Diri Renders Scorecard At Fifth Anniversary Celebration
“All of these projects run into billions of naira. Of course, the one that will make all of us happier and affects everyone is electricity.”
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“All of these projects run into billions of naira. Of course, the one that will make all of us happier and affects everyone is electricity.”
The development comes as senior U.S. officials reportedly arrived in Abuja on Wednesday night, fuelling speculation about imminent announcements regarding bilateral security arrangements. While the Nigerian government has yet to issue an official statement, emerging information from defence experts suggests that Washington may be deepening its involvement in Nigeria’s fight against extremist groups.
Traditional rulers in Bayelsa State have expressed concerns over possible politically motivated violence ahead of the gubernatorial elections on November 1, 2023. The traditional rulers have called on security agencies to take measures to avert attacks in Nembe, Brass, Ekeremor, and Southern Ijaw Local Government Areas of Bayelsa. At a press conference in Yenagoa, King…
The Rivers State Governor, Nyesom Wike, has dared the national leadership of the Peoples Democratic Party to suspend him if they so desire and be ready for the consequences. Wike said this during a live media chat in Port Harcourt, saying the party knows what he was capable of if they take such a decision….
In a heartfelt message, former Special Assistant to the Governor on Special Duties, Hon. Robinson Ere Erebi, expressed his appreciation to the Executive Governor of Bayelsa State, Sen. Douye Diri, and his political mentors for the opportunity to serve in the Prosperity Administration. Hon. Erebi thanked Governor Diri for the chance to be a part…
Our country faced economic difficulties in the past, an experience that has been captured in folk songs. Just like we overcame then, we shall overcome our present difficulties very soon.”
For all of us who sincerely want the growth of Bayelsa, and knowing where we are coming from, we will be sincere to ourselves that Bayelsa is truly moving from one stage to the other. Yes, we are not where we expect to be but no one that is truly of Bayelsa origin will say that the state is not developing. Perhaps, such persons have no ears, eyes or sense of judgement.
It is impossible to ignore the betrayal that Turnah’s new alliances represent. To collaborate with those who have openly belittled the Ijaw people and disrespected our leadership speaks volumes about his commitment— or the lack thereof— to the collective struggle of the Ijaw Nation. His apparent willingness to sever ties with the principles that have guided our community in favor of personal gain stands as an affront to the memory of our ancestors who fought valiantly to preserve our identity.
President of the United States of America, Joe Biden, has received criticism for his decision to declare Easter Sunday as Transgender Day of Visibility. The announcement has sparked controversy, as it coincides with one of the most important Christian holidays, the celebration of Jesus Christ’s resurrection. The White House released a statement on Friday expressing…
“As a humanitarian and voluntary organization, we are praying and hoping that our work will be recognized and rewarded by relevant government agencies as we engage in voluntary traffic and environmental services as a way forward.”