< img src =” https://eyewitness101.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/governor-wike-threatens-to-depose-traditional-ruler-if.jpg” width=”450″ height =” 303″ alt > The Rivers State governor, Nyesom Wike, has actually threatened to depose the king of the Akpor Kingdom if the queen does not stop the activities of unlawful oil bunkers in Rumuokparali and Ogbogoro communities.

The guv issued the caution while providing Staff of Office and Certificates of Recognition to Chief Chidi Awuse, the Nne-Nwe-Eli Emohua XIII (OLO IV), Ohna, and Chief Ozuowuowu Amos, the Nye Nwe Ali Akpor, Orlu Oriebe as first-class chiefs in Port Harcourt.

Wike prompted the traditional rulers in the state not to enable prohibited oil bunkering and artisanal refinery activities in their domain

He restated his resolve to sustain the war against unlawful oil bunkering and artisanal refining activities.

He even more urged the King of Akpor in Obio/Akpor Local Government Area and the King of Omerelu in Ikwerre council not to allow such activities to thrive any longer in their particular domains.

He likewise opposed the king of Omerelu community in Ikwerre Local Government Area where unlawful oil bunkering activities are thriving.

He said, ” Aside from the soot issue and financial sabotage connected with the criminal activities, the internal roadways being rebuilded by my administration in Omerelu had been damaged.

” We are doing internal roadways in Omerelu. This is a neighborhood that has been crying for roads and we have provided not less than 11/12 kilometres of internal roadways.

” And now they are ruining them due to the fact that of the communicating of the items. We can’t continue to accept that.

” I can’t understand why you just wish to gather the chieftaincy title and do nothing.”

Wike told the 2 kings to come to terms with the duties related to their new statuses and release them effectively.

He also told them to guarantee that peace prevailed in their domains by attending to all shades of conflicts so that they do not snowball into crises.

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