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Chief Best Umukoro Hails APC Endorsement of President Tinubu , Governor Oborevwori

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   By Wilson Macaulay WARRI In a strong voice of political affirmation and grassroot  leadership, Chief Best Umukoro, a  Political Aide to  the Governor on Community Development, has commended the All Progressives Congress (APC) for its strategic endorsement of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and Delta State Governor Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori. Describing the move as “a clear recognition of visionary governance and transformative leadership,” Chief Umukoro said the APC’s show of support is a unifying gesture that will further galvanize development across Nigeria and strengthen democratic consolidation in Delta State. “President Tinubu has demonstrated uncommon courage and capacity in steering the country through critical reforms. His administration has brought renewed direction to our economy, strengthened our institutions, and ignited a new sense of national pride,” Umukoro declared. He also lauded Governor Sheriff Oborevwori for what he called “exemplary leadersh...

Akpovoka Should Stop Maligning the Working Governor, While Playing the Bidding of His Pay Masters — Hon. Comr. Francis Obule, SSA to the Governor on Political Matters

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  By Wilson Macaulay,  WARRI  Senior Special Assistant to the Delta State Governor on Political Matters, Hon. Comrade Francis Obule (JP), has taken a firm stand against what he described as the “ill-advised and self-serving political posturing” of Mr. Julius Akpovoka, warning him and his sponsors to desist from maligning the performing Governor, Rt. Hon. Sheriff F.O. Oborevwori, whose MORE Agenda has become a model of progressive governance in Delta State. Speaking with newsmen in Warri, Comrade Francis Obule cautioned Akpovoka to exercise restraint and avoid premature political ambition, stressing that the zoning arrangement in Delta State remains sacrosanct and that Governor sheriff Oborevwori like other Governors before him in the spirit and letter of equity should continue his second tenure come 2027  Going down the memory lane Obule emphasized saying :  “In the political history of Delta State since 1999, no Governor has ever served one term, “It is, theref...

Basil Okoh's bla bla and Gov Oborevwori's smooth ride to 2nd term

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  By Jim Derek You know the guy that goes by the name "Basil Okoh?" Yeah, he's a well known OJA RADIO without wire, a regular paid propagandist, and a shameless one for that matter. The likes of FO cannot match Basil's manipulative skills in the thriving business of blackmailing politically exposed persons.  Basil's mischievous crafting capacity derives strength from Lucifer's inner temple. It resides in his bloodstream, an evil ordination within Satan's 33 degrees. Basil hates the immediate past governor of Delta State, Senator Dr Ifeanyi Arthur Okowa with perfect hatred, and that includes everything and anybody that is associated with him. His Excellency, the Governor of Delta State, Rt Hon Sheriff Oborevwori is on Basil's black book because of his political relationship with Senator Okowa.  Basil's bitterness dates back to late Tony Obuh's governorship ambition in 2014. Basil was already penned down for a juicy political appointment as a cor...

INC-America Secretary Tasks Oborevwori, Itsekiri on Truth, Peace for Dev't

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  Secretary of Ijaw National Congress of the Americas, INC-A, Ebikeme Amafini, says Delta State Governor, Sheriff Oborevwori, should retool his peace-building antecedents and prioritize truth to address political tensions that have for decades claimed  lives in Warri. Amafini, who said "no  life should be sacrificed for political gains", reacted to Governor Oborevwori's recent outburst to feuding Itsekiri, Ijaw and Urhobo, of Warri, to rather "fight after 2031", adding: "You want me to speak and lose votes?". The governor's statement is widely perceived as evasive or betrayal of helplessness on the Warri intractable crises. Despite damage control efforts by his handlers, Oborevwori's comment still draw widespread criticism. But Amafini advised  that "leadership driven by truth would rather make Oborevwori garner more votes in 2027 and possibly guarantee him Noble Peace Price on Warri's intractable crises". Tensions continue to mou...

