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Amarata Youth Leader, Izibeya Commends Hon.Natus For Supporting Peace Initiatives

-appeals to Gov. Diri to restore light, clear Epie-creek and warn cult groups to vacate Amarata or face prosecution by Ebido Lucky

By Francis Dufugha

August 03, 2026

The Youth Leader of Amarata in Yenagoa, the Bayelsa State Capital, Comrade Ogbara Izibeya has commended Hon. Gifted Natus for committing resources to restore peace in the community.

Comrade Ogbara Izibeya in a commendation Press Release he personally signed and made available to newsmen in Amarata expressed deep appreciation to Hon.Gifted Natus, a notable producer, showbiz impressario and social media influencer for his outstanding contributions, dedication and selfless service to the people of Amarata.

He described the unwavering commitment of Hon.Gifted Natus to peace building and security as truly inspiring, stressing that his massive support has led to significant decrease in crime rate and led to remarkable progress and collaboration between residents and security agents

The Amarata Youth Leader said the actions of Hon.Gifted Natus demonstrate the true spirit of leadership and genuine passion for grassroots development.

Comrade Izibeya on behalf of the entire Amarata community extended heartfelt gratitude to Hon.Gifted Natus and prayed God to continue to grant him wisdom, strength and opportunities needed to serve the people, describing him as a shining example of responsive and people centered representation.

He said the good people of Amarata will remain forever grateful to God for bringing Hon. Gifted Natus to rescue them and pray God to bless him abundantly.

In a related development Amarata Youth Leader, Ogbara Izibeya has added his voice to the long chorus of call on the Bayelsa State Government to restore light in Amarata which has been in darkness for years

He said Amarata host the Bayelsa Medical University, Bayelsa State House of Assembly, Banks, Filling Stations, Supermarkets and other businesses and appealed to the state government to station patrol van and conduct regular patrols to beef up security in the area to maintain, and sustain the prevailing peace.

He said Amarata was a hotbed of crime and criminality and expressed gratitude to God for intervention to allow peace to reign in the community with the people sleeping with their two eyes closed.

The Youth Leader enjoined the Bayelsa State Government to clear the Epie Creek as the flood season approaches, construct link roads, consider Amarata indigenes for appointment in the ASSURED Prosperity Administration.

He warned cult groups that hitherto terrorized the area to relocate or face the wrath of the law.