The Ebonyi State government has taken a decisive step towards ending the cycle of violence by demarcating the border between Amana in Ezza South and Ohankwu Ikwo local government areas with the installation of pillars, paving the way for a peaceful and harmonious coexistence.
Addressing journalists at the conclusion of the boundary demarcation, Commissioner Ilang Donatus shared the outcome, highlighting the achievements of his team in resolving long-standing conflicts.
The commissioner expressed optimism that the demarcation pillars would be a game-changer, ushering in a new era of peace and stability that would permanently silence the drums of war in the troubled region.
As part of a concerted effort to entrench peace in the region, Commissioner Ilang Donatus led a team to the border community to verify the efficacy of the demarcation pillars installed by the Ministry of Lands, a move aimed at fostering a lasting era of peace and cooperation between the Ohankwu and Amana communities.
Commissioner Ilang Donatus applauded the implementation committee, established by Governor Francis Nwifuru, for their stellar work in erecting the demarcation pillars, which he emphasized would remain a poignant reminder of the community’s journey towards peace and reconciliation.
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Commissioner Ilang Donatus implored the two councilors to become messengers of peace, spreading the message of reconciliation and harmony across their wards, while also acknowledging the vital contributions of stakeholders from both communities in supporting the governor’s initiatives and fostering a culture of peace and cooperation.
In a joint declaration, Chita Moses of Ezza South East Development Centre and Apostle Emmanuel Mbam of Ikwo East Development Centre applauded the state government’s decisive action in ending the conflict in the border community, expressing the community’s deep gratitude and vowing to actively promote a culture of peace and harmony.
