Chief Moni Lauds Tompolo, Otuaro Commitment to Emancipation, Empowerment, Development of Niger Delta

By Daniel Njienue, Niger Delta regional correspondent

Leadership they say is not measured by how often a leader speaks, but by how effectively he ensures that the voices of the creeks are heard where tangible decisions are made, that is the personality of Chief Dr Government Ekpemupolo alias Tompolo and Dr Dennis Otuaro, the creek pathfinders.

Meanwhile, this was disclosed by Chief Ebis Moni, pioneer president of Meinbutus Federated Community, in WARRI , Delta State in an exclusive interview with Congress Newspaper Correspondent on phone yesterday.

Moni noted that a region that is absent from national conversations risks being absent from national priorities.

He stressed on the personal qualities of Dr Tompolo and Dr Dennis Otuaro and their unwavering commitment to keeping the Niger Delta cause and presidential amnesty programme course firmly on Nigeria’s national agenda. Through purposeful engagement, bold advocacy, and strategic interventions across the entire Niger Delta regional area, they have consistently projected the aspirations of Niger Delta people beyond regional boundaries into the heart of national discourse.

“Whether championing human capital development, attracting investment opportunities, promoting healthcare initiative programs and humanitarian welfare packages, Tompolo and Dennis Otuaro has demonstrated that true representation is about ensuring that the concerns of the creeks are never ignored, he noted.

As our elders wisely say, “The child who cries is the one the mother carries.” General Tompolo, is a leader who speaks with courage, consistency, and his conviction gives his people visibility, relevance, and a stronger place in the nation’s future”

“Tompolo understands that leadership is more than occupying traditional stool, he is always making sure that the aspirations of his people remain part of every important national conversation.

While Dennis Otuaro has shown leadership with purpose. That is representation with impact and he has shown every Ijaw sons and daughters an enduring legacy of the struggle with meaningful impact in humanity, he stressed.