Royal Father Kile Selky Torughedi Calls for Niger Delta Unity

His Royal Highness Kile Selky Torughedi, a former agitator and Royal Father in Azuzu Ama, Southern Ijaw, Bayelsa State, appealed to all stakeholders in the Niger Delta to cease conflicts and unite for the region's development. In a statement, he expressed concern over the neglect of foundational issues that once drove the region's struggle for development, warning that ongoing disputes could derail progress.

Torughedi urged traditional rulers, ex-agitators, youth leaders, and other influential figures to prioritize collective goals over personal interests. He specifically called on aggrieved ex-agitators to embrace reconciliation, stating that the current climate requires synergy rather than division.

He referenced the legacies of late leaders Diepreye Solomon Peter Alamieseigha and Chief (Dr.) Edwin Kiagbodo Clark as inspirations for unity and selfless advocacy. Torughedi emphasized that love for the region and its people is essential for fostering peace and prosperity, reaffirming his commitment to peacebuilding and stakeholder engagement for lasting stability.