27/04/2026
🖤 ONE KING. THREE GOVERNMENTS. ONE PAINFUL TRUTH.
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‎Torusarama Piri — an ancient kingdom stretching from the New Calabar River to the Atlantic Ocean at the Gulf of Guinea — carries a wound too deep to ignore.
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‎At its heart lies Elem Ifoko: a proud fishing community rich in history, strength, and culture. Yet for decades, they have been abandoned by every level of government in Nigeria.
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‎🔴 The Federal Government spoke of Blue Economy, coastal development, and national progress — but Torusarama Piri was left behind.
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‎🔴 The Rivers State Government has championed the Blue Economy and brought hope to many coastal communities. Projects are moving. Opportunities are growing. Yet in the middle of this progress, Torusarama Piri remains forgotten — no hospitals, no quality schools, no clean water, no environmental justice, no support for its fishermen.
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‎🔴 The Local Government was closest of all, yet did the least.
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‎Three governments. Three failures.
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‎BUT ONE MAN STOOD FIRM.
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‎His Majesty King Mujahid Dokubo Asari, Dabaye Amakiri I, Amayanabo of the source refused to abandon his people.
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‎He did not wait for elections.
‎He did not wait for approval.
‎He did not wait for promises.
‎He did not wait for ecological funds.
‎He did not wait for NDDC.
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‎He chose action.
‎He chose sacrifice.
‎He chose his people.
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While three governments looked away, one King never did.
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‎THE FOUCHEE ATLANTIC PROJECT DEMANDS JUSTICE NOW:
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‎✅ Include Torusarama Piri in Governor Fubara’s Blue Economy agenda
‎✅ Build schools, hospitals, and clean water systems and social amenities.
‎✅ Empower our fishermen and coastal economy
‎✅ Begin environmental cleanup immediately
‎✅ Recognize the King who did what three governments refused to do
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