Let us give the best candidate a chance to lead Rivers State, says Wobo
By Okhumeode Mikairu The President General of Our Will, the OK Chinda’s support group, which spread across various LGA’S of Rivers state, Barrister Glory Wobo , in this interview with the media, harps on the need for Rivers State people to allow the best candidate in the coming governorship election to lead Rivers State. Excepts: […]
No compromise on the future of Rivers state- Sen Abe
I never believed or hoped the disagreement between us would be permanent, therefore, while we could say a lot of unprintable things about each other in private, we should avoid taking our dirty linen to the market places
I was elected governor to guarantee the happiness of my people —Okorocha
Everyone from Imo State is a member of my family. I see the whole of Imo State as my family. Rochas is bigger than Imo State. I am bigger than Nigeria…
Corruption, ineffectiveness root cause of fuel scarcity — Onovo
With less than a day to Christmas celebration, Nigerians are still grappling with the challenge of fuel scarcity across the country as the scarcity has continued to bite harder. Despite claims by the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation NNPC, that it has increased supply of premium motor spirit, PMS, also known as petrol, to Lagos and Abuja to 470 truckloads, scarcity of the product has persisted, fueling fears the situation might mar this festive season as usual ,
Itsekiri deserve fair representation in govt, oil sector – Okotie-Eboh
Emmanuel Okotie-Eboh is the founder, Progressive Alliance Movement, PAM, and the son of Nigeria’s first Finance Minister, Chief Festus Okotie-Eboh. In this interview, he speaks on how well Nigeria’s oil wealth could be used for the benefit of oil-producing communities among other issues.
The restructuring that saved Delta from financial quagmire — Gov Okowa
DELTA State Governor, Senator Ifeanyi Okowa, has given an insight into how his government has been managing the finances of the state, saying that it was very complicated when he came in, but he embarked on some shake-up that made the payments on services and payback of loans to fall from N5.2 billion to N2.5 billion monthly.
