“What we are doing here is not only for politics as membership cuts across political parties. They are people that have what it takes to advise government. We need the advice of experienced citizens.”
“We want to give kudos to the Bayelsa State Government for the projects it has embarked upon and for the general peaceful atmosphere of the state as we have seen it.”
“One major lesson I learned is that confidence is very important, but so is being yourself. I also learned the importance of preparation, consistency and being able to handle pressure.”
“When 95% of strategic socioeconomic gatekeepers share the same linguistic and regional background as the Commander-in-Chief, it shifts the narrative from ‘Renewed Hope’ to ‘Renewed Exclusion.’”
The Bayelsa State chapter of Diri/Akpe Believers has paid a courtesy and familiarisation visit to the State Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Hon. Warman Weri Ogoriba, at the party’s secretariat in Yenagoa. Speaking during the visit, the Director-General of the group, Hon. Douyi Willy, congratulated Hon. Ogoriba on his emergence as the APC…
Dr. Yusuf was sworn in by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu as the 8th substantive Chairman of the NPC on December 3, 2025, and had begun implementing a Seven-Point Agenda focused on repositioning the Commission and strengthening its contribution to national development.
By EMTV News The Member representing Southern Ijaw Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives, Hon. Engr. Rodney Ebikebina Ambaiowei, has commenced the renovation and rehabilitation of dilapidated secondary school facilities in three communities across Southern Ijaw Local Government Area of Bayelsa State. The ongoing interventions cover secondary school buildings in Oweikorogha and Peremabiri, as…
“If there was proper fiscal federalism, like in the First Republic, where you keep 50 per cent of what you have, the governors of the South-South would not be begging anybody to come and do federal roads.”
“Our people are not happy. Let nobody be deceived. Our people are not happy. They are watching. They are looking. The suffering is too much, and it is something that needs to be given urgent attention—the roads in the South-South of this country.”
“Very few public servants have had the breadth of experience, responsibility, and perspective that her journey presents. What makes today’s occasion even more remarkable is that while carrying the enormous responsibilities of her office, she has found the time and discipline to reflect, write, and document her experience.”
