Olu of Warri Not Involved in Oil Bunkering – Erewa Refutes Claims
Chief Godday Oritsewino Erewa, a respected leader from the Etikan Kingdom in Ondo State and the Oritsuwa of Warri Kingdom, has firmly dismissed allegations accusing the Olu of Warri, Ogiame Atuwatse III, of involvement in oil pipeline vandalism and illegal bunkering. He described these claims as baseless, malicious, and a deliberate attempt to tarnish the reputation of the highly revered monarch.
As the Chairman of the Psychometric Recruitment and Professional Training Institute, Erewa urged the public to disregard such false narratives, emphasizing that they are rooted in misinformation and driven by hidden agendas.
“These accusations lack any factual basis and are mere fabrications intended to discredit a leader committed to peace and sustainable development,” Erewa stated.
A Leader Committed to Security and Growth
Erewa expressed concerns that these false claims could escalate ethnic tensions and damage the monarch’s reputation. He highlighted that under the leadership of Ogiame Atuwatse III, the Warri Kingdom has witnessed remarkable stability, investment inflow, and enhanced security, including efforts to protect vital oil infrastructure.
Rather than being involved in illegal activities, the Olu of Warri has actively collaborated with government agencies and industry stakeholders to curb criminality and safeguard national assets, Erewa emphasized.
Monarch’s Achievements in Economic Development
Erewa praised the Olu of Warri’s dedication to driving economic prosperity, noting that his initiatives have:
- Created employment opportunities for the youth
- Attracted local and international investments
- Strengthened industrial and commercial activities in the region
These efforts, Erewa added, have positioned Warri Kingdom as a thriving hub for business and economic development.
As an expert in security and pipeline protection, Erewa acknowledged the monarch’s strong partnerships with government agencies and oil companies, which have significantly improved security and economic activities in the Niger Delta.
Call to Disregard False Accusations
Condemning the baseless allegations, Erewa stressed that the Olu of Warri is a champion of progress, not destruction. He urged Nigerians to critically assess misleading claims and instead recognize the monarch’s unwavering dedication to national development.
“The Olu’s integrity and visionary leadership continue to drive growth and prosperity in the Warri Kingdom,” Erewa affirmed.
Standing in Support of the Olu of Warri
Erewa called on the people of Warri and the entire Niger Delta region to stand by their monarch, dismissing these false accusations as mere distractions from his significant contributions.
“History will continue to celebrate the impact of Ogiame Atuwatse III, and his legacy of development and peace will remain unshaken,” Erewa concluded.
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