Chief Boro Clever Ige-Edaba, a skilled and formidable real estate appraiser from the Emakalakala community in Ogbia Kingdom, Bayelsa State, made significant contributions to land valuation across Eastern Nigeria and the former Rivers State. He was also a prominent advocate for the Ogbia Brotherhood socio-political movement.
Christopher Pere Ajuwa was the first Niger Deltan to veer for the office of the President of Nigeria way back in 1993. He was an astute businessman per excellence during the 1980s and 1990s, and was best known for his humanitarian benefactions.
Mr. Jonathan Einbaipreyo Oye, hailing from the Nembe Kingdom of Bayelsa State, was a distinguished professional administrator within the civil service of the former Rivers State and later Bayelsa State. He is widely recognized for his significant contributions as a formidable civil servant, particularly in his role as Permanent Secretary, where he played a pivotal role in advancing the development of the public service of both old Rivers State and Bayelsa State.
Engr. Gboribiogha John Jonah is from Nembe. He was a fine Naval Officer that made his mark in the Nigeria military. For he came, he saw and he ,conquered. From 2012 to 2019 he was the Deputy Governor of Bayelsa state.
Chief Barrister Oluremi Ayodele Coker-Ineyougha was a versatile individual, serving as a legal practitioner, politician, philanthropist, wise and caring chief, dedicated husband, father, grandfather, and a valuable member of his community in Nembe, where he became a naturalized member. He displayed a strong devotion to the Baptist denomination, embodying the qualities of a benevolent and honest gentleman. Additionally, he was recognized for his excellent oratory skills and critical thinking, as a staunch advocate for justice, and notably, as a superb cook, among other notable attributes.
Chief Samuel Fieteboghabofa Kombo-Igbeta (1909-2005) was a distinguished teacher, principal, and administrator from the Niger Delta. Born in Nembe, he left a significant mark during the colonial era and served as a Commissioner under Alfred Diete-Spiff’s military government. A devoted Anglican, he was also a community chief and played a pivotal role in the establishment of the Nembe National Grammar School. He passed away in 2005 at the age of 95.