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Tuesday, 29 May 2018

DEMOCRACY DAY: Okowa Assures Of More Projects

 

... As Deltans Gather In Asaba For Praise And Thanksgiving To God

THOUSANDS of Deltans today (29/05/18) attended praise worship and thanksgiving at the Event Centre, Asaba to mark this year's Democracy Day with Governor Ifeanyi Okowa expressing confidence that more people-oriented projects will be executed in the state.

Governor Okowa who attributed the success of his administration to the glory of God, asserted, “we believe our God that it will get better and better.”

“As we give thanks to God for what He is doing for us in Delta State, I wish to appreciate every one of you, every Deltan, you have played different roles for things to get better,” he said, adding, “when you have Jesus as your Lord, nothing can go wrong.”

He continued, “we promised our people that we will create jobs, we have created a lot of it, we have continued to build on the foundations laid by former Governors James Ibori and Dr. Emmanuel Uduaghan, we will continue to execute projects that will impact on our people, our state is peaceful and we need the cooperation of everybody to sustain the peace, investors are coming and more investors will still come.”
“In the next few months, we will create a new Delta State that we all will be proud of, we have encouraged youths participation in sports through the Principal and Headmaster's football championships, the Ministry of Basic and Secondary Education will organise athletics competitions, and in August this year, 54 African countries will converge in Asaba for the 21st African Senior Athletics Championships, the Asaba Airport has been opened for business and the airport without sounding immodest, has the best runway in Nigeria,” he stated, disclosing that a lot of projects would be commissioned across the state in the next few days.

Earlier in a sermon, the President, Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria, Rev.d Dr. Felix Omobude said, power belongs to God and urged those in authority to use their positions for the benefits of the masses.

He stressed that the people deserves good governance and accountable leadership, adding that Nigerians should be actively involved in the democratic process to choose the right leaders.

The event was graced by Governor’s wife, Edith, his Deputy, Deacon Kingsley Otuaro and his wife, former Governor of the state, Chief James Ibori, his successor and Governor Okowa’s predecessor, Dr Emmanuel Uduaghan, former acting Governor of Delta State, Prince Sam Obi.
Other dignitaries include former Deputy Governors of the state, Chief Benjamin Elue and Professor Amos Utuama, Mrs Cecelia Ibru, top political office holders, traditional rulers, priests, clergymen, industrialists, including Deltans of all walks of life.

Those who performed at the event include Chioma Jesus, Sammie Okpozo, David G., Samsong, Oyelade Elijah, Prospa Ochimana, while Rev.d Dr. Uma-Ukpai and others also, prayed for the state and the country.


Thursday, 7 July 2016

Okowa Decries Elaborate Post-Thanksgiving Party When Little Was Given To God


DELTA State Governor, Senator Dr. Ifeanyi Okowa has advised Christians to give more to God than giving little while engaging in elaborate post-thanksgiving reception.

The Governor gave the advice at the weekend at the Christ Anglican Church, Umunede during a special thanksgiving service and dedication of church hall cum children chapel donated by the member representing Ika North-East in the Delta State House of Assembly, Hon. Anthony Elekeokwuri.

According to Governor Okowa, "the actual thanksgiving is what we do for the Lord, not what you do after coming to the church for the thanksgiving."

"We must know that whatever we are was made possible by God," the Governor stated at the service which was attended by retinue of legislators from within and outside the state.

He added, "I must congratulate Hon. Elekeokwuri for the church hall, we must always remember our beginning; with the church building, both the church and the community are happy and I thank our traditional rulers for ensuring that their communities are peaceful which has ensured that I am not distracted in what I am doing."

The Governor used the occasion to call for prayers for Nigeria, especially, those holding political offices, disclosing that times are tough but, with prayers, God will intervene.

"Times are tough and the solution can only be found in God, we should pray for our leaders and we shall indeed, prosper; peace is the first thing a man desires and it is my hope that God will give Nigeria peace, give peace to our state, give us peace as individuals and we will continue to do our best for our state," the Governor reiterated.

Hon. Elekeokwuri at the occasion thanked God for His blessings and used the occasion to describe Governor Okowa as a man who talks less and do more.

"We have a Governor that makes a lot of sacrifice, I can tell you that some of us got our official cars before he (the Governor) got his, he is a man who talks less and do more and we should continue to support and pray for him," the law maker said.

Preaching at the occasion, the Bishop of Ika Diocese of the Anglican Communion, Rt. Rev. Peter Onekpe commended Governor Okowa for his support for the growth of the church, stating, "you (Governor Okowa) are proving that you can be a Christian and be a good politician."

He decried situation where people holding political positions enriched themselves at the expense of the masses, observing, "if all the money that were said to be embezzled are used in this country, then we should be a rich nation."

The church hall donated by the legislator was dedicated at the occasion while a copy of the Bible was presented as a gift to the Governor.

Tuesday, 21 June 2016

Attribute Your Success To God, Not Man, Says Okowa





... As PDP Chairman, Esiso Gives Thanks To God

DELTA State Governor, Senator Dr. Ifeanyi Okowa has said, success can only come from God and man should not take credit for what God has done.

Speaking on the (19/06/16) at a thanksgiving service by the Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Delta State, Barr. Kingsley Esiso at the Living Faith Church, also known as Winners Chapel, Sapele, Governor Okowa observed that nobody can take credit for the success of another man other than God.
"In everything we do, it is important that we recognize the fact that it is only God that can make it happen," he said, noting that the book of Psalms made it clear that help comes from God.

"No man can help you unless God has ordained it, so, always give credit to God for everything," the Governor emphasized.
While congratulating Barr. Esiso for emerging as the Chairman of the PDP in the state, Governor Okowa urged him to brace up for future challenges, stating that he should be prayerful for God to enable him surmount challenges that goes with such positions.

"You can only get strength from God; if not for The Lord who is on your side, you will not be where you are today, it is not about Governor Okowa," he stated, adding, "give thanks to God, trust in Him and His grace will come abundantly on you because, If you trust Him, He will be able to do a lot of things for you."

He used the occasion to thank Deltans for their support, and urged them to extend same to all political office holders.
 
The Governor said, "we are in a very critical time as a nation and we should pray for our leaders rather than curse them; from the Presidency, the Governor to the lowest leader, learn to pray for them because, I believe that as the church prays, The Lord will heal the land."
 
Barr. Esiso at the occasion said he deserved to thank God for His blessings and traced his relationship with Governor Okowa to eleven years ago and since then, he has every reason to thank God.
"I am here to say God, thank you, I am here to appreciate God Almighty for His goodness in my life and the life of my family; when God speaks to you, listen because, my God told me that when there is no way, God will open a way for you," he said, disclosing, "about 11 years ago, I was in my house in Sapele when Dr, Okowa called me to meet him in Commissioners quarters in Asaba, then, he was the Commissioner for Health; he said, Kingsley, please, come and work with me, you will not be working for me but, you will be working for yourself, I keyed very seriously, commitedly and efficiently to my Governor, he is a promise keeper."
 
He added, "I want to appreciate every member of our party, the PDP for your support, if God can do it for me today, He can do it for you and I am also thanking God for the numerous things He is doing in my life."
 
Earlier, Pastor Israel Olajide, District Pastor, Sapele has urged Christians to rely on "God's favour, you will not labour in vain, you need Jesus to have rest, with Jesus, peace will come to you."
Eminent personalities from the state and beyond attended the ceremony.

"BE COMMITTED TO THE UPBRINGING OF YOUR CHILDREN" GOV. OKOWA


Delta State Governor, Senator Dr. Ifeanyi Okowa has charged Deltans to be committed to God and bring up their children in the ways of the Lord.

Speaking at the weekend,during the funeral service held at St. Paul's Anglican Church Emede,Isoko South Local Government Area for Late Mr. Shedrach Amagada, Father of Dame Orezi Esievo, member representing Isoko South1 constitutency in the State House of Assembly, Senator Okowa advised Parents to spend time with their children and direct them aright in the ways of the Lord especially in their studies and behaviour.

According to him " Know that whatever you do on earth, it is important to stay committed to God and Humanity, parents should make out time to be with their children always and be interested in their education and welfare, the youths should also have time for their studies and abide by the ways of God to become responsible citizens."

"Please, the more we devote our lives to the word of God and abide by it the better our lives and families will be," he said adding that "the Late Pa Amagada from his biography was committed to God and struggled to acquire education, we are all here to witness the kind of life he lived, we can see this in the children he left behind."

The governor was accompanied to the ceremony by his wife Dame Edith, his Deputy, Barrisgter Kingsley Otuaro, PDP state Chairman, Barrister Kingsley Esiso, members of the state executive council among others.

In a sermon, titled "Rest in a Restless world" by the Bishop of Oleh Diocese, Rt. Revd. John Aruakpor, the clergy explained that the world of today was restless because peace has eluded the world and there was war and crisis everywhere but that those in the Lord still find peace.

He noted that Christians can only find peace in the lord when they have faith and confess to the lordship of Jesus Christ in their lives saying " You can be a Christian, yet have no rest, it is only when we hear the word of God and live by it that we can have rest in a restless world."

Late Pa Shadrach Amagada was survived by three wives, ten children and 16 grand children, he died at the age of 80 years.

Wednesday, 15 June 2016

Delta To Introduce Boarding System In Schools, Says Okowa


... Commissions More Projects

DELTA State Governor, Senator Dr. Ifeanyi Okowa has said boarding system will be introduced in some of the schools in the state from next academic session.

The Governor dropped the hint yesterday (14/06/16) at Ofagbe, Isoko North local government area of the state while commissioning the rebuilt Ofagbe Technical College, Ofagbe as part of activities lined up to celebrate his one year in office.

The Governor also, commissioned Eni Primary School, Ellu and inspected the on-going construction work of Owheologbo/Abbi road project, also in Isoko North Local Government Area of the state.
According to Governor Okowa, his administration was not going to compromise technical education off the youths of the state which will enable them to be future entrepreneurs and employers of labour.
It is on record that to encourage skill acquisition, shortly after assumption of duty in 2015, Governor Okowa awarded the contract to reconstruct three technical schools into the state, viz: the technical school at Ofagbe, Sapele and Agbor.

