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OLOMORO KINGDOM CONFIRMS NOMINEES FOR OIL AND GAS LANDLORD ASSOCIATION INTERIM COMMITTEE




By: Owhe Emmanuel

Olomoro Kingdom, July 22, 2023 - The Clan Otota, Olomoro Kingdom, Engr. High Chief Lawrence Eduje in collaboration with the Deacen Emmanuel Oteri, President General, Olomoro Community Development has duly confirmed the appointment of eight men as members of the interim committee for the Olomoro Oil and Gas Landlord Association. This decision was made today, with Chief Steve Ewarode being assigned as Chairman of the committee.

The confirmed nominees include Dr. Utuke Bensandy, who will serve as the Secretary, Lucky Onvorke as the Assistant Secretary, Akakasi ThankGod as the Public Relations Officer, and Comrade Owhe Emmanuel as a member of the committee. Deacon John Oteri has also been appointed as an Advisor, along with other esteemed members.

The primary responsibility of this interim committee will be to draft a constitution for the Olomoro Oil and Gas Landlord Association and subsequently conduct elections for a new administration. For the next 21 days, the committee will tirelessly work to ensure a transparent and inclusive electoral process.

The Olomoro Oil and Gas Landlord Association plays a vital role in the development and management of oil and gas resources within Olomoro Kingdom. It seeks to protect the interests of all stakeholders and foster sustainable growth in the industry.

The confirmation of these nominees by the Clan Otota, Engr. High Chief Lawrence Eduje is a significant step towards establishing a strong and efficient leadership structure for the association. The appointed individuals bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to the table, ensuring that the interests of the community and industry will be well-represented.

Chief Steve Ewarode, as the Chairman, is expected to provide strong and effective leadership to steer the committee towards achieving its goals. Dr. Utuke Bensandy, as the Secretary, will play a crucial role in managing the administrative tasks and ensuring smooth operations within the committee.

Lucky Onvorke, as the Assistant Secretary, will provide support to the Secretary and oversee the day-to-day activities of the committee. Thankgod, as the Public Relations Officer, will be responsible for communicating with stakeholders and the general public, ensuring transparency and promoting the association's objectives.

Comrade Owhe Emmanuel member and Deacon John Oteri Advicer, alongside the other members of the committee, will bring their diverse knowledge and perspectives to the decision-making process. Their collective expertise will undoubtedly contribute to the development of a comprehensive and inclusive constitution.

The drafting of a constitution for the Olomoro Oil and Gas Association is a crucial task that will provide a solid foundation for the future administration of the association. It will outline the roles, responsibilities, and processes for ensuring fairness and accountability within the organization. Additionally, it will establish guidelines for the election of new leaders, ensuring that the process is transparent and reflects the will of the community.

The interim committee's responsibility to conduct the elections for the new administration highlights the importance of a democratic and participatory process. This will allow all eligible members of the Olomoro Oil and Gas Association to have a voice in choosing their leaders.

The Clan Otota, Engr. High Chief Lawrence Eduje of Olomoro Kingdom expresses confidence in the appointed individuals and their ability to fulfill their responsibilities within the given timeframe. The community eagerly anticipates the outcome of their work, recognizing that a well-structured and effective association will considerably benefit all stakeholders in the oil and gas industry.

As the 21-day timeframe begins, the Olomoro community is optimistic that the interim committee will diligently carry out their responsibilities, ensuring transparency, fairness, and inclusivity in the association's governance. The drafting of a constitution and subsequent elections will mark an important milestone in the development of the Olomoro Oil and Gas Landlord Association and the continued growth and prosperity of the community.

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