Women Tompolo from Egbema Kingdom of Rivers State Speaks Boldly: A Call for Courageous, Righteous, and God-Fearing Leadership

📰 Egbema Kingdom Speaks Boldly: A Call for Courageous, Righteous, and God-Fearing Leadership

By Prince Agbedeyi Odimientimi Desmond
Global Egberi Media International

In a resounding voice that cuts through the noise of contemporary leadership crises, Comrade Aprilis Ureju Peters A.K.A woman Tompolo, a respected woman leader in the Egbema Kingdom, has boldly raised the standard for what leadership should truly mean in this generation. Her message delivered early Friday morning was not just a statement—it was a spiritual and cultural reawakening.

🗣️ The Leadership Litmus Test

Aprilis issued a moral challenge to all who aspire to lead: “Let’s see from now, if we will get the real people that we are looking for as the true leaders. Meanwhile, we don’t want fearful people to be leaders in this our organization in Egbema Kingdom...”

Her words set the tone for a period of moral scrutiny, signaling that leadership must be earned—not just by ambition, but by courage, truth, and personal integrity.

⚖️ Egbema: The Land That Rejects Evil

Reaffirming the moral compass of the Egbema people, she declared: “We Egbema Kingdom communities believe that justice must prevail in our lands... That’s why our neighbors call us Egbema, the Land of Justice that is forbidden evil—Egbema Alinso.”

This ideology is more than a motto—it is a way of life. Leaders in Egbema must not only speak truth but live it. Evil has no hiding place in a land that prides itself on divine justice and cultural uprightness.

🧬 Leadership Starts from Bloodline

Perhaps most striking was her spiritual benchmark for leadership eligibility: “We want men and women who come from responsible families, that even their fourth grandparents are not thieves, or killers, or poisoners and also greedy people.”

Aprilis emphasizes that legacy matters. A tainted lineage could compromise moral boldness. Leaders from corrupted ancestry might find it difficult to speak up against evil, thus perpetuating injustice silently.

📖 The God Factor in Leadership

In a heartfelt follow-up, Aprilis admitted a powerful omission from her original statement: God must be at the center of leadership. She said:

“I did not remember that ALMIGHTY GOD and His Son JESUS CHRIST and the Holy Spirit are the only ways for successful leadership.”

Quoting Romans 8:14 — “For as many as are led by the Spirit of God, they are the sons of God” — she reaffirmed that fear of God must be the foundation of any true leader’s life.

She continued, “So, as a leader, if you don’t have the fear of God in you, you will not lead well, and you will not have feelings to help humanity. May God help us to have those God-fearing leaders who will hear and obey the corrections of the Holy Spirit.”

🙏 Final Call to Action

The message from Egbema is clear: leadership must be bold, moral, rooted in ancestral integrity, and guided by the Holy Spirit. As Aprilis continues her search for righteous leaders in the days ahead, all eyes are on the Kingdom to see who will rise to the occasion—not by power, but by purity of spirit and divine calling.

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📌 Report by:
Prince Agbedeyi Odimientimi Desmond
Dean, School of Applied Sciences, Delta State Polytechnic Ogwashi-Uku
Global Egberi Media International

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