The Progressive Peace Ambassadors of the Presidential Amnesty Program (PPAPAP) have strongly condemned the ongoing smear campaign against High Chief Government Ekpemupolo (Tompolo) and Chief Dennis Otuaro, who leads the Presidential Amnesty Program (PAP).
The group called these attacks a deliberate attempt to destabilize the peace, security, and development efforts in the Niger Delta, labeling those behind the campaign as enemies of the Ijaw Nation.
PPAPAP specifically criticized Jude Gbaboyor for his consistent use of social media to spread false narratives about Tantita Security Services and the Amnesty Program.
They urged Ijaw leaders and stakeholders to take a stand against this misinformation and protect the legacies of their prominent leaders.
In a press statement signed by key figures including Gen. Kerebi Onbe (Stakeholder), Gen. Victor Adokeme (Leader, Delta State), Gen. Parker Waritimi (Stakeholder), Gen. Job Tari (Leader, Bayelsa State), Gen. Tonye Fred (Leader), Samuel Akparsi Ebitari (Leader, Rivers State), Gen. Ojuemi Oweikeme (Luke-Luke, Stakeholder), Chief Gen. Joseph (Leader, Edo State), Gen. Oyinki Destiny (Baba Nee, Leader), and Gen. Markson Isere IJB (Coordinator), the group emphasized the significant contributions of both Tompolo and Dennis Otuaro to the development of the Ijaw people and Nigeria at large.
The group expressed their belief that the malicious campaign by political opportunists cannot overshadow the undeniable goodwill and positive impact of these esteemed Ijaw sons.
They further urged the public to ignore the provocations of Jude Gbaboyor, who they claim is simply acting on the orders of his benefactors.
The PPAPAP reaffirmed their unwavering support for Tompolo and Otuaro, emphasizing their crucial roles in advancing the region's development and securing a better future for the Niger Delta.
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