The
Pere of Gbaramatu, Williams Ogoba, Oboro Gbaraun II has appealed to
President Muhammadu Buhari to treat Government Ekpemupolo popularly
known as Tompolo as his son.
Tompolo has been on the run following a warrant issued for his arrest and he has also been accused of having a hand in the activities of the Niger Delta Avengers, a militant group that has been blowing up gas and oil pipeline. The Gbaramatu monarch called for peace when he received Barrister Kingsley Burutu Otuaro, the deputy governor of Delta state who heads the newly constituted Delta State Advocacy Committee against Oil Facility Vandalism.
The monarch said the manhunt for Tompolo who is one of his subjects seems politically motivated and urged President Buhari not to see the ex-militant as an adversary. “Political aggression against one another will not bring peace to anyone. I appeal to the President Muhammadu Buhari led federal government not to take up political aggression against High Chief Government Ekpemupolo, alias Tompolo, but to see him as his son so as to stop pipeline vandalism and restore peace back in the Niger Delta region.”
Tompolo has been on the run following a warrant issued for his arrest and he has also been accused of having a hand in the activities of the Niger Delta Avengers, a militant group that has been blowing up gas and oil pipeline. The Gbaramatu monarch called for peace when he received Barrister Kingsley Burutu Otuaro, the deputy governor of Delta state who heads the newly constituted Delta State Advocacy Committee against Oil Facility Vandalism.
The monarch said the manhunt for Tompolo who is one of his subjects seems politically motivated and urged President Buhari not to see the ex-militant as an adversary. “Political aggression against one another will not bring peace to anyone. I appeal to the President Muhammadu Buhari led federal government not to take up political aggression against High Chief Government Ekpemupolo, alias Tompolo, but to see him as his son so as to stop pipeline vandalism and restore peace back in the Niger Delta region.”
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