Favour Bibaikefie

Ogulagha, Delta State — As High Chief (Dr.) Government Oweizide Ekpemupolo, popularly known as Tompolo, celebrates his 54th birthday, glowing tributes continue to pour in from leaders across the Niger Delta. Among them is Amb. Tom Ebiakpo Willy, a respected peace ambassador and opinion leader from the Ogulagha community, who joined others in honoring the revered figure.

In his congratulatory message, Amb. Willy, a former Supervisory Councilor of the Burutu Local Government Council, described Tompolo as the emerging leader of the Niger Delta, praising his courage, vision, and unwavering commitment to the progress of the Ijaw nation.

“Tompolo has shown what it means to be a true son of the soil — bold in his convictions, tireless in his efforts, and steadfast in his love for his people,” Willy said. “His leadership continues to inspire not only the Ijaw people but the entire Niger Delta region.”

Amb. Willy acknowledged Tompolo’s instrumental role in championing the cause of equity, justice, and sustainable development for oil-producing communities, particularly in the face of long-standing marginalization.

He prayed for Tompolo’s continued sound health, long life, and greater prosperity, adding that the Niger Delta is proud to call him one of its own.

As Tompolo clocks 54, his legacy as a transformational figure in the region is being celebrated far and wide, with many leaders, youth groups, and traditional authorities reaffirming their support and admiration for his enduring contributions to peace and progress.

By Favour Bibaikefie

Ogulagha, Delta State — Hon. Benard Okoh, a prominent opinion leader and grassroots mobilizer from the Ogulagha community, has extended warm birthday felicitations to High Chief (Dr.) Government Oweizide Ekpemupolo, popularly known as Tompolo, as he marks his 54th birthday.

Hon. Okoh, who currently serves as Personal Assistant to the Honourable Commissioner representing the Ijaw ethnic nationality at the Delta State Oil Producing Areas Development Commission (DESOPADEC), praised Tompolo for his unwavering commitment to the advancement of the Ijaw nation.

In his congratulatory message, Okoh lauded the ex-warlord, the custodian of ijaw traditional heritage, and a Pan-Niger Delta leader for his steadfastness in championing the cause of his people and contributing meaningfully to peace, development, and resource control in the Niger Delta.

“Tompolo has consistently demonstrated rare courage and deep love for the Ijaw people. His dedication to justice, equity, and sustainable development has positioned him as a respected figure, not only in the region but across Nigeria,” Okoh stated.

A former Councilor in the Burutu Local Government Council and one-time Youth President and Spokesperson of the Ogulagha community, Hon. Okoh highlighted Tompolo’s enduring influence on Niger Delta affairs and youth empowerment.

He prayed for Tompolo’s continued good health, long life, and prosperity, while urging him to remain steadfast in his role as a pillar of strength and unity for the Ijaw nation.

Tompolo’s 54th birthday has drawn tributes from leaders, elders, and youth groups across the region, underscoring his enduring legacy and relevance in the Niger Delta struggle and development agenda.

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Warri, Delta State — In a heartfelt message filled with admiration and goodwill, Chief Frank Akiefa, the Pere-Agbe of Ogbolubiri-Mein Kingdom and Senior Special Assistant on Security to the Governor of Delta State, has extended warm birthday wishes to High Chief (Dr.) Government Oweizide Ekpemupolo, popularly known as Tompolo, as he marks his 54th birthday.

Chief Akiefa, who also serves as a factional Deputy President of the Ijaw Youth Council (IYC) Worldwide, described Tompolo as a respected leader and an emblem of strength and resilience in the Niger Delta region.

In his message, Chief Akiefa prayed for continued sound health, longevity, and greater prosperity for the former militant leader turned advocate for peace and development.

“Tompolo has remained a towering figure and a beacon of hope in the struggle for equity and justice for the Ijaw people and the Niger Delta at large. His contributions to regional peace, security, and economic stability cannot be overstated,” Akiefa said.

He further praised Tompolo for his unwavering commitment to the empowerment of Niger Delta youths and the protection of critical oil infrastructure, which has earned him both national recognition and respect within his community.

The congratulatory message comes amid a series of tributes from political leaders, traditional rulers, and youth groups celebrating Tompolo’s life and achievements.

As family, friends, and admirers celebrates Tompolo’s 54th birth anniversary, Chief Akiefa joined countless others in wishing him a future filled with greater accomplishments, peace of mind, and impactful leadership.