PICFI Awards Scholarships to 70 Nigerian Students at Annual Conference

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  By Wilson Macaulay Petroleum Industry Christian Fellowship International(PICFI) has empowered 70 students cutting  across different higher institutions in Nigeria with  scholarship awards.  The awards which took place during the organization's 21st Annual National Prayer Conference with the title:" Occupy Till I Come" was held on Wednesday 1st to Friday 3rd October, 2025 at Petroleum Training Institute(PTI) Effurun, Delta State. In her remarks, PICFI Zonal Co-ordinator and Chairman of Scholarship Awards Committee, Omosede Osafile said one of the goals of the PICFI is to partner with government and organizations   to impact on the life of people in the organization's  host communities. According to her, PICFI aims  at nurturing and  coaching the younger generation  for excellence in leadership, skills acquisition  and education transformation. She  said, the scholarship awards  being presented is the second set of scholar...

Herpotential Special Needs Initiative Launches NGO in Warri, MC Emmaralo Unveiled as Brand Ambassador

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  By Wilson Macaulay In a vibrant and heartwarming ceremony held on Sunday, September 28, 2025, at Ishaka Hotel, Refinery Road, Effurun, Warri, Delta State, the Herpotential Special Needs Initiative was officially launched. A key highlight of the event was the unveiling of popular entertainer MC Emmaralo as the NGO’s Brand Ambassador. The launch event drew notable dignitaries, community stakeholders, educators, clergy, and health professionals, all united in support of the initiative’s mission: to empower and support children—particularly the girl child with special needs—in Delta State and beyond. A Laudable Vision Commended The Chairman of the occasion, Chief Dr. Philip Ariakpoyeri Ileleji, a Chartered Accountant and lecturer at Delta State Polytechnic, Otefe-Oghara, described the NGO as “a laudable dream that requires the support of men and women of goodwill.” During the press briefing, Dr. Ariakpoyeri commended the founders, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Ukpetenam, for their unwavering ...

Petroleum Industry Christian Fellowship International (PICFI) Holds 2025 National Prayer Conference in Warri

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  By Wilson Macaulay  WARRI The Petroleum Industry Christian Fellowship International (PICFI) on Wednesday, October 1, kicked off its 2025 Annual National Prayer Conference at the PTI Conference Centre, Effurun, Delta State, under the compelling theme: “Occupy Till I Come” (Luke 19:13).  The Spiritual Conference billed to run  through October 1–3,  brought together Christian professionals across Nigeria’s oil and gas sector for a time of intercession, strategic engagement, and spiritual realignment — with a clear focus on advancing kingdom values within the industry and the nation at large. In his stirring welcome address, Brother Shola Idowu, PICFI’s National President, expressed gratitude to God for a fruitful four-year leadership journey. He outlined the progression of annual spiritual themes that have shaped the fellowship’s direction: 2022 – Knowing God,  2023 – Living Sacrifice, 2024 – Men at the Gate and the current 2025  conference tagged ----O...

65 Years of Nigeria Independence : High Comrade Lamienghan Lament the Scourge of Bad Roads Across Nation

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  By Wilson Macaulay   WARRI A passionate call has been made by High Comrade Joseph Lamienghan, a prominent grassroot  mobilizer and social justice advocate in the Niger Delta, who has decried the deplorable condition of roads across Nigeria, particularly in the oil-producing region. 65 years after independence. In his  independence anniversary  statement made available to Daily independent Newspaper, Newspaper, High Comrade Lamienghan described the current state of Nigerian roads  65  years of nationhood  as nothing short of a national disaster, warning that unless urgent steps are taken, the socio-economic impact will continue to worsen and deepen the suffering of already burdened citizens. > “We are living in abnormal times, where our roads — instead of being channels of movement and commerce — have become corridors of death,” Lamienghan lamented. “From Port Harcourt to Warri, Benin to Yenagoa, and across the oil-rich Niger Delta, our people...