Kadilo Kabari, the traditional ruler of Barako Ancient Community in Rivers State, has renewed calls for the implementation of the Ogoni Bill of Rights, stressing the need for justice and development in Ogoniland.
The monarch made this demand during the Uula-Mii Giaa/Lol-Giaa Tor Festival, an annual event marking the beginning of a new planting season in Ogoniland, a statement released by the monarch said on Sunday.
He stressed the urgency of addressing long-standing grievances of the Ogoni people, including reconciliation efforts, compensation, and infrastructure development.
Kabari underscored the importance of justice for victims of past conflicts, stating that the unresolved injustices continue to weigh on the conscience of the community.
“With all the blood that has been spilled on Ogoni soil or by Ogoni people, there are spiritual cries for justice. This should be addressed by clearing…
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