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Asaba Press Briefing: A Reporter‘s Diary

The press, the Fourth Estate of the Realm is critical to the development and progress of any nation and the case of Nigeria cannot be an exception. Though unelected or appointed, the press is constitutionally empowered to keep the government accountable to the people by constantly reporting the activities of those holding the reins of power. Perhaps basking in this knowledge, the Delta State Governor, Senator Ifeanyi Okowa instituted the quarterly press briefing where journalists are told of government activities and challenges.

Man who married his sister apologizes

By Vincent Ujumadu, Awka AFTER his initial unrepentant posture and daring anyone to stop him from marrying his younger sister, Mr. Chiadikobi Ezeibekwe, the 25-year old mathematics teacher at Community Secondary School, Isuofia, who by his action caused a stir at Ekwulobia, Anambra’s fourth largest urban town, has finally become sober, apologizing profusely to the […]

AMOSU: From N14,000 profit to multi-million naira empire

THIS is a story that cannot fail to inspire not just pessimists but optimists. It is such that reempahsises the importance of making choices that will yield enduring results.The narrative commenced in Ajegunle where the Chairman Executive Officer of WYLOUT Designs Limited, Mr. Victor Amosu grew up, and got nurtured by his penchant for pushing beyond boundaries. In discussing his life and career, Amosu, who heads a multi-million naira construction firm in Lekki, Lagos provides nuggets for everyone.

Nigeria’s next president must believe in restructuring — E.K. Clark

The purpose of this mega rally was to drive home to the grassroots and educate our people about the importance of restructuring and that was what the meeting was meant for and to tell our people that our survival in the country is not guaranteed because a situation where resources found in our area are being exploited by other Nigerians who benefit from them and give us pittance and then demand us to show gratitude to them. That is the situation of a second class citizen, that is the situation where he is being colonised by his fellow Nigerian.

Why we are celebrating ordinary women – Yemi Adenuga

Many years ago Yemi Adenuga, a member of the golden age of  broadcasting in Nigeria, left her job at AIT to relocate to Ireland more than a decade ago. After a stint with IBM, she began a non-governmental organization (NGO) which eventually gave birth to Sheroes, an initiative which seeks to honour ordinary women doing extraordinary things in the society.

2019: I’m the fresh idea that Delta needs – Edozien

Dr. Leroy Chuma Edozien is one of the few Nigerians, who are both medical doctors and lawyers. With a Ph.D. in law, the distinguished gynaecologist is also among the very few who practice Medicine and Law simultaneously and excelled in both professions. Dr. Edozien, a nephew to the Asagba of Asaba, who holds degrees in Basic Sciences, Medicine, and Law […]

Ogboru not a factor in Ethiope, can’t stop my political ambition, says Imagoro 

REAL Estate developer, politician and philanthropist, Mr. Victor Imagoro, an aspirant for the House of Representatives ticket of Ethiope Federal Constituency, comprising Ethiope East and Ethiope West Local Government Areas, Delta State, in 2019, has declared   that consecutive Delta governorship aspirant, Chief Great Ogboru, is not a political factor in the area and cannot stop his aspiration in the constituency.

Town Hall Meeting: Accountability to the People

The concept of democracy is anchored on the time honoured principle that sovereignty belongs to the people who periodically have the civl duty to choose their leaders. In Nigeria, in the current dispensation, the electorate have the power to choose their leaders in every four years. However in Delta State, the governor is not waiting for four years to render accountability to the people, rather he and his team embarked on tour of the local government areas to meet the people couched in lofty terms as the town hall meeting. This did not come from the blues, rather it is a promise given to the people of the state by the governor that he would rather meet the people in their domains and feel their pulses.

We’ve ensured nobody can unilaterally fix port charges anymore — Bello, NSC boss

It is no longer news that the Nigerian Shippers’ Council is driving private sector investment for building of transport infrastructures across the country. In this interview with SAMSON ECHENIM, Executive Secretary/Chief Executive Officer of NSC, Barr Hassan Bello speaks on the council’s determination to see to the completion of these infrastructures. He also spoke on the Council’s role in the Ease of Doing Business plan of the Federal Government, which has seen it through series of consultations with port stakeholders and advocacy for a fair pricing regime and healthy competition in Nigerian port.

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