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IYC to Hold the 57th “Boro Day” Celebration in Warri May 16th
By Favour Bibaikefie
Bomadi, Delta State – The 57th edition of “Boro Day” an annual event organised by the Ijaw Youth Council in commemoration of the life and times of the Leader of the defunct Niger Delta Republic, Major Jasper Isaac Adaka Boro, will be holding across all states to which ljaws are aboriginals.
However, the Western Zonal Celebrations will be holding at Chief Tunde Play Ground, Bulouama Community, Ogbe-Ijoh Warri Kingdom, Warri. This is according to a statement released by the Information Officer of the revered youth organisation, Comrade Tare Phillip Magbei in Bomadi, the headquarters of the zone.
“IYC Western Zone Announces Schedule For 57th Boro Day Celebration
“The Ijaw Youth Council (IYC), Western Zone, proudly announces the 57th edition of the Boro Day Celebration, set to take place in the city of Warri, Delta State.
“Event Details:
“Theme: The Genesis of the 12 Days Revolution Struggle: Our Pains and Gains in Retrospect
“Date: Friday, May 16, 2025
Venue: Chief Tunde Smooth Playground, NPA Expressway, Warri, Delta State
“Activities Include:
“A vibrant procession showcasing the spirit and resilience of the Ijaw people together with an insightful symposium reflecting on the legacy of the 12 Days Revolution
“Join the IYC Western Zone (Delta, Edo & Ondo States) as we honour the life and legacy of Major Isaac Jasper Adaka Boro, remembering the sacrifices and celebrating the enduring struggle for justice and equity.”
#BoroDay2025 #IjawYouthCouncil #IYC
Announcer
Tare Magbei
Information Officer, IYC Western Zone
Secretary, Boro Day Committee”
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Ambassador Tom Ebiakpo Willy has extended warm Yuletide greetings to his family, friends, and the entire Ijaw Nation, urging unity, peace, and renewed commitment to shared values as the year draws to a close.
In his Christmas message, Amb. Willy expressed gratitude to God for life, preservation, and the bonds that hold families and communities together. He described the Yuletide as a season that reflects love, sacrifice, and togetherness, calling on everyone to uphold these virtues in their daily lives.
He also commended the Ijaw people for their resilience and cultural pride, encouraging them to remain united and peaceful in the pursuit of progress and development. Amb. Willy concluded by wishing all a joyful Christmas and a New Year filled with hope, good health, and greater opportunities.
By: Divine Perezide
Amatu-1&2 communities in Ekeremor Local Government Area of Bayelsa State will come alive on December 29, 2025, as top entertainer Chief Kingsley A. Takemebo (DJ Leader Marrow) headlines the Amatu Unit end-of-year party organised by Tantita Security Services Nigeria Limited.
The event, according to the programme sighted by Iduwini Ibe Reporters, will be coordinated by Comrade Ebi O. Rames, former Chairman of the Ijaw Youth Council (IYC), Iduwini Clan Central Zone, who chairs the Planning Committee.
Renowned Niger Delta philanthropist Chief (Hon.) Berry Negerese will serve as Chairman of the Occasion, while the Royal Fathers of the Day are HRH Dr. Decca E. Keredei, Amananawei of Amatu 1 Community, and HRH Eric Ebifiegbenne, representing Amatu 2 Community as Special Guest of Honour.
The celebration will feature rich side attractions, including inter-quarters canoe races, female football clashes-Agge vs. Ezetu and Ogbotobo vs. Ekeremor-and cultural dance competitions for both male and female groups. Chief hosts of the occasion are the Amatu Unit coordinators of Tantita, Mr. Man Job and Mr. Firstboy Job.
This is coming in the wake of many other events to mark the yuletide as Amatu will also play host National Union of Ekeremor Local Government Students Worldwide (NUES) holds its 22nd Annual Elective Convention from December 28-30, 2025, themed “Empowering Minds Through Education, Shaping the Future.”
Organisers are using this medium to invite the general public to join both celebrations, with activities peaking on December 29.
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The Indorowei family of Liomoni Quarters, Okunwei family of Ewodeware Quarters, Donye of Azina-ware Quarters, all of Ofougbene Community, Iduwini Kingdom, Burutu LGA announce the burial ceremony of their illustrious son and father, Late Capt. Edward Olayerinmene Forcados, who passed at the age of 84.
Service of Songs:
4pm, Monday, Nov. 24, 2025, at his residence, Efosa Street, Off Jakpa Road, Effurun
Funeral Rites:
10am, Friday, Nov. 28, 2025, body leaves Ame Specialist Hospital Mortuary for his hometown, Ofougbene via MillarJetty, for funeral rites and Interment.
An All-night Social Wake-keeping follows from 7pm till dawn.
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