Peace has returned to Obagie N' Evbuosa says - youth leader



By Elvis Omoregie


Following the relative peace that have recently returned to Obagie N' Evbuosa community in Ikpoba Okha local government Area of Edo State, the youth leader (Okaeghele) of the community Mr. Uyi Igiebor has called on the general public and prospective developers to come to the community and do business without hindrances.

The youth leader (Okaeghele) made the call while speaking with journalists on the restoration of peace to the community in Benin City.

According to him, he became the youth leader (Okaeghele) of the community on the 13th day of October 2023 with a mandate  to restore peace and tranquility back to the community.

"I came on board on the 13th day of October, 2023 my mandate was that I should restore peace back to Obagie N' Evbuosa, that was my mandate we have done all that peace has returned to the community right now we have been able to have peace".

"Left for me, I believe in peace and peaceful cohexitstence. So, we have been able to bring back peace to Obagie N' Evbuosa I'm using this medium to call on the general public and all prospective developers to come to our community there's peace now in Obagie N' Evbuosa he said".

He said all the issues surrounding the selling of lands have been resolved and they have been able to harmonize every area that was having issues adding that peace has finally returned.

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