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  By Wilson Macaulay Tanitta Security Company has once again distinguished itself as a foremost pillar of safety, professionalism, and community partnership, earning widespread commendation for its unwavering commitment to protecting lives and property while actively promoting peace and unity at the grassroots level. Renowned for its vigilance, integrity, and operational excellence, Tanitta Security Company has steadily built a reputation as a trusted security solutions provider, delivering tailor-made services to communities, businesses, and individuals. With a team of highly trained and disciplined personnel, the company has consistently demonstrated readiness to confront evolving security challenges using modern techniques, intelligence-driven strategies, and innovative technology. Beyond its core mandate of safeguarding lives and assets, Tanitta Security has carved a unique identity as a community-focused organisation deeply invested in social stability and development. This co...

  By Wilson Macaulay Tanitta Security Company has once again distinguished itself as a foremost pillar of safety, professionalism, and community partnership, earning widespread commendation for its unwavering commitment to protecting lives and property while actively promoting peace and unity at the grassroots level. Renowned for its vigilance, integrity, and operational excellence, Tanitta Security Company has steadily built a reputation as a trusted security solutions provider, delivering tailor-made services to communities, businesses, and individuals. With a team of highly trained and disciplined personnel, the company has consistently demonstrated readiness to confront evolving security challenges using modern techniques, intelligence-driven strategies, and innovative technology. Beyond its core mandate of safeguarding lives and assets, Tanitta Security has carved a unique identity as a community-focused organisation deeply invested in social stability and development. This co...

By Wilson Macaulay In the evolving political landscape of Burutu South, where the demand for purposeful, people-oriented leadership has never been stronger, Barrister Oweilaemi Pereotubo has emerged as a compelling symbol of hope, capacity and credibility. According to Ebikabowei Kedikumo, a respected voice from Ayakoromo Town, Barrister Oweilaemi represents not just a political option, but the right choice for Burutu South as the constituency looks ahead to the 2027 general elections. Kedikumo noted that in a time when many seek public office without a verifiable record of service, Barrister Oweilaemi stands apart as a tested and trusted leader whose impact is already evident across communities. Long before declaring interest in elective office, he has consistently demonstrated a deep commitment to human development, social justice and grassroots empowerment. Central to his growing reputation is the work of the Barrister Oweilaemi Foundation, which has transformed the lives of many in...

  Your Excellency, I write in the spirit and letter of proportionality, equity, national unity, and strategic inclusiveness to commend your transformational decisions on national security infrastructure, and to respectfully present a balanced proposal for the location and deployment of Nigerian Army training depots across all six geopolitical zones of our beloved country Nigeria. Your leadership has already signaled a departure from the old fashioned historical centralization of military training in the Northern region by approving new Nigerian Army  Training depots outside the traditional hub.  This noteworthy effort in my opinion will promote national integration, equitable opportunity, and regional representation in the Nigerian Army’s training architecture. Current Status of Nigerian Army Depots As of today January 2026, the Nigerian Army is actively expanding its recruit training capacity with the following major depots: From available records in the public domain, w...

By Wilson Macaulay A Delta-born Ijaw leader, Chief Mulade Sheriff, PhD, has implored the Delta State Governor, Rt Hon Sheriff Oborevwori to consider and appoint an Ijaw man as the next Vice-Chancellor of the Dennis Osadebay University,  Asaba. According to him, the call is driven by concerns over the lack of Ijaw representation in the university leadership, despite the community's contributions to the institution's establishment. He pointed out that no Ijaw individual has held a Vice-Chancellorship or principal officer position in the state's new universities, and argued that qualified Ijaw candidates with academic integrity, administrative competence, and professionalism are available for the role. The Ibe-Sorimowei of Ancient oil-rich Gbaramatu Kingdom and Activist expressed the confidence that appointing an Ijaw Vice-Chancellor would address perceived neglect and promote inclusivity in university leadership, giving Ijaw people a sense of belonging in Delta State's ed...

  By Uche Richard The recent BBC interview granted by the Olu of Warri, His Majesty Ogiame Atuwatse III, has continued to reverberate across the Niger Delta and beyond, igniting renewed global attention on the long-standing crisis of environmental degradation, oil pollution, and socio-economic neglect in Nigeria’s oil-producing communities. As the echoes of the monarch’s forthright intervention gain momentum, the Youth O’Clock Movement, in collaboration with Hon. Daniel Ezekiel, House of Representatives Aspirant for Warri Federal Constituency under the African Democratic Congress (ADC) platform, has emerged as a rallying force, mobilising young people across the region for justice, coordinated action, and a new era of generational leadership. In the widely circulated interview, the Olu of Warri spoke with rare clarity and moral authority, describing oil pollution not merely as an environmental issue but as a profound human crisis that has destroyed livelihoods, poisoned water sourc...

By Wilson Macaulay The political landscape of Warri South West was charged with renewed energy on Tuesday as the 2027 Youth O’Clock Tour of Comrade Hon. Ezekiel Daniel Perela swept through  the area, sparking widespread enthusiasm among leaders and members of the African Democratic Congress (ADC). The tour, which commenced earlier in the week in Warri North, is designed to strengthen party structures while galvanising the youth population across the Warri Federal Constituency ahead of the 2027 general elections. Ezekiel, fondly called “Aluta” by supporters, arrived to a warm and vibrant reception, reflecting growing grassroots acceptance of his vision for youth-driven political participation. Welcoming him, the Warri South West ADC Chairman, Mr. Bestman Tulu, flanked by members of his executive council, applauded Ezekiel’s passion for youth inclusion, describing it as timely and essential for the party’s future growth and relevance. In his remarks, Tulu assured party stakeholders t...