South South Governors Congratulate Otu At 66
We pray for greater grace, wisdom and divine guidance of the Almighty, and urge Otu to remain steadfast while sustaining his vision for Cross River’s economic growth and advancement.
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We pray for greater grace, wisdom and divine guidance of the Almighty, and urge Otu to remain steadfast while sustaining his vision for Cross River’s economic growth and advancement.
By Jide Dominic, Yenagoa In the next six months, the good people of Bayelsa West Senatorial District will go to the polls to elect a credible person to represent them in the Red Chamber of the National Assembly. A deeper insight into the feelings of a cross-section of the people of the senatorial district regarding…
“Let me also use this medium to again advocate for true federalism in Nigeria where states pay royalties to the federal government and not the way it is done currently where the centre determines what the states get. If federalism is properly practised, our state can do more for our people.”
“Working together, we have all resolved that our region will not fail. We have seen other regions progress while our region remained quiet.”
“We left Jerusalem and went to Egypt but now we are back in Jerusalem and this is where we will stay. We are not going back again”.
By King Bubaraye Dakolo While ordinarily nobody or group should jostle to be numbered amongst those who are in a bad state, one would have no choice but to do so when one is honestly and obviously in a far worse state than those who are so labelled. More so when payment for rehabilitation efforts…
Bayelsa State would soon establish an agency to regulate activities that result in erosion and other environmental menace on its waterways. This followed the recent Supreme Court judgment affirming the rights of Bayelsa and Lagos states over the control and management of above the surface activities on their waterways. Governor Douye Diri disclosed this on…
“We’re building a road on water—on creeks, on streams. What more can I say? We have demonstrated our commitment to opening up the riverine communities. It is crucial for every community to be connected by road. I assure you, we will not stop; the second phase will also continue.”
The flood situation in Ikibiri community along the River Nun is so devastating, the people are helpless. We need help here. Watch full video: Subscribe and share