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Alubeze, Former Leader Of Burutu House Congratulates Angele On His Appointment As Delta State Commissioner For Housing, Thank Gov. Oborevwori.
Alubeze, Former Leader Of Burutu House Congratulates Angele On His Appointment As Delta State Commissioner For Housing, Thank Gov. Oborevwori.
By Anthony Beauty
Former Leader and Speaker of the 6th Palliament of Burutu Legislative House, Rt. Hon. Joseph Asiaye Alubeze Fuludu has expressed his very deep joy over the nomination and eventual swearing in of his former boss and immediate past Executive Chairman of Burutu Local Government Council, Rt. Hon. Godknows Angele as Commissioner for Housing, Delta State. Alubeze also used the medium to thank Gov. Sheriff Oborevwori for deeming Angele worthy of this exhaulted office.
This was conveyed by the former Speaker and Leader of Burutu Legislative House, Rt. Hon. Joseph Asiaye Alubeze Fuludu in a telephone conversation with IduwiniVoice News desk.
According to Alubeze, the news of Angele nomination came as a very pleasant surprise even though we all knew that Angele’s outstanding performance as LGA Chairman and his labour in delivering Burutu for the PDP from top to bottom was worth an awesome appointment.
“Congratulations to our ‘Ability General’, Rt. Hon. Godknows Angele, the immediate past Executive Chairman, Burutu Local Government Council, on your successful swear-in as Commissioner for Housing, Delta State.
“We all in Burutu across political party lines knew that you were an exceptional LGA Chairman, a performance that earned you a second tenure. We also knew and prayed that men like you be given a bigger political office, but waking up to see you being moved out of your yet to be complete LGA Chairmanship tenure is the best surprise Burutu people have seen in recent times.
“We have absolutely no doubt in mind that, you will perform extremely well in your new assignment, sir.” He posited.
The Right Honourable gentleman added that the successes of his 6th assembly as legislature wouldn’t have been possible without the massive support and uncommon cooperation of their then boss, Godknows Angele.
It was therefore necessary to extend their relationship with the ‘Ability General’ beyond the life of their tenure together in office and beyond politics by standing firmly by Rt. Hon. Angele in anyway they can contribute to the success of his new office.
Alubeze went on to pray for God’s guidance, wisdom and strength to affect his immediate Constituency and the entire Delta State.
“May your reign as Commissioner bring more bliss and development to Torugbene and her Federated Communities, Tuomo Kingdom, Ward 1, Burutu Local Government Area, and Delta State in general.” He prayed.
Hon. Joseph Asiaye Alubeze Fuludu thanked His Excellency, Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori for appointing one of Burutu brightest politicians into his cabinet. Assuring that, His Excellency won’t regret Angele’s appointment at all.
IduwiniVoice recall that Rt. Hon. Godknows Angele made it into the list of Commissioner nominees forwarded by Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori and cleared by the Rt. Hon. Momotimi Guwor-led Delta State House of Assembly, late July 2023. And was sworn-in as Commissioner for Housing on August 22, 2023.
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PRESS RELEASE: PDP Burutu LGA Commends Ex-Deputy Governor Otuaro’s Loyalty to the Party, Thanks Him for Dispelling Defection Rumours
The office of the acting Chairman of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP ), in Burutu Local Government Area, Comr. Jackson Agbor is sending commendations to H.E. (DCN) Barr. Kinsley Otuaro for rebuffing media reports of defection to the All Progressives Congress. With this denial, it’s now clear to mischievous minds that the former Deputy Governor of Delta State (2015-2023) is a bonafide member of the People’s Democratic Party in Delta State.
Comr.Jackson Agbor commends him for his integrity, steadfastness, dedication to excellence, and his avowed commitment to the ideals of the People’s Democratic Party, no matter the subtle attempt to sway him. You have proven to be an ideological politician, a trait uncommon to leaders in developing countries.
As the acting Chairman of the People’s Democratic Party in Burutu LGA, I and my team will work assiduously tapping from your wealth of knowledge as a consummate politician,so as to deliver the candidates of the People’s Democratic Party in all levels of elective positions in the 2027 general elections.
We look forward to working with his excellency Barr. (DCN) Kinsley Burutu Otuaro former Deputy Governor of Delta State.
Cyril Arogbo
Publicity Secretary
PDP
Burutu Local Government Area.
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“A Phenomenal Woman, A Great Blessing…” Amb. Willy Celebrates Wife, Jennifer Tom-Willy, On Birthday
By Favour Bibaikefie
Warri, Delta State – the atmosphere is filled with celebration today as Amb. Tom Ebiakpo Willy showers love and admiration on his wife, Mrs. Jennifer Tom-Willy, the Chief Executive Officer of the Jenny Willy’s Stitches, as she clocks another year.
In his tribute, Ambassador Willy described his lovely wife as “a phenomenal woman, my greatest blessing, whose passion, elegance, and entrepreneurial spirit continue to amaze me.” He prays for her to be filled with “abundant joy, divine favour, and unstoppable success in all she does.”
