By Prof. Binebai

In the pantheon of Nigerian legends, Chief Edwin Kiagbodo Clark stands as a colossus, his presence casting a long shadow over the landscape of Nigeria’ s history. Like a mighty baobab tree, his roots dug deep into the earth, nourished by the rich soil of his convictions. His voice, a thunderclap that shook the foundations of power, echoed through the corridors of time, a clarion call to justice and righteousness.

As a titan of Nigerian politics, Chief Clark’s stature was imposing, his gaze piercing, and his words imbued with the weight of wisdom. He strode through the treacherous waters of Nigerian politics with the certainty of a man who knew his purpose, leaving in his wake a trail of transformative impact. His was a life that defied the limits of mortality, his legacy a burning ember that would ignite generations to come.

Like the great River Niger, which flows through the heart of our nation, Chief Clark’s life was a strong evidence of the power of perseverance and determination. He navigated the twists and turns of Nigeria’s tumultuous history with the skill of a seasoned navigator, always keeping his eyes fixed on the horizon of a better tomorrow. His was a journey marked by courage,conviction, and an unbending commitment to the principles of justice and equality.

In Nigerian politics, Chief Kiagbodo Clark was a mythical figure, a demigod whose exploits would be told and retold for generations to come. His name became synonymous with wisdom, integrity, and statesmanship, a ray of hope in a world beset by darkness and despair. His legacy would inspire countless others to follow in his footsteps, striving to make a difference in the lives of their fellow human beings.

As the sun sets on his mortal coil, Chief Clark’s spirit remains, a shining presence that continues to guide and inspire. His voice, though silenced, still echoes through the chambers of our collective memory, reminding us of the power of conviction and the importance of standing up for what is right. His life was a testament to the human spirit’s capacity for greatness, a flame that would burn brightly for generations to come.

In the annals of Nigerian history, Chief Clark’s name would be engraved in letters of gold, a signature of his enduring legacy. His was a life that would be celebrated, his achievements revered, and his memory cherished. As a nation, we would continue to draw inspiration from his remarkable journey, striving to emulate his example of leadership, wisdom, and courage.

As we bid farewell to this titan of Nigerian politics and the foremost Ijaw nationalist, we take comfort in the knowledge that his legacy would live on, a guiding light that would illuminate the path to a brighter future. Chief Edwin Kiagbodo Clark may have left us, but his spirit remains a powerful reminder of the impact one man can have on the lives of many. His was a life that would be remembered for generations to come, a shining example of what it means to live a life of purpose, conviction, and service to humanity.

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”

. Iduwinivoice sends congratulations.

By Divine Perezide

ABUJA-In a significant development at the National Assembly, Rt.Hon. Julius Pondi(MHR), who represents the Burutu Federal Constitutuency of the newly established HOUSE COMMITTEE on the South-South Development Commission.

Pondi, who currently serves as the Chairman of the house committee on Environment, was named to lead the South-South Development Commission Committee following the recent formation of the Commission by the HOUSE of Representatives, His appointment has been met with the voice, the media platform congratulated the lawmaker, describing him as a “dynamic leader” and wishing him continued success, stating that he deserves “only the top” as encomiums continue to pour in.

As of the time of this report, it remains unclear whether Hon. Pondi will retain his position as Chairman of the Environment Committee alongside his new role.

Pondi’s dual Committee leadership underscores his growing influence and the trust placed in his legislative and oversight capabilities.