Central Province Governor, Rufina Peter has joined other leaders in expressing her profound condemnation of the recent massacre, rape, and destruction in Tambari village, Angoram, East Sepik Province (ESP), which occurred between July 16 and 18, 2024. Governor Peter, a staunch advocate for women's rights and safety, has called for immediate action to bring the perpetrators to justice. “As a woman and a leader, I am deeply saddened and outraged by the horrific events that transpired in Tambari village.” “The senseless violence, particularly against women and children, is a stark reminder of the ongoing challenges we face in ensuring the safety and dignity of all our citizens.” To capture the culprits and bring peace and security back to the neighborhood, the governor underlined the necessity of a coordinated response from law enforcement organizations and the community. “It is imperative that we work together to find these individuals and hold them accountable for their actions. “Justice must be served to bring solace to the victims and their families.” Governor Peter highlighted the broader implications of such violence on society, particularly from a woman's perspective. “These acts of brutality undermine the very fabric of our communities.” “As women, we understand the fear and trauma that such incidents inflict on families and society.” “It is heartbreaking to see our sisters, mothers, and children subjected to such inhumanity.” She also called for increased support and resources for the survivors of the violence, urging both governmental and non-governmental organizations to provide necessary aid and counseling services. “We must ensure that the survivors receive the care and support.” “In God we can; we will transform Central Province together; they need to rebuild their lives.” “This includes medical attention, psychological counseling, and legal assistance.” In her closing remarks, Governor Peter reaffirmed her commitment to fighting for justice and advocating for stronger measures to protect victims of violence especially women and children from all types of violence. “We must stand united against such atrocities and work tirelessly to create a safer and more just society for all; our resolve to protect and uplift our communities remains unwavering.” The slaughter in Tambari was condemned by the Central Provincial Governor, which emphasizes how quickly action and unity are required in the wake of disasters like these. Nationwide, there is a resounding cry for justice and support for the survivors, serving as a constant reminder of the value of empathy, responsibility, and teamwork in the fight against violence in all its manifestations.