"We need to re-equip our schools after providing the physical structures, we need to establish the boarding facilities from the next academic session," the Governor said, stating, "technical education is one of our cardinal programmes because, they afford our youths the opportunity to acquire skills and be employers of labour in future."

He added, "we require this school and many other schools in the state to develop skills of our youths who will in turn, provide employment for our children in the future."

The Commissioner for Basic and Secondary Education in the state, Mr Chiedu Ebie at the occasion, said, "now that Ofagbe Technical College has been repositioned as a world class institution through massive infrastructural upgrades and refurbishment by the state government, there comes the time for the entire Ofagbe Community to reciprocate this kind gesture through community participation to secure and protect the school from vandalism and theft."

In a related development, Governor Ifeanyi Okowa has commissioned the rehabilitated cum constructed Kefas/Old Emede/Uzere road, Oleh in Isoko South local government area of Delta State amidst pomp and pageantry.

Speaking at the occasion, Governor Okowa assured Deltans, particularly, the Isoko people of more people-oriented programmes, observing that the contractor handling section C of Ughelli/Asaba road dualization project has been mobilized to site.
He used the occasion to appeal to warring communities in Isoko to embrace peace, saying, "I want to advise the youths of Emede and Igbide to embrace peace, I don't think if a man kills a fellow brother, he will be applauded for it, the killing of another brother will not make the land to be your own, it is time for us to talk to ourselves."

The Governor urged elders to always give information to security agents to nip security challenges in the bud, reiterating, "let us be wise, let us be cautious, let us live in peace with our neighbours."

He charged the elders of the communities to cooperate with the Committee set up by the Local Government Chairman, Hon. Itiako Ikpokpo and help ensure peace in the area stressing "It is wrong for the elders in this area to hide the identity of those youths perpetuating this evil, they should contribute to ensuring the maintenance of peace and cooperate with the committee set up by the council chairman Hon. Itiako lkpokpo to look into the crisis and l hope that a lasting solution will be found so that my administration can continue with its vision for the development of Isoko land."

President-General of Isoko Development Union (IDU), High Chief Iduh Amadhe at the occasion, said, "Your Excellency, we express our appreciation for your magnanimity towards the Isoko nation, we will remember you for making the best out of a difficult situation by completing the DELSU, Oleh Campus Access Road, completion and commissioning of the DELSU, Oleh Campus Law Faculty Complex, and on-going efforts by your administration at ensuring the accreditation of courses for Law and Engineering Faculties at the Oleh Campus of the DELSU, upgrading and improvement of physical structures of the Ofagbe Technical College and the Owhe-Ologbo/Abbi road construction work which is on-going."

The President-General thanked Governor Okowa for, "the rehabilitation of the old Oleh/Emede road, widening of the shoulders of the road from the Delta State Polytechnic, Ozoro to Notre Dame College, Ozoro, renovation of many primary schools in Isoko land, construction of the road leading to to the Anglican Grammar School, Iyede and the resurfacing of Otovo and other streets in Iyede; the recent approval for the construction of the Isoko Unity House which when completed, shall be pride and rallying point for every Isoko man and the oneness of purpose of the Isoko ethnic nationality.

Wednesday, 8 June 2016

Stephen Keshi Was A Great Patriot, Achiever ― Okowa


Delta State Governor, Senator Ifeanyi Okowa has described the sudden demise of former Super Eagles Player and Coach, Stephen Okechukwu Keshi as tragic and a monumental loss to football in Nigeria, Africa and the entire world.

The Governor in a tribute and condolence message signed by his Chief Press Secretary, Mr Charles Ehiedu Aniagwu, extolled the leadership qualities and sterling contributions of the former Super Eagles Captain and Coach to the growth and development of football in Nigeria and Africa.

According to Governor Okowa, the sterling contributions of Stephen Keshi to the development of football in Nigeria and Africa is legendary, commendable and worthy of emulation as a great patriot and achiever having led Nigeria to win the African Nations Cup twice as a player and Coach.

Okowa said: "On behalf of the government and people of Delta State, I commiserate with the family of the late Stephen Okechukwu Keshi, and the entire football loving fans in Nigeria over the demise of the late Super Eagles former Captain and Coach.

"The remarkable achievements recorded by the Nigeria Super Eagles in 1994 and 2013 were unarguably due to his indefatigable role as the Captain and Coach of the Super Eagles in those glorious years culminating in the winning of the African Nations Cup.

"Delta State and indeed Nigerians has lost a great man whose contributions to the football world can best be described as legendary".

"He will be sorely missed by all and sundry whose lives he affected in several ways. I therefore urge all who mourn the demise of Stephen Keshi to take solace in the fact that his was a life of great accomplishments and service to humanity in which we give thanks to the Almighty God for the indelible footprints of his achievements in the sands of time."

Wednesday, 27 April 2016

Okowa Will Not Tolerate Laziness, Says Uzum


The Executive Assistant to the Governor in charge of Directorate of Orientation, Barr. Eugene Uzum, has warned civil servants to desist from any form of laziness in carrying out their duties.

Addressing staff of the Directorate of Orientation on resumption of duty, Barr. Uzum frowned at situation where staff of the Directorate reports late to work, noting that they should set examples for other Deltans, especially, civil servants.

According to him, "we have moved round the buildings and I am highly disappointed at what we saw; I seriously frown at the level of ineptitude among the staff of the Directorate because, as at 8.30am, civil servants have not resumed at their offices, the entire building was still under lock and key, no sign of life and the level of dirtiness we have seen here today can only be imagined than experienced."

"As staff of Directorate of Orientation, we are bound to set examples for other civil servants including other Deltans; Governor Okowa will not tolerate any form of laziness," he said, asserting, "orientation should take center stage in every administration because it is the information at the disposal of the people that they work with; so, if we are to use this office as a benchmark for every other office in this state, then we have a very serious problem."

"Governor Okowa is in a hurry to develop Delta State and as staff of the Orientation Directorate, it is the grand design for orientation to keep citizens on top of government policies and to act as a feed back mechanism for policy makers towards the implementation of the SMART Agenda," he reiterated.

While disclosing that, "it is our task to mobilize public opinion to support government programmes and policies," Barr. Uzum called for the support of the staff to achieve the task of ensuring positive attitudinal change among Deltans.

Earlier, the Director of Orientation, Mr Willy Sowho apologized to the Executive Assistant and his team for coming late, assuring that the staff of the Directorate would always put in their best to achieve the set goals of the government.

The Executive Assistant in company of his team members, Hon. Innocent Esewezie, representing Delta North, Comrade Rex Anighoro, Delta Central and Prince Abugo, Delta South were conducted round the Directorate by Mr. Conference Kotor and other members of staff.

Monday, 11 April 2016

NATIONAL ECONOMIC MELT DOWN COULD NOT DETER OKOWA FROM BUILDING ROADS IN DELTA


.....Say Comrade Godspower Omafuvwe Asiuwhu ( SA - SOCIAL MEDIA )

In less than 3 months in Office, His Excellency Sen.Dr.Ifeanyi Arthur Okowa, the Executive Governor of Delta State commenced the building of roads across the state in spite of the very poor financial situation occasioned by the constantly falling price of crude oil.

Failed Portions on various roads already been addressed , Ughelli - Asaba road now receiving attention as work has commenced earnestly on Afiesere Road in Ughelli North Local Government Area and Uduophori road in Patani Local Government Area.
Other Roads under construction includes Osonia Road, Cable Point, Alisimie-Ozanogogo road, Orikeze Street road, Dualization of Nnebisi Road from traffic light junction to Cable Point, Palace road Owa-Oyibu, Construction of Ikokogbe/Idumizormor road, Ogala/Chukwuemeke Street, Construction of Christ Embassy Church road Asaba, Construction of Esenwa Street, Asaba, Extension of Access road to Orthopaedic and General Surgical wards and Doctors Quarters - Federal Medical Center Asaba, Construction of Usonia street Asaba, Construction of Kefas Road Oleh, Construction of Imudia/Dr. White street , - Construction of Okpanam road, while construction of old
Agbor - Lagos road linking Asaba - Benin Express way is almost completed.

The list will not be completed without mentioning
Oleh-Emede road
Oteri township road
Dederu & Ejiyere road and
phasing out Warri BRT for a 6 lane carriage-way, to mention but a few, these roads are physically there for Deltans and non Deltans to see.

It is pertinent to note that this administration led by Governor Okowa in determined to deliver on her campaign promises coined as PROSPERITY FOR ALL DELTANS AS encapsulated in SMART AGENDA as well as ensuring that Deltans enjoys the dividends of democracy.

The Need for building these road therefore can not be over emphazed as better road networks no doubt will decrease road fatalities.
Road has undeniable socio-economic benefits which are often underestimated in difference to its negative impacts, better road networks no doubt will decrease road fatalities

Roads are the heart of our social and economic development. Supporting road means contributing to this process. The sheer reach of road networks make them an almost universal land-transport infrastructure. There has to be a global interest in a balanced social and economic development, as in today’s world a development, no matter how far it may seem away, can have an impact on every one of us.

Road constructions has reduced friction of distance; it has facilitated trade;it has allowed the improvement of movement of people and goods; it has contributed to remove barriers and led to an overall better standard of living.
Since Road is a major determinant in industrialization of a state, it is only better therefore that any government which gives credent to building of roads should be applauded and ENCOURAGED.

DELTANS ! GOVERNOR OKOWA IS WORKING FOR YOU LET US THEREFORE SUPPORT AND ENCOURAGE THIS GOVERNMENT TO ENABLE US ALL BUILD THE DELTA STATE OF OUR DREAM

Sunday, 3 April 2016

Photos from the wakekeep/burial of mother of CBN Governor, Emefiele; Dangote, Governors Okowa, Obiano, others in attendance.


The mother of the Governor of Central Bank of Nigeria, late Mrs Alice Ohumagholem Emefiele was laid to rest today in Agbor, Delta State following a Christian/traditional wake keep yesterday.


Delta State Governor, Senator Ifeanyi Okowa was joined by Aliko Dangote, His Royal Majesty Kiagborkuzi the I, Dein of Agbor Kingdom, Cross River State Governor, Prof. Ben Ayade, Anambra State Governor, Chief Willie Obiano and other well meaning Nigerians at Agbor to bid farewell to Mrs Emefiele. She was 94 years.





