Popular comedienne Anita Asuoha, better known as Real Warri Pikin, the Delta State Government, and the Wado City Advocacy Group have reached a peaceful resolution over the controversy surrounding her proposed show in Effurun.

Following a reconciliation meeting involving all parties, they announced that the issues have been resolved.

In a joint statement shared on the comedian’s Instagram page, all parties agreed to put the matter behind them and work together for the successful hosting of the event. They also agreed to end all public confrontations and hostile communications.

The statement noted that the outcome should not be seen as a victory or defeat for any individual or group, but as a commitment to restoring peace.

The statement read:
“Following a reconciliation meeting involving the Delta State Government, Anita Asuoha, the Wado City Advocacy Group, Prince Collins Eselemo, Olorogun Godfrey Ishegbe, all parties are pleased to announce that the issues surrounding the proposed Real Warri Pikin event in Effurun have been peacefully resolved.”

“The meeting provided an opportunity for everyone involved to speak openly, clarify concerns and address the matters that had led to the recent disagreement.”

“After extensive discussions, all parties agreed to put the matter behind them and work together in the interest of peace and the successful hosting of the event.”

“It was also unanimously agreed that there would be no further public confrontation, exchange of accusations or hostile communication concerning the matter, whether on social media or through any other platform.”

“We recognise that the events of the past few days may have caused concern, confusion or embarrassment to members of the public, supporters of RealWarriPikin, residents of Effurun and others who followed the developments.”

“We therefore jointly extend our sincere apology to anyone who may have been inconvenienced, disappointed or affected by the manner in which the disagreement became public. We appreciate the patience, understanding and restraint demonstrated by everyone while efforts were made to resolve the matter.”

“The outcome of the meeting should not be viewed in terms of victory or defeat for any individual or group. There are no winners or losers in this matter. What is important is that the concerns raised have been addressed, communication has been restored and all parties have committed themselves to working together respectfully.”

“The confirmed date, venue and full address of the event will be announced to the public once the necessary arrangements have been concluded.”

“We thank everyone who showed concern and encouraged a peaceful resolution throughout this period. Peace has been restored, and all parties have agreed to move forward.”

The Nigerian Voice recalls that Real Warri Pikin had earlier cancelled her show, which was scheduled for September 20, 2026, at the Monarchy Event Centre in Effurun.

The cancellation followed a demand by community representatives that the venue be correctly identified as Effurun rather than Warri.

The comedienne had cited what she described as “unfortunate divisions” and accused the host community of bullying her.