IPF meets INC vice-President, Negi-James ahead of Dec conference

The Ijaw Publishers' Forum, IPF, has visited the National Vice President of Ijaw National Congress (INC) Worldwide, High Chief (Dr) Se-Albo Negi James ahead of the Ijaw media conference 2024; "Themed, Advancing the guest for economic in a siege nation".

The team which was led by the vice President of the group, Mr Oyinbi Onduku, appreciated him for the warmed gesture and reception.

The first Ijaw media conference is billed to take place on December 11, 2024 in Yenagoa, Bayelsa State.

Speaking during the visit, the team leader Oyinbi Onduku said the group decided to visit him as a critical stakeholder in the affairs of the Ijaw nation.

Stating further, the group said the first Ijaw media conference ever will be held in Bayelsa State, the heart of Ijaw nation on December 11, 2024, promising that it would be explosive and remarkable.

In response, the National Vice President of the Ijaw National Congress (INC) Worldwide, High Chief (Dr.) Se-Albo Negi James assured that he would grace the Ijaw Media Conference 2024 come December 12.

He stated, "Ijaw issues are my primary priority, the Ijaw nation will succeed in whatever it does, no matter what, so long Ijaw is acknowledged".

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