Photo credit: Ifeanyi/Ovie Success

Friday, 25 March 2016

"HRM Obi Efeizomor II; A Symbol Of Humility"- Gov. Okowa


Delta State Governor Senator Ifeanyi Okowa has described His Royal Majesty Obi (Dr) Emmanuel Efeizomor II as a symbol of humility who has impacted positively on his people and the state.

The governor who said this on Thursday (24/3/16) at Obi Efeizomor’s 78th Birthday anniversary and Book presentation in Owa-Oyibu, Ika North East local government area stated that HRM was a monarch whose reign has brought incredible transformation and continuous peace to Owa Kingdom.

The occasion which attracted dignitaries from across the state including the state Deputy Governor, Barr. Kingsley Otuaro, member representing Ika Federal Constituency, Hon. Victor Nwokolo, Chief Judge, Justice Marshall Umukoro, former deputy governors, top government functionaries and traditional rulers had presentation of a book titled "The Living Legend".

According to him "I thank God Almighty for your life because in your reign and even at your age you have rewritten the history of Owa Kingdom, through your hard work, drive and focus you have continued to grow this land as well as ensured that peace remains across this kingdom".

"As a peace builder you have done your best to positively impact on the development of this kingdom and the state, your humility and friendliness has made you a symbol that is cherished by all who meet you" the governor said.

Earlier, Chairman of the occasion, Prof. Sam Oyovbaire, congratulated HRM Obi Efeizomor II on his birthday celebration and called for more active roles to be executed by traditional rulers, explaining that "the federal and state government cannot effectively govern the people without the input of our traditional rulers as they are at the grassroots and know what the people truly need".

Saturday, 28 November 2015

So Sad: Borno Buries 81 Boko Haram Victims


The corpses of eighty-one Boko Haram victims has been retrieved and buried by the Bama local government area of Borno state.

The bodies were dumped by the insurgents in the Yadzaram river after the terrorists captured Bama town on Monday, September 1, 2014.

Alhaji Ali Gujja, the chairman of Bama LGA, said the remains which were mainly skeletons, were buried on by the council officials on Thursday, November 26.

While speaking with journalists on Thursday, Gujja added that the skeletons were exhumed along the river beds by volunteers and some members of the Civilian Joint Task Force (CJTF).

The LG chairman explained that the corpses could not be retrieved from the flowing river immediately after the killings because of insecurity in Bama.

He said the corpses were floating on the river for so long while some laid on the river beds for over a year.

The LG chairman stated that some volunteers and members of CJTF exhumed the remains of the 81 victims.

He lamented that the insurgents dumped several bodies of residents in two cement wells in three wards of Bama.

Gujja said following the killings, the affected wells had been sealed up and their environs fumigated to prevent further outbreak of air and water-borne diseases in the town.

Meanwhile, newly liberated towns of Borno state are to get new supplies of relief materials.

Alhaji Mohammed Kanar, the Northeast zonal coordinator of the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA), made this know on Wednesday, November 25.

The Punch reports that this was the second time the agency would be distributing relief items to people of Dikwa.

According to Kanar, the agency will be moving into Bama, Gwoza, Askira-Uba, Marte and Baga local government areas to distribute relief materials.

Kanar, noted in an address to the internally displaced persons, rehabilitation of structures destroyed in the fray will commence as soon as the agency gets final clearance from the military.

Still regarding the issue of insurgency within Borno state, the government has revealed shocking details of how much territory the jihadists still had under their control.

Wednesday, 28 October 2015

PRESIDENT BUHARI, GOV IFEANYI OKOWA AND OTHERS IN NEW DELHI FOR 3RD INDIA-AFRICA SUMMIT


President Buhari, Gov Ifeanyi Okowa, Executive Governor of Delta State and Others arrives New Delhi India to attend the 3rd India-Africa Forum Summit. 27th Oct 2015









President Buhari Happy As WHO Removes Nigeria From Polio-Endemic List


President Mohammadu Buhari has expressed happiness on the formal removal of Nigeria from the list of polio-endemic countries by the U.N. World Health Organization.

Speaking at a ceremony at the presidential villa in Abuja to mark that polio is no longer endemic in the country, President Buhari expressed his happiness and vowed to maintain the status. The president also stated that the government will do their best to protect these gains and ensure that polio does not return. He has promised to increase surveillance and immunization to completely eradicate the disease by 2017.
The president said: “It is with great pleasure that I receive you and your team today on this very happy event, marking more than a year in which no polio case was reported in our country. For 14 consecutive months, Nigeria has not recorded any new case of polio virus. This, as I had been briefed, is the first step towards certification of Nigeria as polio virus free country by WHO in the next two years.
This achievement, I recall, also resonated at the 70th UN General Assembly when the Director-General of WHO, Dr. Margaret Chan, mentioned it. I therefore commend WHO for their consistent steawardship in Global Health Security As you are aware our, efforts to to eradicate this crippling disease started in 1998. It has taken a lot of toll on our country in terms of human and material resources.
We are however not relenting as we are determined to achieve our collective goal of saving our children from further paralysis from polio. I want to assure you that there will be no complacency, as we will maintain and improve on our surveillance system as well as raise the childhood population immunity against the polio virus to avoid any spread of the disease.
The federal government will sustain the current momentum and we shall continue to regard this campaign as an emergency until we are declared polio free in the next two years. I would like to reiterate the federal government’s commitment towards the achievement of a polio free Nigeria in 2017. The Government will sustain the needed funding for operations and vaccine procurement for the programme.
Also, the Presidential Task force on Polio Eradication will be reconstituted under the leadership of the Federal Ministry of Health to provide political direction and oversight in order to avoid complacency and relapse. I would like to place on record my recommendation for the vaccinators, community mobilizers, partners, parents and caregivers who have supported the polio eradication initiative of Government through the years.
I would like to commend the support of our traditional and religious leaders who have contributed immensely to the polio eradication efforts. By the same token we thank development partners, particularly WHO, UNICEF, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, USAID, US-CDC, Rotary International, and a host of others who contributed financially and materially to the over-all efforts.”
It would be recalled that Rotary International has released N 1.38 billion ($6.9 million) to Nigeria as an encouragement for the country to stay free of polio disease. As recently as 2012, Nigeria accounted for more than half of all polio cases worldwide. Since then, a concerted effort by all levels of government, civil society, religious leaders and tens of thousands of dedicated health workers have resulted in Nigeria successfully stopping polio.

Thursday, 22 October 2015

Okowa tasks schools on technical education


By Akpokona Omafuaire & Brisibe Perez

WARRI—Delta State governor, Dr. Ifeanyi Okowa, has tasked schools on the need to establish and encourage technical education in their curriculum.

Okowa spoke at the 4th annual national dinner and 70th anniversary of Government College, Ughelli, celebrated by the school’s old students in Warri.

The governor, who was represented by the Secretary to the State Government, Festus Ovie Agas, explained that the state government was doing everything in line with its educational policy to resuscitate and encourage skill acquisition.

He noted that this was evidenced in the Skills Training and Entrepreneurship Programme, STEP, and Youth Agricultural Entrepreneurs Programme, YAEP.

The governor assured that his government would consider the request to set up a governing council for effective management of the premier college.

Speaking on the topic Education and the Next Utopia, Professor Godini Darah, a member of the defunct National Conference, commended the state government for its Delta Beyond Oil initiative.

Darah noted that although the programme appeared glamorous, it would be ineffective if it was not linked to education.

He said: “If the right technocrats are not trained towards actualising the programme, it becomes ineffective because the more educated we are, the more productive we become.”

Chairman of the event, Alaowei Broderick Bozimo, a former Minister of Police Affairs, noted that Government College, Ughelli, would continue to sail higher given the calibre of graduates it had produced.

Earlier, President-General World wide of Government College Ughelli Old Boys Association, GCUOBA, Prof. Oritsegbemi Omatete, spoke on the importance of excellence as reflected in the culture of the school since it was founded in 1945.

Five old mariners of the school, Prof. John Pepper Clark, Olorogun Miller Uloho, Prof. Peter Hugbo, Prof Vremudia Diejomaoh and Prof Oritsegbemi Omatete were honoured with lifetime achievement awards.

Wednesday, 7 October 2015

Journalists wait impatiently for Diezani at Charing Police Station


Journalists Blogger, social commentator, activist Kayode Ogundamisi was among the hordes of newsmen waiting at the Charing Cross Police Station in London for the appearance of Diezani Alison-Madueke, former Nigerian Petroleum Minister.

She was brought to this station on Friday after she was arrested, along with four other persons, by the UK National Crime agency on suspicions of bribery and money laundering. She was given a conditional bail, her passport seized and asked to report today.

Diezani was Nigeria’s first female oil minister, under whose watch Nigeria was immersed in fraudulent trillion naira oil subsidy payments, unprecedented oil theft and the disappearance of $20billion oil revenue.

Monday, 24 August 2015

The Origins And History Of Ika People Of Anioma


Agbor consists of 23 villages and a metropolis called Orogodo (Boji-Boji). The villages are as follow: (i) Ogbemudein, (ii) Ihaikpen, (iii) Ogbeisore, (iv) Ihogbe, (v) Alifekede, (vi)Omumu, (vii) Alisor, (viii) Alilehan,(ix) Alisor, (x) Ewuru, (xi) Alisimien, (xii) Aliokpu (xiii) Idumu-Oza, (xiv) Obielihe, (xv) Ogbeisogban, (xvi) Alizomo, (xvii) Ozanogogo (Ozzara), (xviii) Ekuku Agbor, (xix) Alihami, (xx) Alihagwu, (xxi) Oki, (xxii) Emuhun, (xxiii) Boji-Boji Agbor.

According to Iwueze Chukwu Ebuke and Iwueze Awele Success, “The villages of Alisor, Alilehan and Ozanogogo are not Ika speaking. They speak an Edoid language known especially to Ika speakers, as Oza or Ozara”.

From several sources available for study, we learn that the headquarters of Agbor were moved to different quarters of the community perhaps because the people needed to survive the constant wars it entered into with Benin. The existence of the kingdom meant continuous relocation of its headquarters in search of safety. The most recent of these headquarters was Ime-obi (1935).

