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By Ochuko Akuopha, Kwale Indigenes of Ndokwa nation have lamented what they described as the continued marginalization of the ethnic nationality by the Federal Government. Some of the indigenes who staged a peaceful protest at Kwale, headquarters of Ndokwa West Local Government Area of Delta State, decried the absence of federal presence in the Ndokwa […]

People of the oil-rich Ndokwa East Local Government Area of Delta State have lamented “their deplorable state and lack of basic infrastructure, occasioned by the sad neglect of the communities in the area by successive governments, both at the state and federal levels, despite the fact that the area is littered with oil wells, and hosts the operations of dozens of oil companies.

Ndokwa East Communities in Delta State have cried out to the federal and state governments for help as erosion is threatening to sack the indineges from their ancestral homes, even as they have started migrating to upland areas to seek succour.  

Some leaders of Delta State APC have accused General P.T. Boroh, Special Adviser, Coordinator of Presidential Amnesty Programme, of trying to exclude Ndokwa/Ukwani from the Amnesty Programme in collaboration with a lawmaker.

As the golden hen that lays the golden egg, Okpai community is one which should be properly pampered because it is our land that is been explored day in day out to get oil which continues to be part of what qualifies the State for the huge revenue received from the Federal allocation.