By FESTUS AHON
UGHELLI—AS the Delta State Committee set up to manage and resettle internally displaced persons commences work, the proprietress of Dea-Que Farms, Ovwodokpokpo–Olomu, Mrs. Queen Ofovwe, has appealed to the state government and members of the committee to assist her, lamenting that her farm worth millions of naira was washed away by the recent flood.
Of ovwe said the flood destroyed her fish ponds, poultry, piggery, sheep and crops, adding that the farm was her major source of living and provided job to her workers, who are now out of work.
Mrs. Ofovwe, in her 80s, said the farm empowered many of the unemployed youths in the area and appealed to the Federal and state governments to help her to rebuild the farm in order to cushion the effects caused her and her workers by the flood.
Entertainment
-
Kanye West releases strange artwork for album cover ‘Yeezus’
-
African film enjoys rare Cannes outing
-
Gospel artistes, pastors pray for Nigeria
-
Wizkid beat PSquare, Flavour, others to win African Artist of the Year
-
Sexiest in Nollywood 3 is on, vote your nominees
-
Debt Allegation: Omotola’s counsels fined for delay
-
Jay Z coming to Nigeria
Health
-
Hypertension, commonest cardiovascular disorder, says Cardiologist
-
The bee venom as HIV, cancer cure
-
Can eating yams really give you twins?
-
Newborn deaths: FG urged to finalise passage, approval of NHB
-
Meals inspired by ancestors satisfy appetite, combat obesity, diabetes – STUDY
-
Doctors react to alleged detention of patients in hospitals
-
In Africa, a third of malaria drugs sold are substandard – NIMR

Share

