive and productive goods and service for progress and prosperity in order to impact the society and their community meaningfully.