Tinubu South South Movement

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*I’M JUST LEARNING THAT PETER OBI WORKED UNDER C0RŘÛPT ABACHA OMO!!!*

During one of Nigeria’s most C0rrupt and repress!ve eras, Peter Obi boldly petitioned the military-led Federal Government over the worsening congestion and dysfunction at the nation’s ports — a daring move that only few would attempt under a military regime.

His petition didn’t just highlight the problem, it offered solutions. In response, the government appointed him Chairman of the Nigerian Ports Committee, essentially saying, “Since you believe it can be fixed, come and fix it.”

Obi delivered. Under his leadership, the massive backlog of containers that had crippled port operations for years was swiftly cleared. He restored flow, efficiency, and business confidence to one of Nigeria’s most vital economic lifelines.

Despite serving under a notoriously corrupt regime, there was no single case of corruption tied to Obi or his committee. He worked without pay, turned down all offers of gratification, and left behind a record of absolute integrity.

After accomplishing the task, Obi resigned, refusing to be drawn into the military’s political system. His time was brief, but his impact was lasting. He proved that true leadership doesn’t need a title or tenure, just courage, clarity, and character

The senator representing Delta Central, Ede Dafinone, has justified the renewed agitation for creating Anioma State from the present Delta State saying, “It is a call for equity and progress”.

Dafinone, while speaking with journalists in Ughelli on Monday, said he aligned with the agitation as “it is a pursuit deeply rooted in the principles of fairness and regional development.”

He added, “The creation of Anioma State from this current state would bring about a true Delta State with state capital in Delta Central thereby boosting regional development. For the Urhobo nation, the largest ethnic group in Delta State with over 10 million people and a strong presence across eight Local Government Areas in Delta Central and parts of Delta South and Bayelsa State, this discussion is equally significant to them.

“The renewed agitation for the creation of Anioma State from the current Delta State has sparked a meaningful dialogue about equity, progress and the future structure of our federation. As a proud son of Delta Central, I have observed these developments with keen interest and believe this presents an opportunity to reflect on the vision for a true Delta State.

“I wholeheartedly support the aspiration of our Anioma brothers and sisters for state creation, a pursuit deeply rooted in the principles of fairness and regional development. “For the Urhobo nation, the largest ethnic group in Delta State, with over 10 million people and a strong presence across eight Local Government Areas in Delta Central and parts of Delta South and Bayelsa State, this discussion is equally significant

While the Urhobo nation, with its abundant human and material resources, stands firmly qualified for its state, we remain supportive of the Anioma cause. This solidarity underscores the unity and mutual respect that have characterized our coexistence with other ethnic groups in Delta State since its creation on August 27, 1991.”

Dafinone added, “The industrious and egalitarian spirit