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30/04/2024

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30/04/2024

*NWOKO SEEKS ENFORCMENT OF BAN ON DAYTIME MOVEMENT OF HEAVY-DUTY VEHICLES*

Sen. Ned Nwoko, (PDP-Delta), has called on the Federal Government to enforce a nationwide ban on movement of heavy-duty vehicles during the daytime.

Nwoko said this was in view of the alarming surge in Road Traffic Crashes (RTCs), resulting in a staggering annual death toll exceeding 40,000 individuals as reported by the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC).

Nwoko, who represents Delta North Senatorial District, made the call in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Tuesday in Abuja.

He also said that the statistics revealed a concerning trend, with a 6.01 per cent increase in road traffic crashes in the fourth quarter of 2022, escalating further by 6.16 per cent in comparison to the same period in 2021, as documented by the FRSC.

He noted that the distressing figures persisted into the third quarter of 2023, with Nigeria recording 2,187 road accidents, as verified by the FRSC and substantiated by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), in its latest NBS Road Transport Data for Q4 2023.

He further said that the FRSC had elucidated that articulated vehicles, tankers, and trailers were responsible for the deaths of 3,200 persons in road accidents between 2015 and 2018.

He added that the corps said that this was with Nigeria incurring a staggering loss exceeding N39 billion to tanker and trailer-related road crashes in 2018 alone.

The lawmaker said that with the staggering statistics, it was very imperative to enforce a nationwide ban on movement of heavy-duty vehicles during the daytime across the country, and the time to do that was now.

He disclosed that his motion on the subject matter, titled “Compelling Need to Enforce Nationwide Ban on Movement of Heavy-Duty Vehicles in Daytime” was already before the Senate.

He noted that states like Lagos and Abia, have implemented prohibitions on the daytime movement of trucks and trailers on state roads, confining their operations to nocturnal hours as a proactive measure to mitigate the escalating carnage on daytime roads, there is the need for others to do same.

He said that recent weeks have borne witness to a succession of tragic incidents involving fuel-laden tankers, trailers, and cement trucks, precipitating ghastly accidents with alarming casualty rates.

“ I was informed about the grievous incident that happened in Rivers on April 26, wherein a fuel-laden tanker erupted in flames, claiming the lives of four individuals and engulfing approximately 100 vehicles at the Eleme section of the East-West Road.

“This followed a collision with another vehicle, catalysing a catastrophic explosion that rapidly spread to adjacent tankers and vehicles ensnared in the ensuing traffic impasse.

“I was also informed about another harrowing incident that occurred at Okene Bypass on the Okene-Lokoja expressway in Kogi on April 28, involving a cement truck which tragically claimed the lives of no fewer than 19 individuals, epitomising the perils posed by heavy-duty vehicles.

“I am concerned that it has become all too commonplace to encounter fuel-laden tankers, heavily laden cement trucks, and articulated vehicles hauling perilous cargo jostling for space alongside passenger vehicles during daylight hours and early evenings.

“This exacerbate the risk of collisions and calamities on the nation’s roadways.

“I therefore call on tbe Federal Ministry of Transportation to collaborate with the FRSC to incorporate a nationwide ban on daytime movement of heavy-duty vehicles into its Safety Requirements/Guidelines for Articulated Lorries (Tankers/Trailers) Operations in Nigeria

“They should be permitted to carry out their operations only between the hours of 12 midnight and 6 am.

“I equally call upon the FRSC to exercise greater diligence in their operations, upgrade traffic and vehicle standard regulations where necessary, and ensure strict enforcement.”

Nwoko noted that failure to uniformly enforce such regulations nationwide portends a continuation of road accidents involving heavy-duty vehicles, characterised by an alarming fatality rate and the sustained hemorrhaging of billions of naira in economic losses.