Owa

Owa is certainly one of the largest Ika communities. It shares boundaries with Agbor, Abavo, Idumuesah, Umunede and Ute-Okpu. Interestingly, some of Owa communities are found in Edo State such as Iru and Owariuzor (Evbu Obanosa).

Owa is an example of Ika community with dual Nri and Benin origin. Oyibu or Owa Oyibu was founded by Odogu the son of Ijie (Ijue) of Ute Okpu from Nri, in present South Eastern part of the country. Other villages in the community had their settlers migrating from Benin (Forde and Jones, 1967) and other Agbor areas (Iwueze Chukwu Ebuke and Iwueze Awele Success). Owa Eke village was founded by Ekei and his wife who migrated from Benin (Whiting, 1936). Aliero was founded by Omi and his wife who hailed and migrated from Benin.

Owa migration might have begun around 900AD with Nri migrants first settling at Ute-Okpu around 12th and 13th Century led by Ijue. It was from Ute-okpu that Odogu founded Owa Dynasty.

Quarters

Owa comprises seven villages that are: (i) Oyibu, (ii) Owa Alidinma, (iii) Owanta, (iv) Aliro, (v) Alizomor, (vi) Ufie, (vii) Owa Eke, (viii) Boji-Boji Owa (Metropolis)

Umunede

Umunede is another major Ika community. It is strategically located along the busy road thus its commercial importance, if properly harnessed. Umunede is especially situated on a plateau about 15 kilometres from Asaba lying close to other important Ika communities such as Akumazi Umuocha, Ekwuoma, Emuhu and Mbiri. Its location also made it the headquarters of the Second Division of the Nigerian War during the Nigerian Civil War.

Oral tradition of the people believes that Umunede was founded by Ede and his wife, Iye who migrated from Benin and settled in the present land thus the name “Umu Ede” (Children of Ede) which is now “Umunede” that the settlement bears till date.

The date of Umunede’s foundation is traced to the era of Oba Ewedo who reigned 1250-1280 AD. There was probably another wave of migration from Benin during the reign of Oba Ewuare, the Great (1440-1448 AD). Historians are of the opinions that there might have been people before Ede and his wife arrived at the present location of Umunede this is difficult to prove though. Evidences of certain other quarters that existed in the town suggest that there might have been Yoruba settlements in the area between 16th and 19th centuries. Ibos of the South East were the last to join the settlement.

Although, Umunede traces its origin to Benin like most Ika communities, Stranfield (1936) opines that “from Legend they are of Benin descent but in language and social structure they resemble closely the Ibos of Ogwashi and Uburukwu clans in the Asaba Division”.

It is argued that Ede brought the Benin form of leadership to the location. The descendants of Ileje also called Ogele play the traditional role of installing the Obi of Umunede.

Quarters

Umunede has the following four villages: (i) Idumugba, (ii) Ogbe Obi, (iii) Idumuile, (iv) Idumuilege.

Mbiri

Mbiri shares boundaries with Umunede , Agbor , Igbanke , Ekpon and Igbodo.

The oral tradition of Mbiri, one of Ika communities claims that the settlement was founded by a certain man known as Arun (Aren) from Native Doctor’s Quarters in Benin. Arun was said to have migrated from Iwaisi from where he led the migrants that founded Mbiri. The account also states that Arun, the founder of Mbiri had four children who also founded a number of Ika towns including Igbanke.

Some sources may claim that the Ikeze are the aboriginals of the present Mbiri settlement. The implication being that Arun met them on the present land which of course explains the reason behind Ikeze people’s possession of the principal deity of Mbiri Kingdom. In fact, it is the Ogele (Diokpa) of Ikeze that installs the Obi of Mbiri. There are strong evidences that other villages of Mibiri may have arrived from Agbor, Igbodo, Ubulu Uku and Ogwashi Uku. If this is acceptable then Mbiri would historically be a mixture of Edo and Igbo of across the Niger though this is contestable.

Mbiri strategically lies along the Lagos-Benin-Onitsha Expressway thus potentially predisposed to commercial investment. Today, Mbiri proudly hosts a farm settlement covering almost 2,000 hectares of land as well as hosting the only Command Secondary School in the whole of South South geo-political zone of the country.

The principal deity of Mbiri people is “Araba”, a water goddess. Other deities include Mkpitime, Olokun and Ali Uzugbo.

Abavo

Abavo (also known as Awuu) lies close to Agbor community. It also shares border with some Edo speaking communities. This community was said to have been founded by Awu from Awu (Forde and Jones, 1967). By implication, the account believes that Awu, the founder of Abavo hailed from Abavo which to historians seemed very unlikely. The more popular oral account of the people believes that the settlement was founded by Awu but completely differs from Forde and Jones’ account by regarding Awu’s original home as Benin from where he escaped to avoid being offered as sacrifice by the Benin people.

Quarters

Abavo is made up of five quarters namely: (i) Obi-Ayima, (ii) Udomi, (iii) Azuowa, (iv) Igbogili, (v) Ogbe-Obi

Otolokpo

Otolokpo is one Ika community that has not had its history completely researched into but sketchy sources available to it claims that most of its villages were founded by Gbogbo from Benin though it is acknowledged that other migrants from Agbor and Ute-Ogbeje would settle in the town thus forming some of the other villages of the community. Evidences of Otolokpo’s Benin is mostly expressed in the names of its villages.

Quarters

Otolokpo has seven villages that are:

(i) Umuhu, (ii) Idumu-oji, (iii) Ogbe-Obi, (iv) Idumu-Obome, (v) Achala, (vi) Alugba, (vii) Idumu-Okete

Agbor Residents Want Sale Of Fuel Above Govt Rate Probed


THE Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria (IPMAN) has been urged to investigate the continuous sale of petrol above pump price at Agbor and its environs.

Residents, who spoke to The Pointer in separate interviews, decried the sale of the product above the recommended pump price of N87 by most filling stations, and the under dispensing that has become the order of the day.

According to a civil servant, Mr. Benson Okoh, the situation calls for urgent measures to address the exploitation of the people by the petrol dealers.

He said it has become so alarming that petrol stations within Agbor and Boji Boji Owa ration their sales so that the people will be compelled to buy at whatever price they decide to sell.

Mr. Okoh stated that most stations sell above N110.00 and some N100.00, and called on relevant agencies, particularly IPMAN to come to the aid of the people.

Also, a trader, Chinedu Ubaka, while corroborating Okoh’s position, said the ugly trend deserves government attention, to save the people from enslavement from the hands of petrol stations.

He emphasised that the problem of under dispensing be critically addressed so that consumers of the product can heave sighs of relief.

Ubaka said it is unfortunate, stations within the Ika nation refused to revert to the N87 as recommended by the Federal Government, urging IPMAN to help enforce compliance within Ika Nation.

Meanwhile, investigation by The Pointer revealed that most stations including MRS along Old Lagos Asaba Road, sell N100 per liter, while their meter still maintained the usual N87.00 on the dispensing machine.

The station’s attendant refused to speak with The Pointer when asked about the price being displayed and actual pump price being sold to consumers.

Further investigations showed that it is prevalent within the metropolis, as most stations display the N87.00 on their pump machine while selling above N110.00 to avoid being caught unaware by officials of the various agencies monitoring compliance.

OKOWA SIGNS DESOPADEC AMENDMENT BILL INTO LAW


Delta State Governor, Senator Ifeanyi Okowa has signed the Delta State Oil Producing Areas Development Commission (DESOPADEC) amendment bill into law.

IKA WEEKLY
The bill was signed on Thursday, August 18, 2015 by the governor in the presence of the Speaker of the Delta State House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. Monday Igbuya and the Deputy Speaker, Hon. Friday Osanebi, other principal officers of the House as well as the Secretary to the State Government, Hon. Festus Ovie Agas.

Governor Okowa thanked God that the amendment Bill after a rigorous process has been signed into Law and it would tackle the challenges of oil producing communities in the state.Speaking after signing the amendment bill into Law, Governor Okowa said, “You have just witnessed the signing into Law of the DESOPADEC amendment Bill 2015 to the original law of 2006 establishing the Delta State Oil Producing Areas Development Commission. This amendment bill was forwarded to the House of Assembly in the course of this administration a few weeks ago and we want to thank God that the House has completed the process of passing into law the amendment bill of 2015 to the original DESOPADEC law.”

“There was a lot of interest when this bill was presented to the House of Assembly and as its customary of Deltans who are very bright and vibrant, a lot of people showed interest and they had the opportunity to contribute their quota towards a robust commission” he said.

He added “I want to thank God that the Delta State House of Assembly took the bill to public hearing and Deltans made their contributions to enrich the bill, there was a lot of engagement and misconception that arose from the fact that some people did not even know what was in the original law and did not know what was contained in the amendment bill that was sent to the House. We thank God that at the end, the bill was in the best interest of Delta State and the oil producing communities in particular.”

The governor noted that, “through this law, we are now establishing a management team for DESOPADEC which will meet with the expectations for which the commission was initially established, membership of the Board remains but now, we have brought in a management structure that can see us through to the future of the commission that we all desire, a commission that will be structured to impact positively on the lives of our people in terms of infrastructural development, social services and economic services.”

The Governor while commending members of the Delta State House of Assembly for their proactive approach to law making called on them to continue to stay vibrant and ensure that they continue to collaborate with the executive arm towards impacting more positively on the lives of Deltans.”

The Governor disclosed that, “there is also another bill in the House which is the Delta State Contributory Health Insurance bill and it is our hope that the House is able to speedily pass that bill into law so that our people will benefit from the intentions of the bill.”

Continuing, “he said it is our hope that despite the challenges of the moment, we will stay focused in bringing prosperity to our people, not only in ensuring a healthy people but in the economy of the family and the development of different sectors of our state.”

Earlier, Rt. Hon. Igbuya had said, the bill was properly looked into by members of the House inspite of all the controversies surrounding the presentation of the bill.

Hon Igbuya observed that the controversies made the members of the public to understand that the bill has no harm, instead, it was actually to bring out the good intensions behind the creation of the commission.

