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Ughelli Monarch Reinstates Sacked Youth Leaders, Sue For Calm

The traditional ruler of the Ughelli kingdom, Ughelli North Local Government Area, Delta State, HRM Evang. Prof. Wilson Ojakovo Oharisi III has reinstated the Inene Community Youth Chairman, Victor Panama, the Treasurer, Victor Akpomedaye, and Task Force Chairman, Mr. Okiemute Enemudaro, who were earlier ostracized.

The letter, lifting the ostracizing and reinstatement of the trio of Panama, Akpomedaye, and Ejemudaro, signed by the monarch and made available to newsmen at the palace titled, “Letter of Upliftment of Ostracizement/Nullification Of Removal From The Office” stated that “the banishment placed on the trio by the community President-General, Mr. Wisdom Igbogidi and elders council of Inene community, including their removal from office as the youth chairman, treasurer and taskforce chairman of Inene community is null and void and is hereby nullified”.

He sued for strict compliance with the letter and called on all his subjects to remain calm.

It would be recalled that the trio of Panama, Akpomedaye, and Ejemudaro, were in a letter dated June 13, 2024, sacked as youth chairman, treasurer, and task force chairman and banished from the community by the leaders and elders council of Inene community for offenses bothering on alleged misconduct and abuse of office.

When contacted, the reinstated Youth Chairman, Mr. Victor Panama told journalists that his removal from office was an attempt to cause crisis in the peace-loving community of Inene, saying that all the allegations levelled against him were baseless.

While thanking the Ughelli monarch, the Nigeria police command, Delta State, and the Ughelli council of traditional chiefs and leadership of Ughelli for restoring peace to the Inene community, he appealed for calm and understanding.

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