By Deborah Coker

30/04/2024

*SENATOR NED NWOKO COVERS COSTS FOR OVER 100 DIALYSIS PATIENTS, CALLS FOR GOVERNMENT INTERVENTION*

April 30, 2024

Senator Ned Munir Nwoko, representing Delta North senatorial district, took center stage at the commissioning of 60 cutting-edge dialysis machines at Caroline Medical Center, Abuja, on Monday, April 29, where he presided as the Chairman of the occasion.

In his address, Senator Ned Nwoko commended the Medical Center for daring to achieve such a great feat. He stated that the Nigerian medical sector is not particularly encouraging at the moment; hence, efforts like this, particularly from private practitioners, are profoundly heartening and inspiring.

As an active member of the Senate Committee on Health, Senator Nwoko had earlier announced his prioritization of a motion to upgrade all Federal Medical Centers in Nigeria to international standards and advocate for all public servants to seek medical treatment exclusively within Nigerian healthcare facilities. He stressed that if Nigeria achieves excellence in the healthcare sector as a nation, substantial improvements will ensue.

Addressing the pressing issue of dialysis costs, Senator Nwoko called upon the Federal Government to subsidize dialysis expenses, recognizing the financial burden faced by patients dealing with kidney-related ailments. He asserted that despite the expense associated with dialysis, no patient should be prevented from receiving care due to financial constraints.

Before concluding the event, Senator Nwoko made a pledge to cover the dialysis costs for all patients, over 100 of them, who had come for treatment that day.

Background story revealed that Senator Nwoko became acquainted with Caroline Medical Center while visiting a friend who underwent a successful kidney transplant there. Witnessing firsthand the hospital’s expertise and impact, Senator Nwoko advocated for government support, acknowledging the vital role institutions like Caroline Medical Center play in advancing healthcare outcomes.

His friend, also present at the commissioning ceremony, praised the lawmaker for his instrumental role in facilitating the successful operation.

19/04/2024

Okuama: Military Releases Ewu Traditional Ruler Following Senators' Appeal

In response to appeals from Senator Ned Munir Nwoko and other senators from Delta State, the Nigerian Military has released HRM Ovie Clement Ikolo, Urukpe I, the Ovie of Ewu Kingdom. Senator Nwoko, representing Delta North senatorial district, visited the office of the Chief of Defence Staff, General Christopher Gwabin Musa, to advocate for the release of the traditional ruler and discuss other pertinent issues.

According to a news report, the senator's visit on Tuesday included discussions regarding the tragic loss of military personnel in the Okuama community incident. Expressing condolences for the fallen heroes, Senator Nwoko emphasized the urgency of addressing the detention of King Clement Ikolo in connection with the incident.

In an official letter directed to the Defence Chief, Senator Nwoko highlighted the importance of King Clement Ikolo's release, citing concerns raised by members of the Delta kingship. He underscored the delicate circumstances surrounding King Clement's reign, including his recent ascension to the throne amidst community opposition and his health condition, having recently returned from residing in the UK with his family.

Senator Nwoko expressed confidence in King Clement's commitment to the welfare of his people and the preservation of peace in his domain, offering to stand as surety for him if granted bail. He emphasized the potential risks of exacerbating tensions within the senatorial district and hindering the investigation into the tragic incident involving soldiers if King Clement's detention continued.

The release of HRM Ovie Clement Ikolo has been confirmed, with Senator Ede Dafinone, representing Delta Central senatorial district, receiving him.

07/02/2024

Delta State Governor Rt Hon Sheriff Oborevwori , Immediate past governor Sen Ifeanyi Okowa, wife Dame Edith Okowa and other dignitaries today attended Church of Nigeria Anglican Communion Standing Committee Meeting Opening Ceremony at the Anglican Cathedral Church of Ascension, Boji-Boji Owa.

07/02/2024

SENATOR NWOKO TAKES PART IN SENATE HEARING on DENIAL OF MEDICAL TREATMENT TO VICTIMS OF GUNSHOT WOUNDS FOLLOWING HIS CALL ON COLLABORATIVE HEALTHCARE-LAW ENFORCEMENT

Senator Prince Ned Munir Nwoko, representing Delta North senatorial district, took part in the investigative hearing by the joint committee on Health, Federal Capital Territory, and Police Affairs on the denial of treatment to victims of gunshot wounds and other emergencies on Tuesday, February 6.