LIST OF SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES FOR SKILLS TRAINING AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP PROGRAMME (STEP)


DELTA NORTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT

UKWUANI LGA
S/N SURNAME OTHER NAMES SEX
1 ENI MARANATHA EJOKEOGHENE FEMALE
2 OJUWA SAFIE AUTHENTIC MALE
3 OKONYE DENNIS MALE
4 ONYENENUE ELVIS MALE
5 IDIMAH ANTHONY CHINEDU MALE
6 OSUYALI NDUKA MALE
7 SITOYIBO FRANKLIN CHUKS MALE
8 OGONEGBU VERA IFEKAM FEMALE
9 OKPOCHINI OBIELUMANI EVE FEMALE
10 OSSAI ISHIOMA C. FEMALE
11 ENOMATE JAMES CHUKWUKA MALE
12 ESIMOBI UCHE GODSWILL MALE
13 OKUCHUKU A. ALBERT MALE
14 ANAMALI N. VIVIAN FEMALE
15 ALIKU NICHOLAS MALE
16 EKEZUE ELVIS .M. MALE
17 UWUMADU CHUKUNEKU COLLINS MALE
18 ADOH FELICIA KELICHA FEMALE
19 INEH LOVELYN CHIKA FEMALE
20 ONYENWOSA MARIAGORATHY UKAMAKA FEMALE
21 OYEM CHIKA FAVOUR FEMALE
22 CHUKUKA C ODIKAYOR MALE
23 OSAEMEKE P UGOCHUKU MALE
24 ESUME SABASTINE MALE
25 ILOME CHUKWUDI MALE
26 OKWUSA EMEKE MALE
27 ULOKU AMAECHI FESTUS MALE
28 NWACHUKU MAUREEN NWABUNO FEMALE

OSHIMILI SOUTH LGA
1 KWENTUA CHIEDU KELVIN MALE
2 ODIACHI JOHN UCHENNA MALE
3 IDEGWU BLESSING FEMALE
4 NWALUPUE IFY SUSAN FEMALE
5 OKOLIE JENNIFER ONYEKA FEMALE
6 UDOBI DEBORAH IFEANYI FEMALE
7 UZORCHUKWUMA ZION EKENE MALE
8 MOZEAH DUMEBI FEMALE
9 NWABUNWANNE IFEANYI JANE FEMALE
10 OKOLO ETUME FEMALE
11 OKONKWO AUGUTINA FEMALE
12 ANALO DANIEL OSITA MALE
13 NWABUOKEI PAUL NDUBISI MALE
14 ODITA PAUL (JNR) MALE
15 OKOLO EMEKA PASCHAL MALE
16 EJIOFOR HENREIETTA AWELE FEMALE
17 ILOBA UZOCHIKWE LUCIA FEMALE
18 NTOSI OGIAGELI FEMALE
19 OKOLO EMMANUEL MALE
20 OKWERI AUGUSTINE E. MALE
21 OLUONYE EMEKA VICTOR MALE
22 PETER MARCAULEY KOBIMDI MALE
23 ONYEMA JOY ANWULIKA FEMALE
24 ORAMADIKE ANNETH FEMALE
25 ATTOH CHUKWUEMEKA HYACINTH MALE
26 CHIOGOR IFEANYI EMMANUEL MALE
27 OKOTCHA MICHAEL O. MALE
28 ONIANWA O. ALEX MALE

OSHIMILI NORTH LGA
1 ONWUEMEZIE LILIAN NKEIRU FEMALE
2 ADUDU DORIS NGOZI FEMALE
3 IWELU BLESSING FEMALE
4 OKOLIE DIVINEWILL CHIAMAKA FEMALE
5 NNABUNDO LIDA IJEOMA CHIAZOR FEMALE
6 ODIAKOSA AMAMIFE UZOKRISTI FEMALE
7 ADIWE ANTHONY IFECHUKWUDE MALE
8 CHIKOMA JOHNPAUL OBIAJULU MALE
9 ODIBEI KATHERINE UKAMAKA FEMALE
10 DUNKWU IFEANYI MALE
11 IJEH BARRY A. MALE
12 IKEZUE CHUKWUDI SUNDAY MALE
13 OKONWA IFEANYI KANAYO MALE
14 OMEH JOSEPH ILEMA MALE
15 CHIAZOR EUGENE CHIBUZOR MALE
16 ONYEZOBI OSADEBE JUDE MALE
17 ABOH SUNDAY IBEH MALE
18 ONOCHIE HENRY CHIGOZIEM MALE
19 EMORDI BLESSING I FEMALE
20 NWAECHE FRED ANYIBUOFU MALE
21 NWANZE NDUKA AUSTIN MALE
22 ADIWE CHARLSE UDOKA MALE
23 IKECHUKWU FRANKLIN E MALE
24 OKEZE JSICHEI JUDE MALE
S/N SURNAME OTHER NAMES SEX
25 OKONUCHEI G. HENRY MALE
26 ABAH UGONWA FAVOUR FEMALE
27 MOKWENYE NKECHI VIVIAN FEMALE
28 BIACHI OGOCHUKWU ALEX MALE

NDOKWA WEST LGA
1 ABALE CHINELO GRACE FEMALE
2 NWAOMUCHA CHRISTABEL NWAKAEGO FEMALE
3 ODIACHI ASHINEDU PRISCILLIA FEMALE
4 OKUGUNI JENNIFER OMABI FEMALE
5 AKATA EMMANUEL MALE
6 ANABA LILIAN FEMALE
7 DIKADI LOVETH FEMALE
8 EZE PRINCESS NDUDI FEMALE
9 OGWEZI EBELE MERCY FEMALE
10 OKPOR ROSEMARY FEMALE
11 OLUFU BLESSING FEMALE
12 OLIE ASHIONYE OGENE FEMALE
13 ONYEMIKE IFEANYI FEMALE
14 OSABOFU OMESHAM FEMALE
15 OSSAITE OGECHI GLORIA FEMALE
16 ANIE MOSES MALE
17 OKONYE STANLEY SMILE MALE
18 OKPALA GILBERT IFEAKACHUKWU MALE
19 OSANEBI EZEKIEL MALE
20 OTUA EMMANUEL UGBOME MALE
21 OZONUWE CHUKWUDI MALE
22 OKOLIE NNEKA FEMALE
23 ANTHONY JOSHUA ONYEKA MALE
24 OKWEYE OGOCHUKWU KESTER MALE
25 ANIGALA CHINYERE BENITA FEMALE
26 ARACHIE VIVIAN FEMALE
27 UJOMOH FRANK CHIBUZOR MALE
28 UTI THOMPSON CHUKWUKA MALE

NDOKWA EAST LGA
1 KENEDINUM JOSEPHINE CHIGBU Female
2 CHIME CHUKWUMUANYA Female
3 ELOH O.KELVIN Male
4 NWABUZOR DONALD Male
5 OKAFOR LINDA EKWY Female
6 MGBABEGO BLESSING Male
7 UGODO LUCKY Male
8 OKOH CHIDI KENNETH Male
9 ANIEFOR CHIKA GENEVIEVE Female
10 ODILI GERTRUDE Female
11 OGHEDEGBE BLESSING N. Female
12 UGWUMMADU CHINELO Female
13 CHANUMUYA ONYEMEACHI FRANK Male
14 OBUMSELI HARRISON Male
15 ODILI UGOCHUKWU Male
16 ADINKWU CELESTNA OBIANIBERI Female
17 NWADIALOR AUGUSTINA NKEMDIUM Female
18 IDOLOR OVIE CYPRIAN Male
19 NWABUOKEI RAYMOND CHUKWUDUMMale
20 OBIORAH CHINEDU JOHN Male
21 OGENE KENNETH Male
22 OZOERUM INNOCENT CHUKWUDEME Male
23 TABOWEI GABRIEL Male
24 EDEMANYA A. SCHOLASTICA Female
25 AKPOTOR MICHAEL Male
26 ILIROMAH SAMUEL Male
27 OKOLIE JUSTINA Female
28 ANUKWU STEPHEN Male

IKA SOUTH LGA
1 MONYE IRORO JOAN FEMALE
2 AGBOILE FRIDAY MALE
3 OGBEH ADA EVELGY FEMALE
4 OGBOI JUSTICE MEKIRI MALE
5 OZUOR PATRICK MALE
6 NWAONICHA SUNDAY KENNETH MALE
7 UGBEIDE KINGSLEY MALE
8 ONYEOSE GLORIA FEMALE
9 EGHOBOR OHUMAEHUNI NWANNEKA FEMALE
10 AGBEYEKE SUNNY REX MALE
11 EKPOH CHUKWUEMEKE CHARLES MALE
12 ISIMAH C NWAKA MALE
13 OGUNMEYIN EMMANUEL MALE
14 MOMODU FESTUS MALE
15 OJEWA WINNER CHUKWURIMAZU MALE
16 IGHADE CHRISTIAN ONUWA MALE
17 OGWU RITA FEMALE
18 ALINMNIGBE PRECIOUS FEMALE
19 OBI OKOH OZIRI FEMALE
20 NDIDI HENRY LARRY MALE
21 NWUZU GODWIN MALE
22 AGWAZE IGHAYIN JULIET FEMALE
23 CHUKWUKA MERCY NKECHI FEMALE
24 GBENOBA VERONICA EBERE FEMALE
25 IRABOR MARY FEMALE
26 OJOUGBOH COMFORT FEMALE
27 OZUOR JULIET FEMALE
28 ONWUBUOYA CLETUS MALE

