By Robinson Erebi
Thank you for reading this post, don't forget to subscribe!In his recent statement, former Acting Governor of Bayelsa State, Chief Werinipre Davidson Seibarugu, has urged the people of the Niger Delta region to prioritize the pressing issue of restructuring the country over protesting against bad governance.
Chief Seibarugu emphasizes the need for the region to advocate for restructuring and resource control, addressing the concerns raised by the impending nationwide protest.
According to Chief Seibarugu, it is essential to address the lack of equity, fairness, and justice in the current system, where other regions benefit greatly from the resources of the Niger Delta, while the owners are excluded.
As a former Rt. Hon. Speaker of the Bayelsa State House of Assembly, Chief Seibarugu urges Niger Deltans to engage the federal government and collaborate with like-minded individuals from other regions to achieve the goal of a restructured country.
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The former acting Governor expresses hope that a restructured Nigeria would bring faster and better development to the Niger Delta region. However, he also urges the federal government to tackle the pressing issues of security challenges and youth unemployment, which contribute to the grievances in the region.
Furthermore, Chief Seibarugu advises the Niger Delta youths to accept the olive branch extended by the Federal Government, indicating a willingness to engage with and resolve the region’s concerns.
In conclusion, Chief Seibarugu calls upon President Bola Tinubu to utilize the present situation and engage leaders from various regions in meaningful discussions to initiate the process of restructuring the country. Embracing restructuring is crucial for the Niger Delta region to achieve fairness, justice, and a better future.
