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Ikebiri Elites Praise Bayelsa Govt’s Timely Intervention In Chieftaincy Dispute

Bello Akin by Bello Akin
August 3, 2025
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Ikebiri Elites Praise Bayelsa Govt’s Timely Intervention In Chieftaincy Dispute
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Ikebiri elites have commended Bayelsa State Government for its swift intervention in the recent chieftaincy tussle in the community, saying that the quick response of Governor Douye Diri to nip the crisis on the bud demonstrates his commitment to maintaining peace and stability in Ikebiri Kingdom.

Speaking with newsmen separately in Yenagoa and Port Harcourt over the weekend, Chairman, Board of Trustees of Ikebiri Development Foundation (IDF) and General Superintendent of Kingdom Grace Mission Inc., Yenagoa, Apostle Dr.Kiyaramo G Timiebi pointed out that the proactive approach of Senator Diri showcases the government’s dedication to effective governance and community harmony. He urged the community’s leadership to prioritize peaceful coexistence among communities in the kingdom.

According to Apostle Dr Kiyaramo, “peaceful communities are more attractive to investors, organizations, and government agencies, which can lead to increased resources and opportunities for development, including funding for community projects, infrastructure development, and social programs.

“By nullifying the suspension of the paramount ruler, HRH Ododo Francis Timi (IkeVIII), and setting up a panel of inquiry, the state government has taken a significant step towards resolving the immediate and remote issues that led to the dispute.

“Ikebiri Development Foundation has implicit confidence in the 12-member panel, chaired by the Deputy Chief of Staff, Government House, Mr. Irorodamie Komonibo, with a mandate to look into the immediate and remote issues and work towards finding a lasting solution.

“Peaceful coexistence empowers community members to take ownership of their development and well-being. By working together and supporting one another, community members can build a brighter future for themselves and their community,” Apostle Kiyaramo reiterated.

In his remarks, a member of IDF, Pastor Jonathan Ayawei who applauded the state government’s quick intervention through the deputy governor, Senator Lawrence Ewhrudjakpo in resolving the issues that led to the purported suspension of HRH Francis Ododo Timi (Ike VIII), implored both parties to bury their hatchets and seek unity, oneness, forgiveness, and peace for the general development of the community and its cizenry and avoid further escalation of the matter in anyway.

Pastor Ayawei further noted that: “Peaceful coexistence fosters a sense of unity and belonging among community members, enabling them to work together towards common goals. This unity helps to strengthen social bonds, reduce tensions, and promote a sense of shared purpose.”

He reiterated that by prioritizing peaceful coexistence, community leaders can reduce the risk of conflict and violence, which can be destructive and hinder development, adding that a peaceful atmosphere creates a safe and stable environment, allowing community members to live without fear of harm or persecution.

Engr. Cornelius Timighe, a retired manager with Total Energies and board member of IDF, stressed the need for collaboration between government and communities for development, pointing out that peaceful coexistence enables community members to collaborate and work together, leveraging their diverse skills and expertise, which would lead to innovative solutions, improved problem-solving, and more effective community development initiatives.

Also, speaking, retired permanent secretary and board member of IDF, Mrs. Violet Mama noted that peaceful coexistence creates an environment that would be conducive for sustainable investment and infrastructural development, allowing community leaders to implement initiatives that benefit the community in a long-term, reiterating that such initiatives would promote economic growth, social justice, and environmental sustainability.

“By promoting peaceful coexistence, community leaders can enhance the overall well-being of community members. This includes physical, emotional, and psychological well-being, as well as economic and social well-being,” she said.

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