From Paul Osuyi, Asaba
Delta State Governor, Ifeanyi Okowa, has said the country is in disarray due to injustice and unfair treatments to some sections of the country.
The governor, therefore, advocated partnership between government and the people predicated on equity, fairness and justice for the country to truly develop
Okowa stated this in Asaba during a state banquet in honour of retiring chief judge of the state, Marshal Umukoro.
According to him, in such partnership, consideration of equity and rights of all is paramount, and that the people must be treated fairly and equitably in all dealings.
He insisted that the resolutions of the southern governors’ meeting were in the best interest of the nation, adding that the governors spoke to regain the nation.
“It is my hope that Nigerians will realise that for us to truly develop and have the Nigeria of our dream, there is need for a partnership based on equity, fairness and justice, and a partnership that realises we are all equals,” Okowa said.
He disclosed there was mutual respect between his office and that of the chief judge which accounted for the successes they had both achieved.
The governor thanked the retiring jurist for his outstanding accomplishments in the state’s judiciary, and urged him to always render advice and mentorship as a role model to the new generation of judges in the state.
“I am very happy that we have been able to host this dinner in honour of our retiring chief judge who has served the state for 28 years and for six years as chief judge.
“I am happy because for two occasions I was sworn in as governor, he performed that role of administering oath of office on me.
“I thank God that throughout his tenure in office we worked very closely and I had the full cooperation of both the legislature and the judiciary and if it had gone otherwise, I am sure we wouldn’t have been able to do what we have achieved,” he said.
Okowa said he would continue to be guided by the truth in all his dealings with the people and sued for continued cooperation of the people in the remaining two years of his tenure.
Umukoro, in his remark, thanked the governor, the state government and guests on the occasion for the honour done to him and his family, adding that he would remain grateful to the governor for granting full autonomy to the judiciary during his tenure as chief judge.
He also thanked judicial workers in the state for their support and cooperation and urged them to extend same to his successor.
The way government of British bandits came to an end in 1960, so also have government of fulani criminals from Guinea came to an end.
Fulani criminals from Guinea violently established the fraud nickname fulani caliphate with its emirates in 1804, British bandits violently established the fraud nickname Nigeria in 1914. This territory natives who owns the land defeated 1914 amalgamation of British bandits in 1960 and drove them away with their flag. We this territory natives of this generation have defeated 1804 fulani caliphate with its emirates. We’re now the government over our God given native lands in which the six geopolitical zones are sovereign states- Biafra Republic of south east, Niger Delta Republic of south south, Oduduwa Republic of south west, North East Republic, North West Republic, Midwest Republic. Hausa people, Kanuris etc. of the north will be traditional rulers, religious leaders, political office holders etc. over their God given native lands under their sovereign states. Southern natives will have democratic capacity under their sovereign states to fix their lands, economies.
Defeated thugs of fulani caliphate called military, police etc. must be eliminated on every inch of the six sovereign states. Defeated fulani criminals must find their way back to Guinea- dead or alive in this 2021 the way defeated British bandits find their way back to Britain in 1960. Only the Sword decides.