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30/07/2025

4 OGONI NAMES WHO GOT APPOINTED BY PRESIDENT TINUBU INTO THE GOVERNING COUNCIL AND AS PRINCIPAL OFFICERS OF FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF ENVIRONMENT AND TECHNOLOGY IN OGONILAND

1. Prof. Don Mon Baridam, Pro-Chancellor and Chairman of the Governing Council.

2.Dr. Mpigi Monday Douglas, Registrar

3. Zoryii Josco Nwaimanie, Bursar

4. Dr. Saghanen Ntogo G. B, Librarian

Opinion Poll: Khana 2025 Chairmanship. We want to hear from you! Who would you like to come back and govern Khana Local ...
29/07/2025

Opinion Poll: Khana 2025 Chairmanship.

We want to hear from you! Who would you like to come back and govern Khana Local Government again?

A) Dr. Thomas Bariere
B) Amb. Marvin Yobana
C) Hon. Martins Nwigbo
D) None of the above
E) Other (please specify)

If you have someone else in mind, please feel free to write their name in the space provided.

Thank you for participating in this opinion poll!

STRATEGIC DEVELOPMENT MUST REFLECT Local Needs – RIVERS ADMINISTRATOR TELLS BCDA The Administrator of Rivers State, Vice...
29/07/2025

STRATEGIC DEVELOPMENT MUST REFLECT Local Needs – RIVERS ADMINISTRATOR TELLS BCDA The Administrator of Rivers State, Vice Admiral (Rtd) Ibok-Ete Ekwe Ibas, has called for a more coordinated, community-centered approach to development in Nigeria, urging government agencies and donor partners to align their projects with the real needs of the people. Speaking at Government House in Port Harcourt during a courtesy visit by the Border Communities Development Agency (BCDA) on Tuesday, the Administrator decried the imposition of projects that do not address local priorities, describing such efforts as unsustainable and inefficient. “We are too richly endowed as a country to have so many communities still lacking basic infrastructure,” Vice Admiral Ibas stated. “The challenge is not a lack of resources or support, but the lack of coordination and true consultation with the communities concerned.” The BCDA delegation was led by Executive Secretary, Dr. George-Kelly Dakorinama Alabo, who presented the agency’s 2025 intervention plan for Rivers State, which includes 69 projects—43 constituency-based and 26 core capital projects—spanning sectors such as water, education, health, agriculture, energy, and social services. Vice Admiral Ibas welcomed the proposed interventions but urged deeper collaboration with state ministries to ensure optimal delivery. He also expressed support for the establishment of a permanent BCDA Zonal Office in the South-South region, pledging to make office space available in the state. Dr. Alabo, in his remarks, said the projects were informed by a nationwide needs assessment targeting both land and maritime border communities. He emphasized that over 26 million Nigerians in 105 local government areas live in border regions, many of which are underserved and disconnected from national infrastructure. He commended President Bola Tinubu for increasing the agency’s funding tenfold, noting that the boost has enabled BCDA to scale up its reach and impact. The Rivers State Government reaffirmed its commitment to inclusive, community-led development and pledged continued cooperation with federal agencies to deliver sustainable solutions to underserved areas. 🤝🌎💚🌈

This photo was taken in Luawii. When was the last time you ate PAN-YA 🍞👌😋😍👍💕
29/07/2025

This photo was taken in Luawii. When was the last time you ate PAN-YA 🍞👌😋😍👍💕

It is profoundly distressing and regrettable to witness the corruption and illegality that pervades the current administ...
28/07/2025

It is profoundly distressing and regrettable to witness the corruption and illegality that pervades the current administration of the Minister of Environment. He is poised to visit Ogoni once again, this time to commission another borehole project, with an astonishing budget of over 400 million naira allocated for this trip alone. It is imperative to bring to the attention of the Ogoni people that a staggering one billion dollars has vanished, with more than 50 billion naira expended solely on water projects. Furthermore, thirty-eight companies have been awarded contracts for a mere one slot of cleanup, covering an area of less than 10 square meters, while four hundred and eighty-six companies are expected to share 50 slots for remediation site work. Despite numerous letters with evidence submitted to his office, there has been a deafening silence. The minister has received four separate letters on different issues, yet remains unresponsive. This lack of accountability is arguably one of the most egregious instances of neglect. It has become glaringly apparent that the sacrifices and lives lost of the Ogoni people have been callously exploited for financial gain. Though I may currently be a lone voice, it will soon become apparent to this generation what consequences will unfold. The Ogoni people will demand accountability for the mismanagement of their funds, and if ignored, the spirit of those who have made sacrifices will cry out for justice. Those who have aided the oppressor will eventually realize they have backed the wrong side of history. Do not be deceived, this is far from over; the day of reckoning draws near.
Dr Fabeke Douglas

Pictorial excerpts from Luawii community celebration women's wing 🎉👏💃🏽🕺
28/07/2025

Pictorial excerpts from Luawii community celebration women's wing 🎉👏💃🏽🕺

28/07/2025

The moment Luawii women stepped out to celebrate with their son who established a new sound company in the community and also dance and pray for him



Celebrating a new sound company with a luawii son
27/07/2025

Celebrating a new sound company with a luawii son


As seen in a taxi at MMH in Calabar, Cross River State.MMT don enter MMH.
27/07/2025

As seen in a taxi at MMH in Calabar, Cross River State.

MMT don enter MMH.

My name is angela from Imo state single and searching 🙏
27/07/2025

My name is angela from Imo state single and searching 🙏

It took me 5 minutes to understand this picture
27/07/2025

It took me 5 minutes to understand this picture

Khana Community Mourns: Former Vice  Chairman Hon. Rita Waate Passes AwayHon. Rita Waate, the immediate past Vice Chairm...
26/07/2025

Khana Community Mourns: Former Vice Chairman Hon. Rita Waate Passes Away

Hon. Rita Waate, the immediate past Vice Chairman of Khana Local Government Area, has passed away at an undisclosed hospital in Port Harcourt. According to her uncle, her death has brought immense grief to the community.

Hon. Waate served as Vice Chairman and Supervisor for Health under the sacked Chairman of Khana Local Government, Hon. Martins Nwigbo.

She hailed from Kono community in Ward 11, Khana Local Government Area, and is survived by a child. The news of her death has sent shockwaves through the community, with many mourning the loss of a dedicated grassroots and socal politician.

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