Today, the usage “titan” is often ascribed to someone who is god-like and influential in given fields. On 4th September 2024, that word resurfaced compellingly in Lagos to remember a contemporary giant, Pa Akintola Williams, one year after his departure on 11th September 2023.
“On January 28, there will be a Day of Tributes while on 29th, special valedictory sessions will take place first at the state High Court and later inside the Executive Council Chambers of the Government House.”
“Dr. Eruani has established a modular refinery here in Bayelsa State and not in any other state. Let me on behalf of the government and people of Bayelsa State congratulate you and thank you for this bold step to make our dreams come to pass. You have broken the jinx and I am sure the younger generation will follow your footsteps%.
Among the names being mentioned in ongoing conversations is Barrister Adigio Inangaebite Austin, whom some political observers describe as a strong contender. Supporters point to his professional background and perceived leadership qualities as factors that could enhance representation for the district.
“The recent arrival of the 60‑megawatt gas turbines mark a major milestone and brings us much closer to reliable, round‑the‑clock power in our state. That development will reduce household expenses, attract investment, create jobs and stimulate economic growth.”
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…
Bayelsa State Governor, Senator Douye Diri, recently met with HRM King Biobelemoye Josiah, the Amanyanabo of Opu-Nembe Kingdom, and his Council of Chiefs at the Government House, Yenagoa. During the meeting, Governor Diri expressed his condolences to the people of Opu-Nembe over the recent loss of lives and reiterated his stance on ending the conflict…
“To reduce tensions and establish a foundation for enduring peace, we propose the Rescission of the State of Emergency,”
What should have been a modest milestone in a life ostensibly dedicated to public service has instead morphed into a multi-phase extravaganza, spanning cities within Nigeria and reportedly extending beyond its borders, all funded at least in substantial part—by the very taxpayers whose plight the NDDC was established to alleviate.
While commiserating with the Wigwe family, the family of his late wife as well as the management and staff of Access Bank Plc, the Bayelsa governor said his state, Rivers, the South-South and indeed Nigeria lost an illustrious son.