IKA NORTH EAST LGA
1 OZUE CHIEDU JOPHET FEMALE
2 UWEZUKWE KINGSLEY MALE
3 ALUKA BENEDICTA FEMALE
4 EKOKWU ISOMA MARY JANE FEMALE
5 LAZARUS STELLA UZOMA FEMALE
6 NWAISE PRECIOUS UCHENNA FEMALE
7 DOMINIC AZUBUIKE MALE
8 ECHEZOLEM ROLAND MALE
9 ETUONU SAMUEL MALE
10 IWOMI ONYEEMAECHI PIUS MALE
11 OKWUOKENYE FELIX C MALE
12 OTUNJI SHEDRACK MALE
13 OKONTA RITA MICHAEL FEMALE
14 MORDI ONYERO HERBERT MALE
15 BAWO IJEOMA E. MALE
16 IWEKA CHINONSO MALE
17 UDOR ONYE JOHN MALE
18 UBOH BLESSING C. FEMALE
19 AYEH LOVETH AWELE FEMALE
20 IBEGBULEM FAITH FEMALE
21 OBI NGOZI GRACE FEMALE
22 ONYEMAECHI .O. KESTER FEMALE
23 ALUKA KENNETH MALE
24 ANAYEOKWU MAXWELL IFEANYI MALE
25 ASHIEDU CHUKWULA MALE
26 OKAFOR HAPPY MALE
27 OKOLIE EMEKA MALE
28 ONGHARAKA ONYEISI ISAIAH MALE

ANIOCHA SOUTH LGA
1 OKOCHA SAMUEL CHIEJINE MALE
2 ENUONYE LINDA CHINWE FEMALE
3 EGOBIAMBU CYRIL NNAJI MALE
4 ONYEMAH O. LAWRENCE MALE
5 OZIA CHIDINMA WISDOM MALE
6 SOLOMON EKENE MALE
7 MOWETE MICHAEL PAUL IFEANYI MALE
8 NWAJEI MARTIN GEORGE MALE
9 OKONTA IFEANYI WISDOM MALE
10 UKPOLO ISIOMA CHUKWUEMEKAFEMALE
11 IDEGWU DORCAS FEMALE
12 ADIGWE STEPHEN MALE
13 ILECHIE AMAECHI MAXWELL MALE
14 MOEGBUNIWEAFAM BENJAMIN MALE
15 OFUANI FRANKLYN CHIEDU MALE
16 OKONYE KENNETH OKEY MALE
17 UNINI CHIEDU KINGSLEY MALE
18 ODIAKA FRANCIS MALE
19 NWAOKOLO KINGSLEY MALE
20 OKEZE FRANCIS CHINEDU MALE
21 OKONMA PAULINA FEMALE
22 ENEMUWE SALVATION MALE
23 CHENIMUYA OGWUGUA B. FEMALE
24 ASHIBUOGWU NKECHI .R. FEMALE
25 CHIADIKA WEYIMI DORIS FEMALE
26 EKWEMUKA VERA O. FEMALE
27 EMEAGWAI NKECHI J. FEMALE
28 OBI DEBORAH FEMALE

ANIOCHA NORTH LGA
1 UCHE CALISTUS IFECHUKWUDE MALE
2 AFODIGBUEOKWU HILARY EMEKA MALE
3 AZIH CHIJIOKE PHILIP MALE
4 ILOBA ONYEKA STEPHEN MALE
5 DIEI OZOEMMENEM MALE
6 ONYEKWE LARRY IFEANYI MALE
7 DUMBILI CHIGOZIE BLESSING FEMALE
8 ABOR TOCHUKWU JOEL MALE
9 ASIKADI FRANK OBI MALE
10 DIEI CHUKS CHUKWUMA MALE
11 ANINYEI BLESSING N. FEMALE
12 MORDI OGOR BENEDICT MALE
13 MONYE IJEOMA ROSEMARY FEMALE
14 IKECHUKWU IFEANYICHUKWU F MALE
15 ITALI MARTINESS MALE
16 MONYE HENRYAZUBUIKE MALE
17 NKEMBUONWOR FRED MALE
18 OZONKEM EMMANUEL C MALE
19 UZOKA PAUL CHIWETE MALE
20 ANINYE JOHN GREG MALE
21 ISICHEI ANWULIKA ESTHER FEMALE
22 ACHUYA SAMUEL MALE
23 IKECHUKWU CHUKWUDI MALE
24 UWANABI PETER CHIEDU MALE
25 ANIEGBUNEM ONYINYE FEMALE
26 ANYASI AKAM ANTHONY MALE
27 EGBO NNAMDI MALE
28 OYI FRANCIS AWELE MALE

DELTA SOUTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT

WARRI SOUTH WEST LGA
1 BANDOTUBO DOUER LILY FEMALE
2 ATAIRE ROSEMARY I. FEMALE
3 ODONORE SOPHIA FEMALE
4 EMONTONGHA MICHEAL E. MALE
5 EKPEBIDE STELLA FEMALE
6 IJONI ENDURANCE FEMALE
7 EFERUSUOA ALFRED MALE
8 TIMI OZI MALE
9 KOSENEN TEDDY DIBOR MALE
10 SIPI DOUBRA MALE
11 FREGENE TOSAN FEMALE
12 EMMAUNEL FRED MALE
13 UYATEDE MOSES MALE
14 BORGU WISDOM MALE
15 OMULA EDI CHRISTOPHER MALE
16 TAUNEMIGHA PAULINUS O. MALE
17 ESUKUSEIDE SARAH OMONATEIDE FEMALE
18 RINIKI RERFA STELLA MALE
19 OGBEMUDIA C. AJEBOGHOUKU FEMALE
20 ONITSHA GLADYS FEMALE
21 GODWIN CLEMENT MALE
22 OGOBA JOSEPH PERE MALE
23 VICTORY OGHARANJEBI MALE
24 YOUNG CLEMENT PERES MALE
25 ZIKUREBAI OYINKURO PRINCE MALE
26 UKPETENAN GBUBEMI FEMALE
27 PHILIP OEIZIDE SAMUEL MALE
28 EDEMA GBUDEMI FEMALE

WARRI SOUTH LGA
1 OJOGBO ATURENE JULUIS MALE
2 EMIKO VICTORY TAMARADEN YEFA FEMALE
3 AKPIOMA PRAISE FEMALE
4 MIMIKO FUNMILAYOLAJU FEMALE
5 AMADEDON DEBI MALE
6 EFIMUEH MOSES MALE
7 MILLER PLEASURE OKENE MALE
8 OKORO MICHEAL MALE
9 BAWO ANITA EDE FEMALE
10 ALABI EMMANUEL MAYUKU MALE
11 AMADASUN NOSAKHARE MALE
12 ENONUYA FRANK U. MALE
13 JEMIRIGBE ESTHER MALE
14 MOGAJI ABIODUN OLABISI MALE
15 OGUNGBEMI KENNETH MOJERE MALE
16 OTUTUFEGHA EMMANUEL MALE
17 ATSEDAGHO MARIAN FEMALE
18 EMIEKA AMAJU FEMALE
19 RONE MODOPEGBORITSE MIRIAM FEMALE
20 ASANOBI AUGUSTINE MALE
21 EBOH ORITSEMONE TOSAN EDWARD MALE
22 LYON AKPODE AMAJU MALE
23 ODIFIRI FRANK MALE
24 ODUME JAMES MALE
25 OYEN SHOLA HENDRIX MALE
26 OFOTUKU EREWA ORIS FEMALE
27 UWATSE BLESSING EBITON FEMALE
28 AGBAJOR ORITSEWENYINMI DAVIDSON MALE

WARRI NORTH LGA
1 AKUNKPIMI SHOLAYE FEMALE
2 LUCKY JUDITH EJITUOJOR FEMALE
3 ASIFOR AKUNKPIMI WEYINMI MALE
4 OJIKO MOSES MALE
5 EYEGBANREN MISAN FEMALE
6 ENONOYA HENRY MALE
7 LIPY AJORITSEDEBI FEMALE
8 GBEMI KARINA GODWIN MALE
9 OGUN-OYINBOMINYENMINE K. MALE
10 FOMBO MAUREEN FEMALE
11 EDEMA OLUMARO PAUL MALE
12 PABLOGBA BIIVALAYGFA MALE
13 AJUBE ERI FEMALE
14 KEREGE JOY FEMALE
15 MILLER TOSAN FEMALE
16 UKUBEYINJE ETE FAITH FEMALE
17 ABULU CLEMENT MALE
18 EGBE ORITSEGBUBEMI FELIX MALE
19 JOHNSON GELEWU FEMALE
20 DOIGBAGHA PHILOMENA EBIERE FEMALE
21 DUNCAN OMARE PATRICIA FEMALE
22 ABULU TAMARAUEMI MALE
23 DOLOR THOMPSON OMASAN MALE
24 WARESAH MOSES MALE
25 ABOH GODWIN KARENA MALE
26 EBOYE BECKY FEMALE
27 ESIGBONE OMASANJUWA LILYWHITE MALE
28 IVHAGHO VINCENT MALE

PATANI LGA
1 EKIYOR ANDREW MALE
2 AKPIBORE GODBLESS AGHOGHO MALE
3 AKPOHER ESOSUAKPO FESTUS MALE
4 TAMBOU LIBERTY EJOMAFUVWE FEMALE
5 IKUTEGBE JOEL MALE
6 IDAHO MERCY FEMALE
7 DOGUBO EBIOSUODOR FAVOUR FEMALE
8 KOKEYAH EJIRO FEMALE
9 WESSEY JOYSINA FEMALE
10 EKIYOR AMAPRE SAMUEL MALE
11 FIAYIGHA PEREMOBOWEI EMMANUEL MALE
12 EKO BEST MALE
13 OMOKETE LUCKY E. MALE
14 BIU MERCY PRE-ERE FEMALE
15 ADEGBE SAMSON MALE
16 AKPEDI TAMARAEBI MALE
17 EBUBE JEZREEL OGHENEWERO MALE
18 ORUMA ISREAL MALE
19 ARIYE TONYE MALE
20 EBIKEBENA ITSEMHE EBI FEMALE
21 WANDOGU EMOMOTIMI FEMALE
22 AKI EDEJALA CHRISTIANA FEMALE
23 AUGUTINE EBISIDOR MALE
24 KOMONE BAMIDELE JOSEPH MALE
25 ABI SAMUEL PEREAGBE MALE
26 AKERI BINAKEYI BLESSING FEMALE
27 ERUVWEDEDE FRANCISE .O FEMALE
28 FARKA KENYIMOH MALE

