The President General of Isoko Development Union (IDU), Chief Iduh Amaidhem yesterday cautioned the people of Okpolo–Enwhe and Igbide communities, especially the youth to steer clear from the disputed land and embrace lasting peace.
He said this at a two-day leadership and peace building training, organised by Partners for Peace in the Niger Delta for Okpolo–Enwhe and Igbide communities over a protracted boundary dispute, at Ekpre Otoba Hall in Isoko South Local Council of Delta State.
Amaidhe commended organisers of the training even as he prayed God for successful deliberations and appealed to both communities for calm, urging them to embrace peace and stop killing innocent people.
He noted that beneficiaries of the training should disseminate the information in both communities, as Isoko leaders would soon adjust the boundary that would lead to a final settlement of the dispute.
Isoko leader urges warring communities to embrace peace
