The Delta State Government and police have intervened in the renewed clash between Ogbe-Ijoh and Aladja communities over land crisis which the state government through a committee has started demarcating the disputed boundary.
At the Meeting to resolve Their differences, Commissioner of Police and Special Adviser TO Governor Okowa on Peace Building and conflict resolution supervised the signing of a peace accord between the two communities.
The Government House Annex In Warri is venue for the meeting which is at the instance of the state government and the police with chairmen of the two local councils and community leaders.
They are here to chart a way forward and amicably resolve the land dispute.
The recent clash that caused the death of two persons started from a misunderstanding in the demarcation of boundary exercise
After keenly listening to both parties, The commissioner of police and the state Government representative called for peace and requested them to sign a peace accord to engender harmony.
It is expected that before the commencement of the next phase of demarcation of the disputed boundary, peace would return to the communities.
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