“My state is in the southern part of Nigeria, in the coastal area, and it is bordered by the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Guinea. We seek collaboration and partnership in oil and gas, on how to harness the vast resources in our coastal and maritime environment, as well as in terms of tourism.”
“I thank him for everything he has done. Because if not for him, I don’t know where I would have been now. I would have been late now. But because of the love they have for me, he just helped me to take care of me because he’s a good man.”
“If given the opportunity to serve, I will remain accessible to our people. I will listen to your concerns, respect our elders, encourage our youths, support initiatives that benefit our community, and work with everyone regardless of differences.”
“I am coming to pray against the Fulani terrorists who invaded my village and killed three people in my jurisdiction. I want to thank Benjamin Netanyahu. By God’s grace, if we meet one-on-one in Israel, I will share with him the agony of Christians in Nigeria.”
The issue of environmental remediation “needs to be placed on the front burner,” pointing to what it described as approximately 70 years of oil pollution and gas flaring affecting communities in the region.
One notable aspect of Hon. Engr. Rodney Ebikebina Ambaiowei’s representation of the Southern Ijaw Federal Constituency is his continued engagement with stakeholders and constituents. As part of his ongoing consultations ahead of the 2027 general elections, Ambaiowei recently visited his immediate predecessor, Hon. Preye Oseke, at his residence in Yenagoa on Friday. The meeting provided…
“Although we have not reached where we are supposed to be, I am happy where we are. I am happy that Bayelsa State was created, and we have gained tremendously. Most people might not know, but we have gained tremendously following the creation of the state.”
— Oil, Gas Imprisoned Nigeria, Says Darah Governor of Bayelsa State, Senator Douye Diri, on Thursday, said the state had overcome the daunting terrain challenges that confronted it at creation, recording significant transformation in infrastructure, connectivity and human development in its 30 years of existence. Diri stated this at an exhibition and anniversary lecture marking…
“I want to see more Nigerians making things. I want to see more Nigerian farms feeding our cities and supplying our factories. I want to see Nigerian businesses selling Nigerian goods to the whole world.”
Bende Federal Constituency deserves a public conversation grounded in facts, transparency and measurable results.
