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Governor Sheriff Oborevwori’s mission is to end insecurity on Bomadi-Ohoro Road
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The Ijaw Publishers forum convenes constant kidnapping and rape cases.
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After being attacked during the journey, the plundering herders were killed in several places.
The IJAW Publisher Forum IPF has called on Delta Governor Sheriff Oberevwori to address the ongoing attacks on citizens along Bomadi-Ohoro Road.
This is because the body condemned the recent attacks on its President Ozobo Austin and other youth leaders on Saturday, February 22, 2025.
Other victims of the attack include Perez Bibaikefie, publisher Iduweni Voice Newspaper, Chief of All Progressive Congresses, Hon Isaiah Ingo and three others.
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This terrible incident occurred on Orhor/Bomadi Road, about one kilometer from the northern government area of Ughelli, Agadama Community, Delta.
The group announced in a phone call from its propaganda minister, Ezekiel Kagbala, that it condemned Fulani herders’ free travel, linking it to several local government areas and villages in the state.
The IPF also accused the Delta State Police Department of uniting with other security agencies to take immediate action to protect the lives of Delta and other road users.
According to Kagbala, “Bomadi-Ohoro Road has been a death trap,” which describes it as “Unfortunately, suspicious strangers continue to make Deltans’ life intolerable, which prevents Deltans from following this route.”
“The reports of kidnapping, robbery, rape, disability and killing have become too shocking to be ignored. That’s why we call on Governor Oborevwori to act immediately to curb the threat,” Kagbara said.
The IPF said that communities along the road have become almost obsolete as predatory herders attacked and killed men and raped women almost every day.
