Doctorate Degree Award On High Chief Tompolo By Edwin Clark University, An Honor Well Deserved ******* General Marshall, Leader GLJM, Unlisted Ex- Militants

 








By Wilson Macaulay

The Unlisted Ex- Militant  Leader in the Presidential Amnesty Programme (PAP) Phase 3, (A.K.A)General Marshall, The 

Green Landers  Justice Mandate .GLJM 

has congratulated the Chairman of Tantita Security Services Nigeria Limited, High Chief Government Ekpemupolo, alias Tompolo, on his conferment of an Honorary Doctor of Laws (LL.D) by Edwin Clark University, Kiagbodo.

In a press statement personally signed by the Ex- Militant Leader and made available to newsmen in Warri, General Marshall described the honour as “a well-deserved recognition for Tompolo’s unmatched contributions to education, security, and youth development in the Niger Delta.”

He recalled Tompolo’s pivotal role in the establishment and takeoff of the Nigeria Maritime University (NMU), Okerenkoko, including providing the initial campus at Kurutie and building a 250-room hostel for students.

General Marshall also commended Tompolo’s efforts through Tantita Security Services, which he said have significantly curbed crude oil theft and restored confidence in Nigeria’s oil corridor.

He further noted that the latest honour—coming after NMU’s conferment of an Honorary Doctorate in 2023—confirms Tompolo as “a beacon of hope and a dependable pillar of development in the Niger Delta region in particular and Nigeria in general.

General Marshall the Leader of the Green Landers   Justice Mandate prayed for God’s continued guidance and strength for Tompolo, urging him to remain steadfast in promoting peace and progress in Nigeria.

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