HON. JUSTICE KATE ABIRI, originating from the Aleibiri community in Ekeremor Local Government of Bayelsa State, gained renown as the longest-serving female Chief Judge in Nigeria. Her legacy and impact on the legal field and her community will be remembered with great respect.
Morungbe Yeipeigha Waritimi (1928-2001) was a distinguished Ijaw figure who lived a life of integrity and served the Nigeria Police Force with professionalism and dedication. His contributions were significant in the politics of old Rivers State and the Ijaw National Congress. He was a founding member of Bayelsa State and a fervent advocate for the Ijaw Nation. Waritimi was also deeply involved in traditional institutions and community development, establishing modern reference libraries to encourage education. His legacy of integrity, service, and dedication continues to inspire.
Augustine Angasei Ekeowei (1939-1993) was a notable and astute police officer from Azuzama community in Southern Ijaw Local Government Area of Bayelsa State. He was known for his dedication to fighting crime with vigor and his strong stance against illegality. Despite the meager earnings of the Nigerian Police Force at the time, he lived a happy and contented life. Augustine Angasei Ekeowei passed away in 1993 at the age of 54.
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