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Ovie Of Ewu Kingdom Appreciates Senator Nwoko For Commitment To Plight Of Okuama People
His Royal Majesty, Clement Ikolo, Urhukpe I, Ovie of Ewu Kingdom, has extended appreciation to Senator Ned Nwoko, representing the Delta North in the National Assembly, for his instrumental role in the recent release of an Okuama leader who was arrested by the military several months ago.
In a statement, the monarch acknowledged Senator Nwoko’s commitment to the plight of the Okuama people and his dedicated efforts in advocating for peace and reconciliation.
“We are grateful for the timely intervention and support of Senator Nwoko, which led to the release of one of the community leaders.
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“His actions have not only brought relief to the Okuama community but have also reaffirmed our faith in collaborative leadership,” the monarch said.
The release of the Okuama leader has been a significant relief for the local community, which had been deeply affected by the incident.
The monarch emphasized the importance of dialogue and understanding in resolving conflicts and expressed hope that this event would foster greater unity and peace within the area.
Credit: Daily Shine Nigeria
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