The lecture, themed “Convergence and Coalescence of Federalists as an Imperative for the Survival of the Nigerian State,” took place at the Niger Delta University Main Campus Auditorium.
“I was honored to join esteemed colleagues at the 2025 Democracy Dialogue in Accra, Ghana, at the invitation of President John Dramani Mahama.”
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.
“Happy 60th birthday to Sen. Lawrence Ewhrudjakpo, our dedicated and visionary Deputy Governor! On this special day, we celebrate your tireless efforts, remarkable leadership, and selfless service to Bayelsa State. Your commitment to progress, growth, and the welfare of our citizens is truly inspiring. We appreciate your support, resilience, and passion for excellence.”
“Your unwavering dedication to the welfare and progress of your people is a beacon of hope and inspiration to us all. On this momentous occasion, I am privileged to extend heartfelt congratulations to you on behalf of my family and the good people of Southern Ijaw Federal Constituency.”
As you celebrate another year of life, I pray that God grants you good health, wisdom, longevity, and continued success. May your throne be strengthened with divine wisdom, and may your people prosper under your guidance.
The conferment of Chieftaincy titles on High Chief Keme Lafegha and other deserving sons and daughters of Ogboin-Ebe was part of activities that marked the 66th birthday celebration of His Royal Majesty King Oweipa Jones-Ere III.
PANDEF expects that the Referendum Provision should be explicitly included in both the Federal and State Constitutions, enabling citizens to exercise their sovereign will on major policy decisions.
“We are grateful for the new roads, technical schools, and various infrastructural projects that are shaping our communities,” Dr. Igali noted.
“I believe that Nigerian political parties lack true ideology, which is why we often witness constant shifts and movements. What truly matters is our ability to bring development to our communities and make the changes that previous generations could not.”
