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Captain Perebo A. Dakolo (1957 – 1990)

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Captain Perebo A. Dakolo (1957–1990)

Captain Perebo A. Dakolo was a fearless Nigerian Army officer known for his role in the failed April 1990 coup led by Major Gideon Gwaza Orkar. Born in 1957 in Bayelsa State, Dakolo was passionate about justice and resource control for the Niger Delta. He served with distinction in the Nigerian Army, excelling in several specialized military courses and earning a reputation as a capable and charismatic leader. Dakolo’s involvement in the 1990 coup was driven by his belief in a more equitable Nigerian federation. Despite the coup’s failure, Dakolo chose to face the consequences with honor and was executed by the military junta in August 1990 at the age of 33. His sacrifice remains a symbol of courage and commitment to justice.

Dr. Vincent Keniye Kalaiti (1932-1990)

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Dr. Vincent Keniye Kalaiti (1932-1990)

Dr. Vincent Keniye Kalaiti (1932-1990) was a distinguished agriculturist and medical doctor from Tombia, Bayelsa State. Known for his dedication and professionalism, he made significant contributions to the agricultural sector and health services in old Rivers State. He served as the Medical Officer in charge of Niger Hospital, Port Harcourt, and was a respected community leader. Dr. Kalaiti was also involved in politics, running for the office of Governor of Rivers State in 1990. He passed away in December 1990 at the age of 58.

Chief Thomas Kieregboyegha – Cameron (1902 – 1982)

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Chief Thomas Kieregboyegha – Cameron (1902 - 1982)

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Chief Thomas Kieregboyegha – Cameron (1902-1982) was the first accredited legal practitioner from the Nembe kingdom, extending his influence to the broader Bayelsa State. Born in Twon-Brass, he was a trailblazer in education and law, co-founding the Nigeria Union of Teachers and later becoming the first attorney from his region. He served as a senior magistrate before retiring and was a respected community leader, contributing significantly to the development of Twon-Brass Island. His legacy continues to be remembered and respected.