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07/08/2025

Ebie brings power and joy to Faith in God Community........... As Residents Shower Prayers After Transformer Installation.

De-Crown communications

There was an outpouring of gratitude and jubilant celebration in Agbor, Ika South Local Government Area of Delta State, as residents praised the Chairman of the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC), Barr. Chiedu Ebie, for his instrumental role in bringing electricity to their community.

The joy was palpable among members of the Faith in God Community, a residential area in Agbor, following the installation of a 500KVA transformer by engineers from the NDDC. For a community that had long endured erratic power supply, the development marked a new era of hope, improved living conditions, and economic revitalization.

In an emotionally charged atmosphere, residents—young and old—gathered to offer prayers of thanksgiving and appreciation for the NDDC Chairman. Many expressed their heartfelt gratitude for his visionary leadership, proactive intervention, and commitment to grassroots development.

“We are overwhelmed with joy,” said Mr. Uche, a resident and community leader. “For years, we lived in darkness. Today, thanks to Barr. Ebie and the NDDC, our children can read at night, our businesses can thrive, and our homes can function better. We prayed fervently, and God has used him to answer us.”

Moved by the chairman’s gesture, the community members pronounced a special blessing, praying that God grant Barr. Ebie 120 years on earth in good health, wisdom, and divine grace to continue his impactful leadership.
Others echoed similar sentiments. “The installation of this transformer is not just a power project; it’s a symbol of hope,” said the youth leader in the area. “We pray that the NDDC under his leadership continues to remember other communities in need.” He continued.

This latest intervention adds to a growing list of developmental strides spearheaded by the current NDDC board under Barr. Ebie’s leadership, with emphasis on infrastructure, empowerment, and energy access across the Niger Delta region.

29/07/2025

Your value doesn’t decrease because others fail to see it.
Their blindness doesn’t define your brightness.

18/07/2025

God bless you, you all nailed it.

15/07/2025

06/07/2025

Awu Elites Shine as MOM Foundation Celebrates Education and Community Champions in Ika South

By Dominion Steve Buzugbe
De-Crown King Media Agbor, Delta State

In a heartwarming celebration of academic excellence and community service, the Margaret Ogbeide Memorial (MOM) Foundation hosted its annual scholarship quiz competition in Agbor, bringing together students, dignitaries, and community development advocates from across Ika South.

The event rewarded outstanding secondary school students with scholarships and educational resources, reinforcing the Foundation’s commitment to raising a generation of intellectually equipped leaders.

The day was further enriched by the symbolic presence of the Awu Elites, a dynamic socio-cultural group known for their grassroots impact. Clad in unity and pride, the group gathered in full support of their President, Prince Frank Moses Jegbefume, who received the Award of Excellence for his notable contributions to community development and youth empowerment.

Prince Jegbefume, visibly moved by the recognition, said, “This honour belongs to every member of the Awu Elites. It reflects our shared belief in service, education, and the advancement of our people.”

The award was presented by the MOM Foundation as part of its broader vision of acknowledging individuals and institutions driving positive change across Ika communities.

The MOM Foundation reaffirmed its pledge to continue promoting education and inspiring excellence among Ika youths. With support from civic-minded groups like the Awu Elites and corporate collaborators, the Foundation remains a beacon of hope for students across the region.

As the event concluded, one message rang clear: the future of Ika South is in safe, inspired hands.

06/07/2025

MOM Foundation Sparks Brilliance in Students Through Scholarship Quiz

By Dominion Steve Buzugbe De-Crown Media
Agbor, Delta State – July 5, 2025

The Margaret Ogbeide Memorial (MOM) Foundation, in honour of the late Educationist, Mrs. Margaret Ogbeide, ignited a wave of academic enthusiasm yesterday in Agbor, Delta State, as it hosted a scholarship quiz competition designed to empower outstanding students and promote excellence across secondary schools in Ika South Local Government Area.

The event, which drew a large gathering of stakeholders in education and governance, served not only as a platform for intellectual engagement but also featured the presentation of awards of excellence to prominent figures in the community for their service and developmental strides.

Award recipients included: Hon. Festus Chukwuyem Okoh, Hon. Sunny Tatabuzogwu (Commissioner, Power and Energy), Hon. Jerry Ehiwario (Chairman, Ika South), Barr. Victor Okoh, Hon. Cosmas Igbenije, Prince Frank Moses Jegbefume, Dr. Jackson Amayo, Hon. Emmanuel Osazuwa, Hon. Igweh Okah Emmanuel, amongst others.

In his remarks, Hon. Jerry Ehiwario, who dedicated his award to his mother, wife, and three daughters, expressed profound appreciation to the Foundation. He described Engr. Victor Jonah Ogbeide, the founder, as "a wonderful individual and a shining star in Ika South." and commended him for establishing a foundation that not only honours his late mother but also uplifts young people through educational initiatives.

He emphasized the critical role of mothers in shaping society and lauded the Foundation as a fitting tribute to Mrs. Margaret Ogbeide, whose life of kindness inspired the establishment of the initiative. He encouraged female students to live up to their calling, assuring that society will always remember women who make lasting impacts.

Earlier, Engr. Ogbeide, in his welcome address, warmly received dignitaries, principals, teachers, parents, and students to the event. He expressed delight at seeing young minds eager to learn and compete, noting that the quiz was designed to inspire curiosity, teamwork, and leadership among students.

He reiterated the Foundation’s dedication to education, health, and environmental responsibility, particularly in underserved and rural communities. Ogbeide thanked teachers and parents for their dedication, praised students for their courage, and reminded them that their participation alone makes them champions.

He also appreciated the support of community partners and dignitaries present.

The event climaxed with the presentation of Cheque to the winners of the scholarship competition- Ime-Obi Secondary school, Agwaewuru and Abavo Girls Secondary schools.

22/06/2025

Nigeria Becomes the Next Target" – General Musa Raises Alarm Over Sahel Instability

Nigeria’s Chief of Defense Staff, General Christopher Gwabin Musa, has raised urgent alarms over the worsening security crisis in the Sahel, cautioning that if instability in the region persists, Nigeria could be the next to suffer serious fallout. Speaking in a video shared by TV Platinum, the General highlighted the deteriorating situations in Niger, Mali, and Burkina Faso, describing them as dangerously close to collapse.

“The Sahel is burning. Niger, Mali, and Burkina Faso are experiencing severe instability. If we don’t intervene and they continue down this path, I fear that within six months to a year, these states could collapse—and once that happens, Nigeria becomes the next target,” General Musa warned.

He emphasized that extremist groups and armed militias are exploiting the vacuum left by weak governance, posing a direct threat to the region’s stability. Experts echo his concerns, pointing to rising arms trafficking, cross-border terrorism, and displaced populations spilling into Nigeria. Musa urged swift, united regional and international action to prevent the chaos from spilling into Nigerian territory.

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