The Movement for the Rights of Arogbo-Ibe (MRAI) has officially launched a fearless crusade against bad governance, anti-developmental agendas, and the misrepresentation of Arogbo people. Comprising prominent Arogbo Kingdom indigenes, the organisation has vowed to confront and challenge those responsible for these issues.... CLICK TO READ THE FULL NEWS HERE▶▶
In their press statement issued early today, MRAI emphasises their unwavering commitment: “We are an unyielding force united in our determination to safeguard the socio-cultural and political well-being of our kingdom without compromise or capitulation.” Their mission is to champion the rights, interests, and dignity of Arogbo people, both at home and abroad.
MRAI has declared its readiness to take legal action to ensure justice and accountability, holding leaders and entities responsible for their actions. The organisation has also announced plans to convene a general Congress to elect an executive body, solidifying its leadership and driving the movement forward.
The press statement continues: “We shall fearlessly confront and challenge any leader or entity perpetuating anti-developmental agendas, bad governance, or misrepresentation of our people. Our movement is a shining example of resilience, illuminating the path to a brighter future for Arogbo Kingdom.”
MRAI’s Aims and Objectives include: Reclaiming rights and restoring dignity;
Challenging and holding leaders and institutions accountable should they perpetuate anti-developmental agendas;
Promoting and supporting developmental projects and initiatives;
Fostering unity and solidarity among Arogbo people;
Ensuring inclusivity and representation for all.
The organisation has called on all Arogbo sons and daughters, stakeholders, and supporters to join them in this revolutionary journey, declaring:
“Together, we shall reclaim our rights, restore our dignity, and reshape the destiny of Arogbo Kingdom.”
This bold move by MRAI has sent shockwaves throughout the region, signaling a new era of unapologetic advocacy and staunch commitment to the rights and well-being of Arogbo people. As the movement gains momentum, it remains to be seen how leaders and entities will respond to the Movement for the Rights of Arogbo-Ibe.
E-Signed:
Comr. Hosea T. Ebikontei
Coordinator, MRAI
Comr. Bomi Stanley
Proten Secretary, MRAI
