Hon. Rodney Ambaiowei Attends 2025 Democracy Dialogue in Accra
“I was honored to join esteemed colleagues at the 2025 Democracy Dialogue in Accra, Ghana, at the invitation of President John Dramani Mahama.”
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“I was honored to join esteemed colleagues at the 2025 Democracy Dialogue in Accra, Ghana, at the invitation of President John Dramani Mahama.”
He argued that the DSS has no legal mandate to act as a proxy for President Tinubu, insisting that only an individual personally defamed can seek redress through civil litigation. Sowore cited several court rulings, including the landmark Arthur Nwankwo v. State (1985), which struck down sedition laws in Nigeria, affirming citizens’ right to free expression.
“Signing this important agreement between our two countries and two states is very historic for us from Bayelsa State, coming at a time our host, Angola, was marking its 50th independence anniversary.”
The report is expected to cover all funds inherited from Governor Siminalayi Fubara’s administration, revenues accrued during the emergency rule, expenditures, and the projects executed within the period, with clear specifications.
During their interaction with community leaders and residents, the legislators expressed concern over the destruction and called for peace, urging stakeholders to embrace dialogue in resolving disputes.
“Other reputable media houses in Nigeria would reject such a publication. Unfortunately, Sahara Reporters has devolved into a rogue outfit scavenging for scraps and clients with ulterior motives. The Nigerian Union of Journalists should address this anomaly masquerading as a media unit”
The emergency rule, which suspended Governor Siminalayi Fubara, his deputy, Dr. Ngozi Odu, and members of the House of Assembly, is due to end on September 18, when the governor is expected to return to office.
“Today, because of the PIA, there are intra and inter-communal conflicts and litigations. So even funds that have been realised for their development cannot be disbursed to the communities. If anybody thinks the state is not much important, we will then wash off our hands.”
Known for his people-first approach to governance and community engagement, Hon. Engr. Ambaiowei continues to use every opportunity to stay connected with his constituents and boost morale, especially at key moments like the start of a new month.