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Be Rallying Point For Peace, Dev, Wike Tells Monarchs

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The Rivers State Governor, Chief Nyesom Wike has called on traditional rulers to continue to be the rallying point for the promotion of peace and development of Rivers communities.
Wike also urged the traditional rulers not to misuse their powers, saying that they should use their positions to advance the welfare of Rivers people.
He spoke, last Friday, in Port Harcourt during the presentation of Certificates of Recognition and Staff of Office to Government Recognised Traditional Rulers.
The governor said: “All that we ask from our traditional rulers is to continue to be the rallying point for the advancement and sustenance of peace, unity and progress in our communities.
“We will not hesitate to withdraw recognition from any one of you who abuses your authority or misuse your powers against the law and the collective wellbeing of our people.
“As traditional rulers, it is important to remind you that the progress of your communities depend on the social, political and economic choices you make and the kind of leadership you provide. Indeed, without good leadership you cannot make any meaningful difference and our people will continue to hope against hope”.
He charged the traditional rulers to set new development agenda for Rivers communities with the support of the elected and appointed political leaders of their communities and local government areas.

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