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Akpodubakaye Celebrates Tompolo on Birthday, Calls Him a Living Legend, Pride of Ijaw Nation


Akpodubakaye Celebrates Tompolo on Birthday, Calls Him a Living Legend, Pride of Ijaw Nation

By Tessy Ogbemi


Former Vice Chairman of Warri South West Local Government Council, Chief Arthur Akpodubakaye, has celebrated Government Oweizide Ekpemupolo, popularly known as Tompolo, describing him as a living legend and a source of immense pride to the Ijaw nation and the entire Niger Delta.

In a statement marking his birth anniversary, Akpodubakaye extolled Tompolo’s enduring legacy as a dynamic leader whose influence continues to shape the socio-economic and security landscape of the Niger Delta. He noted that Tompolo’s contributions have not only uplifted his immediate environment but have also earned him national recognition as a stabilizing force in Nigeria’s oil-producing region.

He commended Tompolo’s pivotal role in promoting peace and security, emphasizing that his efforts have significantly curbed unrest and strengthened stability across the region. According to him, these strides have translated into improved economic activities, job creation, and enhanced confidence in security operations within the Niger Delta and beyond.

Akpodubakaye further lauded Tompolo’s commitment to youth empowerment, describing it as visionary and impactful. He stated that through various initiatives, Tompolo has provided opportunities and direction for young people, positioning them as future leaders and contributors to regional development.

He wished Tompolo continued good health, strength, and wisdom, expressing confidence that his leadership and influence will remain instrumental in advancing peace, unity, and prosperity in the Niger Delta and Nigeria at large.
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