ISOKO SOUTH LGA
1 OGHEMAMEMU JOSEPH AKRAFOR MALE
2 ALOYSIOUS JOHN OWADINISU MALE
3 ETERIGHO ONANEFE JOSHUA MALE
4 IGELIGE EDHEREVENO MALE
5 EDHUGHORO BEST FEMALE
6 OKEH OKEZINO IFEOMA FEMALE
7 EDIGHOMOR SOLOMON MALE
8 AGWO EIOGHENE GOODSWILL MALE
9 AGUMOR QUEEN FEMALE
10 OKWENI OGHENEOVO MALE
11 ONOYONA E. FAMOUS MALE
12 OGBEYE FAITH FEMALE
13 ODIOKO EGWOLO MALE
14 ESEH DANIEL OBA MALE
15 OFARIE AKPORUERE ABEL MALE
16 OKORO EUNICE FEMALE
17 SMART SHADRACK OGHENEROMESUO MALE
18 EGBURE ANGELA FEMALE
19 JOSEPH EFE MALE
20 AMATA MONDAY MALE
21 ETEURE CHARLES MALE
22 OLORI SUNDAY DENNIS MALE
23 INWEH EVIANO MALE
24 OJOBO RICHARD MALE
25 OVETRI EVI INNOCENT MALE
26 OWIBO OTHUKE AUSTINE MALE
27 ADIGHEDI CHRISTIAN MALE
28 WILLIAMS AKPO FELIX MALE

ISOKO NORTH LGA
1 UVO UZUAZOKARO MALE
2 EGBU GLORY OREVAOGHENE FEMALE
3 EVI MAUREEN OREVA FEMALE
4 ORIE FLORENCE OVUAKPONYE FEMALE
5 OROH OKEZI JUILET FEMALE
6 UYERI ARURIWO ELOHO FEMALE
7 AKPAROBI AFOKOGHENE MOSES MALE
8 EJOKPARO A.ANDREW MALE
9 EBOH TANSI OWHEFE MALE
10 IGHOTA CYRIL MALE
11 EDEOGHO ENAKENO FEMALE
12 IFEDIMEOMOVIE VICTORIA FEMALE
13 ITESHA JOYCE O. FEMALE
14 IFEDIME OTHUKE JOSEPH MALE
15 ITELU OROBOGHA MALE
16 OLOKOR MICHAEL MALE
17 OTHUKE SAFETY OGHENERO MALE
18 IMONIFANO ESTHER UZEZI FEMALE
19 ATUNU OBARO NELSON MALE
20 EZUZU EFE F. MALE
21 IDOGHO O.DANIEL MALE
22 OGBODO OBARO VINCENT MALE
23 OKROTOR C. UYOUYO MALE
24 OROH LOUIS OMARKANO MALE
25 ABRIFOR UFUOMA FEMALE
26 AMATA JUDITH OGHENEKOME FEMALE
27 ABIGHE AARON OBARO MALE
28 EGBU ENAHORO MALE

BURUTU LGA
S/N SURNAME OTHER NAMES SEX
1 APARE PRAISE ETIPOU FEMALE
2 SERIGBANA COMFORT FEMALE
3 SERIGBANA I. TIMI FEMALE
4 ANGODIDEKE SENATOR EBIKABOWEI MALE
5 BRADOUYAI AUGUSTINE FININE MALE
6 IFITTIS TARE BLESSING FEMALE
7 WURUS LAYE PRECIOUS FEMALE
8 TUKOROA CEDRIC IYEINE MALE
9 TERRY BROWN MEMUDUAGHAN MALE
10 DEREMO MARIAN AKE FEMALE
11 IKPARABOU REBECCA FEMALE
12 NUMAH EMANUEL FEMALE
13 ERO CHRISTOPHER MALE
14 EKPESE EBIERE FEMALE
15 OLOLOBOU AKPOWAIDE CORNELIUS MALE
16 ESUKUDOBODE DORIS SELEMOBOERE FEMALE
17 ABOH BENAEBI MALE
18 EZONFADE OTUSKELLY MALE
19 TUKOROA JUNIOR .E. MALE
20 ZIAKEGHA LUCKY TONBRAPAGHA MALE
21 ONDUKU GEZI FEMALE
22 OWEI EBIMENE MARTHA FEMALE
23 PUPU DOUYE DORIS FEMALE
24 TOLOYAI PERES MALE
25 AKWAGBE EBIMENE TOM MALE
26 ESELEMO EMPEROR MALE
27 AMAKUBUKURO DAVID IGUWA MALE
28 MANAGER AFRO AMOS MALE

BOMADI LGA
1 FOBURUKU POWEIDE AREPADE MALE
2 EDOLOEPIDIDE MAUREEN FEMALE
3 MESE EBIBULUA - EMI FEMALE
4 WURUKESEYE PRESLEY MALE
5 EMBABO EMBIMIERE FEMALE
6 AGAMAH MARTINS MALE
7 KAIZER GERALD LEIBOFA MALE
8 TABAI SEIYAYEFA MALE
9 TIMIBRABO TARELAYEFA MALE
10 EBIYEBO PETER MALE
11 JAMES TAMARAUBRAKAEMI MALE
12 UJOBOLO ONOME RITA FEMALE
13 BEKEKEME FAITH TARE-OTU FEMALE
14 FRESH BOLOUNUMUKEMEFA ALEX MALE
15 FRESH YEIPADE ANDREW MALE
16 FYNEMAN ELISHA MALE
17 EBIAMA YERINBOLOUEMI .C. FEMALE
18 SOKO KEBI GLORIA FEMALE
19 EGUNKUMOR B. SAMUEL MALE
20 AKASA ONDUTIMI MALE
21 FREBADE GBAFADE MALE
22 TARASELE NURSE-ERE FEMALE
23 CARTER ALEX ENIYE MALE
24 OHWOBUE OFEJIRO PROSPER MALE
25 BONTUBO ENDURANCE MALE
26 MOKENA MARVEL MALE
27 NANAMENE WEST MALE
28 APODOR EBIBULOUAMI FEMALE

DELTA CENTRAL SENATORIAL DISTRICT
ETHIOPE EAST LGA
1 OKOGHENE C. ANTHONY MALE
2 EGWARE LAWRENCE MALE
3 EMAKPOR OGHEERORO PETER MALE
4 OTITEH M.EMUVOKE MALE
5 ENAMUOTOR SIMON JOY FEMALE
6 OZADHE FAITH OMAMUYOVWI FEMALE
7 DIAKPAROMRE KESIENA MALE
8 ITEDJERE ERICSON MALE
9 ODIA COLLINS ORUESE MALE
10 OTUATA ALEX CHUKUYENUM MALE
11 UREVBU LIVINGSTONE UDUMEBRAYE MALE
12 ENAJERO IVIE SANDRA FEMALE
13 IMONINA OKE FEMALE
14 UWAKATA ESEOGHENE SARAH FEMALE
15 IVWURIE AFURE FEMALE
16 OKOLIE STELLA FEMALE
17 AGOREYO ONOWENERAY MALE
18 AKPOKINIOVO RUKEWE SAMUEL MALE
19 ACHAKPEKRI OGAGA MALE
20 EFEYA PIUS MALE
21 EMORHAKPORO. TIMOTHY MALE
22 ENAMUOTOR O. SIMON MALE
23 ERAVWOKE OCHUKO MALE
24 ERIEGHA SAMUEL AKPEVWE MALE
25 OMOVIE ESEOGHENE MALE
26 OMOVIE OGHENEGANRE MALE
27 USINO ALFRED ONORIODE MALE
28 ANIGBORO OGHENEKAPO FEMALE

ETHIOPE WEST LGA
S/N SURNAME OTHER NAMES SEX
1 ERUONASERE EDMOND MALE
2 UMUKORO PERSEVERANCE MALE
3 AHORO TRACY O. FEMALE
4 PALMER EJOVWOKE JENNIFER FEMALE
5 EYAUFE ORUEZE HUDSON MALE
6 JAJA LUCKY MALE
7 EREGARE CHARITY FEMALE
8 GOLLEY OLUREMI PRISCA FEMALE
9 OMOGAGA ESE MALE
10 UMUKORO GLORY MALE
11 ESIMAGBOKOR GOLD ENOHOR FEMALE
12 EJAIRU PRINCE EJIROGHENE MALE
13 GODWIN ALEX EJIRO MALE
14 UNUEFE EDESIRI MALE
15 EDUVIE OLIVE ONOME FEMALE
16 ODJEGBA CELESTINA FEMALE
17 AGUNU SOLOMON MALE
18 ATUFE OVIE MALE
19 DOTIE EMOJEVWE MALE
20 EMENE ODIRI MALE
21 OVUAKPORAYE O. SAULOS MALE
22 IWEH OGHENEYOMA PRECIOUS FEMALE
23 ONOGBOKITI KATE ONORIODE FEMALE
24 OMOMEDIA ENVWO RUTH FEMALE
25 AJIYEN PHILLIP E.T.O MALE
26 AKPODONOR ESIOGHENE MALE
27 AMAGUA JOHNSON O. MALE
28 FREGENE S. LUCKY MALE

OKPE LGA
1 EKEKE ERHIMEYOMA MALE
2 ASHEDAGHO SAMUEL ESEGBUYATA MALE
3 AGOFURE EFE BLESSING FEMALE
4 MIEMIE CLARA FEMALE
5 EMEJOR OGHENERUMEMU MALE
6 ENAJEROR ONORIODE MALE
7 OGOFULA DANIEL MALE
8 ABORIGHO MAUREEN FEMALE
9 OLOVBA EMMAUEL MALE
10 AGBINONE OVIEREYA LAURA FEMALE
11 OKEGBE ROLAND ONATITE FEMALE
12 OKOMEYAMONO COMFORT FEMALE
13 EGBARAN AUGUSTUS MALE
14 EMEJOR ADOGBEJI STEVEN MALE
15 ODIUWRI GODWIN MALE
16 IGUELE OGHENETEGA FEMALE
17 ONOME JULLEY D. FEMALE
18 ASUOR MICHAEL MALE
19 UGBEYE PRECIOUS MALE
20 OMOWURHEHI LOVETH FEMALE
21 OGHENEKPAROBO DINAH FEMALE
22 EJENAVI SIMON ONORIODE MALE
23 EKAMA HAWKINS MALE
24 ENERHO ENDURANCE MALE
25 IREYE TOJU JIROMU MALE
26 IREYE WEYEMI MUDIAGAN MALE
27 OFOMINIYOR EMMANUEL MALE
28 OKWOKA GODWIN MALE

