Governor Oborevwori and the triangular tide
By: Enewaridideke Ekanpou A tide is a tide anywhere but a tide assumes connotative colours when it becomes triangular in built and action. Like a cumulonimbus cloud endowed with both positive and negative potentials, there must be something hidden behind a triangular tide.There must be something equally iconographic about a triangular tide too when viewed […]
Energy access model for off-grid communities in Niger Delta
The provision of electricity and affordable energy has been a major challenge to communities in the Niger Delta for as far back as the earliest improvement of natural resources within the region.
Ugwuanyi’s 2nd Term: Building on laid foundation
On May 29, the re-elected Governor of Enugu State, His Excellency, Rt. Hon Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi, to the glory of God, will be sworn-in for a second term alongside his deputy, Hon. Mrs. Cecilia Ezeilo.
Senate: Why Anioma want Ned Nwoko
Two momentous events have in the past weeks watered the political turf in Delta state,which went lull after the enchanting governorship elections in the volatile state.
Dokubo: An academic changing the face of Amnesty Programme
The nation was on the edge on account of debilitating attacks on oil facilities in the Niger Delta by 2009. Sabotage, oil theft and kidnappings of oil workers by criminal gangs and militants who claimed to be fighting to take control of the nation’s oil wealth became the order of the day. Oil production dropped from about 2 million barrels per day (bpd) to a mere 700, 000 bpd. The Federal government’s initial response was to deploy more military personnel to the Niger Delta to stem the tide.
Beyond political pyrotechnics
When in 2015, Akwa Ibom had a new helmsman, many were sceptical of what a political greenhorn had to offer.
