Warri Community South Africa gets "CRC"

 


 The Warri community South Africa have inaugurated a "Conflict Resolution Committee (CRC)" in a virtual meeting with Board of Trustees member following recommendations by the President Mr Bernard Okene on the 28th of March 2023.


 In a statement issued by the PRO Mr Oghentega Asaboro, the committee will help in resolving issues within members of the Warri community in South Africa. This is part of a renewed effort in fostering love and unity among members.

 

The Conflict Resolution Committee members are:

 

1. Mr Chris Idehen (Vice President WCSA)

2. Hon. Ben Kekeke

3. Hon. E.C. Gbinije

4. Pastor Fayire Oshare Zimmermann

5. Mr. Matthew Okodugha

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