Mrs. Jennifer Tom-Willy, widely known for her creativity and innovation in fashion design, has not only continued to make her mark as both a dynamic entrepreneur in Delta State and beyond, but also tailored joy, family values, and respect in the hearts of both her husband, children, family members, and friends. Her husband’s inability to hold back his public show of affection and recognition of her “deep cut” on him and her entrepreneurial achievements reflects the strong bonds they share both in marriage and in life aspirations.
“I’m proud of all you are and all you do,” Amb. Willy concluded in his message of love.
As the euphoria associated to the birth anniversary of this amazon continues to rent the air, we at IduwiniVoice heartily felicitate with Amb. Willy and his immediate family. Happy birthday, Mrs. Willy.
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OPEN LETTER TO THE DELTA STATE GOVERNMENT RE: FALSEHOOD ABOUT WARRI NORTH AND THE HISTORICAL TRUTH OF EGBEMA IJAW MAJORITY
OPEN LETTER TO THE DELTA STATE GOVERNMENT
RE: FALSEHOOD ABOUT WARRI NORTH AND THE HISTORICAL TRUTH OF EGBEMA IJAW MAJORITY
From: Ijaw Stakeholders of Warri Federal Constituency
Date: [16/8/2025]
Dear Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori, Governor of Delta State,
We read with outrage the recent misrepresentation by your administration claiming that Warri North Local Government Area is “predominantly inhabited by the Itsekiri.” This is false, misleading, and a reckless distortion of history.
The 1999 Constitution binds every arm of government to truth and equity:
S.14(2)(b): “the security and welfare of the people shall be the primary purpose of government.”
S.42(1): forbids ethnic discrimination in state action.
S.17(2)(a),(d): demands equality and forbids exploitation of human and natural resources against communities.
Your government’s post violates these provisions by attempting to erase the majority status of the Ijaw people of Egbema Kingdom in Warri North.
2. Historical Truth: Warri North is Dual, Not Exclusive
Warri North is made up of two traditional kingdoms:
1. Egbema Kingdom (Ijaw)
2. Itsekiri Kingdom
It is therefore a constitutional and historical fraud to present the LGA as if it belongs exclusively to the Itsekiri.
British Intelligence Reports (1936, 1951) confirm that Egbema Ijaws constitute the majority population in Warri North.
Early European accounts such as Pacheco Pereira (1505) describe Egbema and other Ijaw groups as dominant along the Benin and Escravos Rivers.
Even colonial census records (1921, 1931, 1952, 1963) confirm Ijaw numerical dominance across Warri territories.
3. Geography and Settlement Facts
The physical landmass of Warri North betrays this false narrative:
Egbema Ijaw communities (e.g., Opuama, Polobubo, Tsekelewu and others) occupy vast swamp and riverine territories of the LGA.
The Itsekiri communities, though significant, do not outnumber the Egbema Ijaws.
Court records and colonial leases show Ijaw communities consistently recognized as landowners, while others were settlers or tenants.
4. The Fraud of Manufactured Itsekiri Majority
For decades, colonial distortions and post-independence manipulation inflated Itsekiri status. The fraudulent “6–4” ward allocation (six wards to Itsekiri, four to Ijaw) exemplifies this injustice.
The Supreme Court in Timinimi v. INEC (SC/CV/1033/2023) has already pronounced this structure unconstitutional, unjust, and illegal. INEC has verified through fieldwork in the creeks and communities. The only step left is publication.
5. Our Warning to the State Government
Governor Oborevwori, government cannot function on falsehood. To continue to project Itsekiri exclusivity in Warri North is to deliberately incite tension between communities and to disregard constitutional order.
As Justice Nnamani once ruled: “Equity will not allow the law to be used as an instrument of fraud.” By pushing a false narrative, your administration risks being complicit in the very fraud equity forbids.
6. Our Demand: Tell the Truth and Obey the Law
1. Delta State Government: Retract and correct your false claim. Acknowledge the dual reality of Warri North, Egbema Ijaw and Itsekiri.
2. Federal Government: Direct INEC to publish the Supreme Court–ordered delineation result without further delay.
3. Public and International Community: Reject state-sponsored propaganda that erases the Ijaw majority and sustains political fraud.
7. Conclusion: Truth vs Falsehood
Ijaw (Egbema): Majority, ancestral landowners of Warri North.
Itsekiri: Minority, co-inhabitants but not exclusive claimants.
The Supreme Court has spoken. INEC has verified. Only publication remains.
As Thomas Paine warned: “A body of men holding themselves accountable to nobody ought not to be trusted by anybody.” INEC’s silence and your government’s propaganda will not bury the truth.
Signed
Chief Tiemopere Joshua
(President)
Chief Ebikeke T. Goodstime
(Secretary)
Ijaw Stakeholders of Warri Federal Constituency
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