Delta State Governor, Sheriff Oborevwori, don convene an emergency stakeholders meeting involving leaders of the Itsekiri, Ijaw and Urhobo ethnic nationalities as part of efforts to strengthen peace and understanding in Warri and surrounding communities.
The meeting bring together key representatives from the three major ethnic groups to discuss issues affecting the area and promote dialogue as the best way to resolve disagreements.
During the gathering, leaders of the Itsekiri, Ijaw and Urhobo communities reaffirm their commitment to peaceful coexistence and agreed to set aside differences in the interest of unity and development.
The stakeholders also pledged to maintain calm and continue engaging one another through constructive dialogue to prevent tension and promote lasting peace across the region.
Governor Oborevwori stressed the importance of mutual understanding, cooperation and respect among all ethnic groups, noting that peace remains essential for growth, investment and sustainable development in Delta State.
Participants at the meeting agreed to work together towards preserving stability in Warri and its environs, while encouraging residents to avoid actions capable of disrupting the existing peace.
The meeting forms part of ongoing efforts by the Delta State Government to strengthen harmony among communities and ensure that Warri remains a peaceful and prosperous hub for all residents regardless of ethnic background.
The stakeholders expressed optimism that continuous engagement and dialogue would further deepen unity and foster greater progress across the region.