SAPELE LGA
1 OGBIMI STANLEY MALE
2 KEKEKE EJIROGHENE MALE
3 OMATSEYE UFUOMA EMINENT MALE
4 MANSAIH PRINCE MALE
5 ORHOMUNE S.OKPENIHWO MALE
6 ARHOMOWAN-OBRUKE RUMHE FEMALE
7 IDEMI BRUNO MALE
8 SAJERE WHYTE MALE
9 GORDIN CHARITY FEMALE
10 ENOFOME JUSTICE JESUKOVIE MALE
11 OLOJOBA OBERHIRHI VIVIAN FEMALE
12 AKPETO PRESLY MALE
13 INIKORO EROHOMO JERRY MALE
14 AYOVUMESE JACOB MALE
15 OSIOH AVWOKE FEMALE
16 OBELIPAYAH MARK BEMIGHO MALE
17 OKIRIKPO OBAKPORORO MALE
18 OKORO NINA FEMALE
19 OTOMEWO ERIGBA NELSON MALE
20 INALU E.GLORIA FEMALE
21 AGBADOH PIUS MALE
22 OBA OBARA AUSTIN MALE
23 OTUBURU DANIEL MALE
24 TAPINI FELIX EFETOBERE MALE
25 BALOGUN O NELLY FEMALE
26 AJARI SUNDAY MALE
27 ABOLO DIVINE OGHENEVWOKE FEMALE
28 MOYOLU ABAMIMIDO MALE

UDU LGA
1 AFOGHEN EUGENE MALE
2 BRORHIEN JOHNBULL GADAGBA MALE
3 ANIBOR GEORGE FEMALE
4 DIAMREYAN CLEMENT MALE
5 OGO STACY OKEOGHENE FEMALE
6 ROJI JOHNBEST MALE
7 ORUKPE BEST ONAFOVWE MALE
8 OKPOSUSU OKIKEMUTE AMANDA FEMALE
9 EJOVWO J. OGHENERRUME MALE
10 GODDEY OTAGHOGHO B MALE
11 OMEKUDO EMAMUZO MALE
12 BALE CATHERINE FEMALE
13 OGAGA JEDA DAFE MALE
14 ONATOMRE WISDOM MALE
15 MAJEVWARE ENDURANCE FEMALE
16 KABBA KENNETH MALE
17 LAFUA DANIEL OGAGA MALE
18 OREGBOR PETER ERHIEYOVWE MALE
19 OSAMA TEGA MALE
20 SALALA GOD’SPOWER MALE
21 UWARAH A.BLESSING MALE
22 VUGHEGHEN ONORIODE BRUME MALE
23 NMOR TINA FEMALE
24 ATOMRE AKPOBARD ALVIW MALE
25 OGEDEGLE KEVWE ISAIAH NELLY MALE
26 OMOFUOPHU FRANCIS MALE
27 ALELE SUNDAY EDEWO MALE
28 BRORHIEN OCHUKO VIVIAN FEMALE

UGHELLI NORTH LGA
1 UDUMEBRAYE MUAREEN OTEJERI FEMALE
2 AWOLOWO RITA FEMALE
3 OGOWEH DAVID MARK MALE
4 OLOKPA CAROLINE O. FEMALE
5 OMOJEVWE AVWEROSUO FEMALE
6 UBIEGHAN VICTOR MALE
7 EGWUKE OGHENETEGA FEMALE
8 OGURUME ODAFE JOSEPH FEMALE
9 AKPOBASA FESTUS MALE
10 EROVWO OBAKORE MALE
11 OBRUCHE CHRIS OBARO MALE
12 ODEROHWO SUVWE MALE
13 OKPOKPOTOHOR ANDREW MALE
14 OVWROMONA FREEBORN MALE
15 UMUGBE ERIC IRIKEFE MALE
16 UTILOR OKE SUNNY MALE
17 UVIASE FIDELIS MALE
18 UBIRI FREEBORN MALE
19 AIGHOBAHI MARGARET FEMALE
20 ONYENIBE JOY FEMALE
21 UMUKORO HELEN FEMALE
22 AJAKPAOGHENE SAMUEL MALE
23 EGHREFUVWOMA WISDOM MALE
24 ODONOR OSHEHOR WISDOM MALE
25 OKUDERIE WISDOM ESE MALE
26 OSIWE D. LOVETH EMAREYO FEMALE
27 ADODE LOVETH FEMALE
28 ASABORO RACHEAL MALE

UGHELLI SOUTH LGA
1 AKPOMRETA AKPOBOME MALE
2 ADUSHOKE KESIENA CLEMENT MALE
3 ABIZOR UFUOMA STEVEN MALE
4 EKORUARAYE LUCKY MALE
5 OMOTE ERHISIEKA GILBERT MALE
6 EKATU AKPOMEDAYE GLORIA FEMALE
7 ADUSHOWIKE DEMURAYE MALE
8 OKHOROR OYIBO O. FEMALE
9 JOHNBULL OGHENEBRUME JUSTINAFEMALE
10 ERUMERE JOHN ONORIODE MALE
11 OGHOJAFOR LYDIA FEMALE
12 OYOVWI OGHENEKARD MALE
13 UNUAME KELVIN MALE
14 MRAKPOR GRACE IJEOMA FEMALE
15 OYOVWI EXCELLENT AKPOBOME MALE
16 EMEHWEKRE PAULLET O. FEMALE
17 OFIGHO OGHENERUME FEMALE
18 OSHEVIRE ONOME ANTHONY MALE
19 TUAGHA STEVENSON EJIRO MALE
20 EFEDUE RUKEVWE MALE
21 SAMUEL IDJEHERE MALE
22 AKPOTEHERI SANDRA FEMALE
23 KOSILE PETER IGUVWEDON MALE
24 NANA NURSE MALE
25 MUKORO SHALOM UFUOMA FEMALE
26 OKORO AUSTIN MALE
27 OKOTOKPO EKEVWE JERO FEMALE
28 OYEYE ELO FEMALE

UVWIE LGA
1 ARUBAYI OMAMO ARUORIVWO FEMALE
2 OKUSE MARTIN E. MALE
3 EGERE HARRISON ERIKEFE MALE
4 ODERHOHWO AKPOFURE MALE
5 CHIKOGU ROSEMARY NMAKA FEMALE
6 AMURUN UFUOMA MALE
7 NDU FRANCIS MALE
8 ERURAYEHA SANDRA AKPEVWE FEMALE
9 ANYAYEN PRINCE EJIROGHENE MALE
10 ANUNA ERUMU JULIET FEMALE
11 AMURUN FRANCIS MALE
12 IJABOR BLESSING O. FEMALE
13 UMUTITE JANE OGHENEGWEKE FEMALE
14 EKPERE ABEL BEBELO MALE
15 OSIOBE OREVAOGHENE KELVIN MALE
16 OVIE SOLOMON AVWEROSUOGHENE MALE
17 GBEGBAJE REX AKPOMIEMIE MALE
18 ATAHI ONOME MERCY FEMALE
19 DAFIAKPOR OCHUKO FAVOUR FEMALE
20 ORUGBO ONAJITE FEMALE
21 IBEKEH PRINCE O. MALE
22 AKINTAN OLURUNMI FEMALE
23 AFUNUFA IRHUWA MONICA FEMALE
24 AKPEMUWA T. ROYAL MALE
25 EJOVWOKE KELVIN O MALE
26 UJALA OMOSODOWAN PETER MALE
27 AKPOGUBO KOLEEN MALE
28 IMONORIA GODGIFT MALE

VERY IMPORTANT INFORMATION!

All candidates are requested to report at SONGHAI DELTA, Amukpe, on Sunday August
23, 2015, by 1 pm prompt for a one-week Orientation Programme.
Candidates are to please come along with the following:
1. Means of identification – Identity Card or Driver’s Licence or International Passport
2. Proof of evidence of Local Government of origin
3. Enough clothing and personal effects for the one-week duration of the Orientation
Programme. It is a full residential programme with all expenses paid for by the
State Government.

Signed
Chief Job Creation Office

Tuesday, 18 August 2015

‘I Was Abused’ – Anita Oyakhilome Opens Up After Divorce Saga

 
Anita took to her blog to discuss how her life has been changing as of late making some serious references to her marriage as she wrote. She wrote:
 
It is my desire to reach out and inspire you especially if you feel vulnerable and in need of a change. I hope to inspire you to believe in yourself no matter the circumstances. I want to help you recreate your life going forward, so you can live beautifully. I have been through this journey of rediscovery and nothing is as beautiful as realising one’s uniqueness as I have done. Life is a precious however, your life can go through different seasons: winter, spring, summer or autumn. Life can hit you with financial loss, disappointments, death of a loved one, a broken relationship, loss of a job, a divorce, being falsely accused or being a victim of crime. These can shatter you to pieces but you can do something about it. 


Life is a gift from God and you deserve to be happy irrespective of your age, race, gender, background or financial situation. I urge you to appreciate the gift you are, you are precious and valuable. Never lose sight of who you are; begin to create new visions and dreams for your life. Let nothing stop you from growing every day. My story is not one of a bed of roses, far from it but I had a choice to either beat myself over the regret of tolerating abuse for so long or put a stop to the abuse and recreate my life for the best. My journey was not in vain. I can now help others realise that their situation does not define them.

In order to move on with life, I have come to realise that nothing is permanent. Your problem is not permanent; you can do something to change it by ensuring you do not allow the situation or the person make your life miserable. Pain is a fact of life, it is inevitable but suffering is optional. You can do something to change the pain by over looking every obstacle, take control as a force of nature to grow and expand. Do what is necessary now to use the gift God has given you to unleash your purpose.

My message to all is simple: you have value therefore discover your potential. Do not allow anybody destroy you or rob you of living a joyful life. Your life is not wasted; you have just started a different phase of life. God will show you how to use your testimony to help others and restore their lives to exuberance. Please join me to encourage and inspire others. You have a story to tell, you can contribute and participate in the dialogues here. Let us all learn from one another’s experience and reach others with the gift of love and kindness. Share your experience by emailing me or making a comment. Celebrate your uniqueness because there is only one of you.
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