The hearing arose from the motion moved over the alleged denial of treatment to late Miss Greatness Olorunfemi at Maitama General Hospital, Abuja. Olorunfemi was reportedly stabbed and thrown out of a moving vehicle on September 26, 2023, along the Maitama-Kubwa Highway. It was reported in a viral video that the medical team at Maitama General Hospital, Abuja, requested a police report and denied her treatment.

During the hearing, the management of the hospital denied the allegation, adding that CCTV footage obtained during an independent investigation set up by the Minister of FCT proved the deceased was attended to immediately she was brought in and declared dead on arrival by the medical team on duty. However, the testimony from YALINETWORK, a group of which Miss Olorunfemi was a member, was opposite to what the hospital stated. The management of the hospital further noted that they are open to any further investigation by the Senate.

The hearing had in attendance Deputy Senate President, Senator Barau Jibrin, Minister of State for FCT, Mariya Mahmoud Bunkure, representative of the Minister of Health, NMA President, amongst other stakeholders

20/12/2023

*NEED FOR REDRESS, HEALING AND RECONCILIATION FOR THE GRIEVOUS 1967 ASABA MASSACRE*

The motion titled "Need for Redress, Healing and Reconciliation for the Grievous 1967 Asaba Massacre" presented by Senator Prince Ned Nwoko on the floor of the Senate has significant and far-reaching implications for the people of Asaba and the entire Anioma nation. The motion, which seeks to bring attention to and address the tragic events of the 1967 Asaba massacre, holds the promise of not only acknowledging the historical injustice but also fostering healing, reconciliation, and redress for the affected communities. In this comprehensive discussion, we will delve into the historical context of the Asaba massacre, the potential benefits of the motion to the Asaba people and the Anioma nation, and the broader implications for justice, healing, and reconciliation in Nigeria.

The Asaba massacre, which occurred during the Nigerian Civil War, stands as a tragic episode in the history of Nigeria. In October 1967, as federal troops advanced into the town of Asaba, they committed an atrocity that resulted in the mass killing of hundreds of civilians, including men, women, and children. The massacre, often referred to as a war crime, left a deep scar on the collective memory of the Asaba people and the entire Anioma region. The emotional and psychological wounds inflicted by this atrocity have persisted for decades, contributing to a legacy of unresolved trauma, pain, and injustice for the affected communities.
https://topreporterblog.wordpress.com/2023/12/20/need-for-redress-healing-and-reconciliation-for-the-grievous-1967-asaba-massacre/
Senator Ned Nwoko's motion, which calls for redress, healing, and reconciliation for the Asaba massacre, carries immense significance for the people of Asaba and the Anioma nation. By bringing the historical injustice to the forefront of national discourse, the motion has the potential to achieve several critical benefits for the affected communities and the broader Nigerian society.

First and foremost, the motion offers an opportunity to acknowledge the suffering and trauma endured by the victims and survivors of the Asaba massacre. In the pursuit of healing and reconciliation, the act of acknowledging the historical injustice is essential. By officially recognizing the atrocities committed during the massacre, the Nigerian government can send a powerful message of empathy and solidarity to the Asaba people, validating their experiences and affirming their place in the nation's collective memory.

The motion presents a platform for truth-telling and historical reckoning. Through official inquiries, investigations, and documentation, the Senate can play a pivotal role in uncovering the full extent of the atrocities committed in Asaba in 1967. This process of truth-telling is fundamental to confronting the past, addressing historical amnesia, and establishing a truthful historical narrative that accurately reflects the experiences of the victims and survivors. By shedding light on the truth of the massacre, the motion can contribute to a more comprehensive understanding of the impact of the Nigerian Civil War and its lasting repercussions.

