By Moses Omovevah The leadership of the Ozoro Progress Union (OPU), led by its President General, Odio (Chief) Berkley Eloviano Asiafa, has rejected reports of his purported removal alongside members of the Central Executive Council, describing the development as unconstitutional and the resolutions of the meeting where the decision was allegedly taken as null and void. The position of the Union followed a publication by Isoko Nation Newspaper titled, “OPU Delegates Sack Ozoro President General and His Central Executive,” concerning a disputed meeting reportedly held on…
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US Firm To Build $100m Gas Processing Plant In Bayelsa
By Julius Agadaga, Yenagoa The Bayelsa State Government and US-based energy company, Fulcrum LNG Incorporated, have sealed a partnership to build a multi-million-dollar gas gathering and processing facility in Bayelsa State. A statement by the Chief Press Secretary to Governor Douye Diri, Daniel Alabrah stated that the agreement was reached on Wednesday at the close of the two-day inaugural US-Nigeria Governors G2B Forum on Energy, Mining and Infrastructure held at the Sweet Water Country Club, Sugar Land, Texas. The forum, facilitated by Westpaq International in collaboration with…
Read More₦150m Can’t Buy Our Ancestral Land, Kare-Epere Tells SEEPCO
..….Community rejects alleged 30-year lease, demands compensation for destroyed farmlands The people of Kare-Epere Zion Community in the Agge axis of Burutu Local Government Area, Delta State, have rejected an alleged ₦150 million land deal involving Sterling Oil Exploration and Energy Production Company Limited (SEEPCO), declaring that no amount of money can make them surrender their ancestral homeland. The community also accused the oil company of allegedly invading its territory and destroying farmlands, crops and economic trees with bulldozers, demanding adequate compensation for affected families and clarification…
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