Delta leaders on Thursday disagreed with the Igba of Warri (Irowojo), Chief Rita Lori Ogbebor, on the character and conduct of Dr. Emmanuel Uduaghan, saying the governor has continued to carry himself with grace and dignity without compromising his integrity.
The leaders, in a statement signed by the Director of Communications of the People’s Movement, Mrs. Ibifuro Tatua, expressed their disappointment over the incessant attack on the governor by Chief Ogbebor, vowing not to tolerate any action or intent that would bring confusion and create tension among the people.
The leaders described the never-ending attack on Uduaghan by Ogbebor and others as a feature of desperate politicians and some greedy elders in Delta State that have lost it to the forces of the people.
The leaders vowed: “Delta State can never be a property of a few selfish leaders and their shylock godfathers.
“Delta State can never be the property of desperate politicians and their collaborators.
“Delta State can never be the property of indifferent elite that do not bother about the running of the state but see money, contract and looting of the treasury as the ultimate motives for human existence.”
The leaders bemoaned the pull him down syndrome by some elders against the governor, identifying the governor’s open and honest style of governance and his refusal to pander to the whims and caprices of the elite as the sources of his problems with them.
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