By Austin Oyibode Austine Okorodudu, a young and revered broadcaster, is a trail-blazer in youth advocacy and talent development in Nigeria. Fueled by an incurable passion to better the world of youths around him, Okorodudu finds pleasure in taking initiatives that have increased the prospects of youths. He is a graduate of Mass Communication from the Delta State University, Abraka. He is a media expert cum strategist, an On-Air Personality with one of Nigeria’s most talked-about radio station- Trend 100.9FM. It remains one of the leading youth oriented radio stations…
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Ex Delta SSG, Macaulay Salutes Gov Okowa At 60
Former Secretary to Delta State Government, Comrade (Chief) Ovuozourie Macaulay has congratulated Delta State Governor, Senator (Dr) Ifeanyi Okowa, as he turns 60 years today July 8, 2019. Macaulay extolled Okowa’s inventiveness in making Delta State a development hub thereby facilitating easy life for the people in the face of unending challenges. In the same vein, he eulogized Okowa’s patriotism and unrelenting service to Delta state and Nigeria at large. In a statement by his Media Assistant, Mr. Iteveh Ekpokpobe in Owhelogbo, Macaulay said Gov. Okowa has ensured decisive, spirited…
Read MoreOkoro Urges Deltans To Be Patient As Gov Will Appoint Credible Hands Into SEC
By Ovedhe Jerry A Chieftain of Alliance of Social Democrat party in Delta state, Hon Johnbull Okoro has called on Deltans to be patient with Governor Okowa over his appointment of State Executive Council members, stressing that, the Governor will appoint credible hands that will assist him in piloting the affairs of the State. Hon Okoro stated this in a chat with newsmen in Ughelli, urging Deltans not to put pressure on the state Governor, noting that, “If we put pressure on the Governor it will affect the smooth running…
Read MoreNPopC: Sir Odibo Seeks Communities Assistance, Cooperation As NPC Flags Off Enumeration Exercise In Udu
By Emmanuel Omoghene, FEDERAL Commissioner representing Delta state at the National Population Commission, NPopC, Sir, Richard Odibo has appeal to the people of Udu and Deltans in general to make themselves available and give useful information when staff of the commission approaches them for data collection. He made this appeal on the occasion of the flagging off Enumeration Area Demacators, EAD, exercise at Udu Local Government Area of Delta. state. Addressing community leaders and stakeholders at Otor-Udu community Town hall, Sir. Odibo said, “It is my pleasure to welcome you…
Read MoreDelta CP Petitioned Over Alleged Bribery, Illegal Extortion By Police
By Emmanuel Omoghene, The National Coordinator Conference for the Actualization of Human Right in Delta state, Mr Omes Ogedegbe has petitioned the state commissioner of police, Adeleke Adeyinka over an alleged illegal extortion and bribery embarked on by police in the state. In his lette of petition, the legal practitioner alleged that virtually all police stations in the state have become collection and extortion centres where citizens are daily obtained. The petition: Letter of commendation and demand to discharge your duties effectively as commissioner of police in charge of Delta State police command. “I…
Read MoreSen Abbo Is A Disgrace To Nigeria Senate-NLWV
The Nigerian League of Women Voters NLWV, has described the senator representing Adamawa North Senatorial District, Elisha Abbo as disgrace to the Nigeria Senate, his mandate area of representation, his state and immediate family. In a statement signed by the president of Nigeria League of Women Voters, Dame Dr. Esther Uduehi states, “NLWV is shocked by the barbaric asssault of Sen. Elisha Abbo from Adamawa State on an innocent Nigerian female who was dutifully performing her duties as a sales girl at a shop in Abuja. “This action is very…
Read MoreVessel Owners Blast FG, Navy, Police, India Govt Over Freed Kidnapped Victims
***Appeal For Release Of 19 Crew Members Being Detained By Nigerian Navy By Emmanuel Omoghene, The Owners of the Vessel, ‘MT APECUS’ have berated the Federal Government, the Nigerian Navy, the Police as well as the Indian Government over the recent release of five Indian Sailors and one Nigeria ( The Captain ) kidnapped in Bonny, claiming that they did nothing to secure their release. While calling for the immediate release of Mr Charles Marccathy, a Ghanaian national, who was kidnapped by the hijackers while he was attempting to…
Read MoreExcellent Investigative Professional Internal Auditing Practice: SWAIAP Debuts in West Africa
By Victor Bieni ASABA- The President, Society for West African Internal Audit Practitioners (SWAIAP), Noble Patrick Nzechukwu has said that the group is out to bring lasting solutions to the abysmal internal auditing state in Nigeria and by extension West Africa. Noble Patrick spoke to our reporter in Asaba, Delta State Capital while Fielding questions from some group of Journalists on the activities of the Association in West Africa. According to SWAIAP Boss present trend on Auditing focuses mostly on external auditing and recently on investigation which he described as…
Read MoreDelta Police Arrests Fmr PDP Chairman, Others Over An Alleged Ritual Killing
By Emmanuel Omoghene, Nigeria Police attached to the Abraka division has arrested a former chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP in Ethiope East local government area of Delta State (name withheld), and two others in connection with the killing of an 18-year-old girl simply identified as Favour whose lifeless body was discovered inside a Ghana-must-go sack recently. It would be recalled the corpse of the victim, Favour Ogheneyenrowho Sunday, a fashion designer, was discovered naked and tied inside the sack which was kept by a waste dump behind Ozoro…
Read MoreAs Isoko Advancement Network, IAN, Gets New Executive
BY ITEVEH EKPOKPOBE Christ very vicar, the ‘Pope’ is considered by Roman Catholics to be the apostolic successor of Saint Peter and earthly head of the Roman Catholic Church. His election was ab initio devoid of the elaborate rigors it is accorded these days. It was concerns around political interference leading to reforms after the interregnum of 1268–1271 and Pope Gregory X’s decree during the Second Council of Lyons in 1274, that the cardinal electors should be locked in ‘seclusion cum clave’ (Latin for “with a key”) and not permitted…
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