PERE OF TARAKIRI KINGDOM IN BAYELSA STATE OF NIGERIA COMMISERATES WITH THE PEOPLES OF OFONI AND TORU-ORUA
PERE OF TARAKIRI KINGDOM IN BAYELSA
STATE OF NIGERIA COMMISERATES WITH THE PEOPLES OF OFONI AND TORU-ORUA
By Donald Sylva
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Pere of Tarakiri Kingdom, King (Engr,) Richardson Orukarebai Koroye
A Press Statement issued from the Office of The Pere of Tarakiri
Kingdom, King (Engr.) Richardford Orukarebai Koroye, has condoled with the
bereaved Families and peoples of Ofoni and Toru-Orua communities on the
unfortunate and regrettable events that led to the death of two sons of
Tarakiri Kingdom.
In a statement signed by the Palace secretary, High Chief Dr Mrs Stella
Peremoboere Ugolo, he urged youths to shun criminality and violence and to
avoid such unwarranted killings and destruction of property in his ancient and
sacred Kingdom known for peace and greatness.
The revered Royal Majesty called on the youths and people of Ofoni and
Toru-Orua to eschew any unwholesome behaviours such as robbery and violence so
as to maintain the peaceful relationship their communities have enjoyed over
the years as children of the great Tarakiriowei, whose descendants are settled
in over 20 communities spread across five LGAs in Bayelsa State and two LGAs in
Delta State.
King Koroye condemned in strong terms the events that led to the
unfortunate loss of lives and urged youths not to take laws into their hands as
this was never a sustainable way of resolving conflicts.
In his words, the Pere said " I received with shock, sadness and
deep concern the news of the killings early this week of two young men, one
from Ofoni and the other from Toru-Orua - both communities being part of my
domain as children of Tarakiriowei.
'I send my heartfelt sympathy to the families of the bereaved even as I
condole with the chiefs, elders and people of the 2 communities. As your King,
I am working round the clock with my chiefs to ensure that the peace both
communities have enjoyed all these years, is restored'.
'The team of chiefs I sent to visit the Ofoni and Toru-Orua communitues
have made some progress with the task of resolving the issues and will persist
until all parties involved are reconciled'.
King Koroye urged parents and community leaders to caution their wards
and peoples, respectively, to always be of good behaviour and shun vices that
would lead to such unwarranted and gruesome incidents that portray our kingdom
in bad light. He also charged the youths to expend their energies on productive
ventures and not on criminality, robbery, cultism, drug addiction and thuggery;
otherwise, they would be made to face the full wrath of the law.
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