In addition, the motion has the potential to pave the way for redress and reparations for the victims and their descendants. By acknowledging the suffering inflicted upon the Asaba people, the Nigerian government can create avenues for compensatory measures, including financial restitution, memorialization projects, and community development initiatives. Such gestures of redress can serve as a form of tangible recognition of the injustices endured and contribute to the healing and recovery of the affected communities.

Moreover, the motion holds the promise of fostering communal healing and reconciliation in the aftermath of the Asaba massacre. By initiating dialogue, commemorative events, and reconciliation processes, the government can support the Asaba people in their quest for healing and collective restoration. This may involve initiatives aimed at fostering intergroup dialogue, promoting forgiveness and understanding, and creating spaces for the sharing of stories and experiences. Through these efforts, the motion can contribute to the promotion of social cohesion, empathy, and solidarity, laying the groundwork for a more inclusive and reconciled society.

Beyond the immediate benefits for the Asaba people, Senator Ned Nwoko's motion has implications for the broader Anioma nation and the nation at large. By addressing the historical injustices related to the Asaba massacre, the motion underscores the importance of acknowledging and redressing past atrocities as a crucial step towards national healing and reconciliation. In a country marked by ethno-religious tensions, historical grievances, and unresolved traumas, initiatives that seek to address historical injustices can serve as a catalyst for promoting national unity, social cohesion, and inclusive citizenship.

In particular, the motion has the potential to amplify the voices and concerns of the Anioma people within the broader national discourse. By bringing attention to the Asaba massacre and its enduring impact, the motion highlights the experiences of a historically marginalized and underrepresented community. This serves to amplify the calls for justice, recognition, and inclusion for the Anioma nation within the broader Nigerian polity, signaling a commitment to equitable treatment and historical justice for all segments of society.

Furthermore, the motion sets a precedent for addressing historical injustices and promoting transitional justice in Nigeria. Transitional justice, which encompasses mechanisms for addressing human rights abuses and historical wrongs, is crucial for societies recovering from conflict and oppression. Senator Ned Nwoko's motion can serve as an exemplar of how legislative action can contribute to transitional justice efforts, setting a standard for addressing historical injustices and promoting healing and reconciliation in the Nigerian context. As such, the motion has the potential to inspire similar initiatives aimed at addressing other historical atrocities and promoting a culture of accountability and historical redress in the country.

In a broader sense, the motion contributes to the cultivation of a culture of remembrance, empathy, and historical consciousness in Nigerian society. By recognizing and addressing the Asaba massacre, the motion underscores the importance of confronting the past, acknowledging historical traumas, and learning from the mistakes of history. This emphasis on historical consciousness and empathy has the potential to foster a societal ethos that values human dignity, historical truth, and collective healing, all of which are essential for building a more just and reconciled society.

The motion titled "Need for Redress, Healing and Reconciliation for the Grievous 1967 Asaba Massacre" presented by Senator Prince Ned Munir Nwoko holds immense potential for addressing the historical injustices related to the Asaba massacre and fostering healing, reconciliation, and redress for the affected communities. By acknowledging the suffering endured by the victims and survivors, uncovering the truth of the atrocities committed, and fostering processes of redress and reconciliation, the motion has the capacity to contribute to historical justice, healing, and national reconciliation for the Asaba people and the wider Anioma nation. Additionally, the motion serves as a model for addressing historical injustices and promoting transitional justice in Nigeria, offering a pathway towards a more inclusive, empathetic, and reconciled society. As the Senate deliberates on this critical issue, the potential benefits of the motion for the Asaba people and the Anioma nation cannot be overstated, highlighting the imperative of addressing historical injustices in building a more just, empathetic, and reconciled society.

Godwin Obire
Senior Legislative Aide On Plenary and Legislative Matter to Senator Prince Munir Ned Nwoko (Delta North senatorial District)

04/12/2023

*OBI NZETE EULOGIZE THE WIFE OF THE DEPUTY GOVERNOR OF DELTA STATE ON HER BIRTHDAY*

November 4, 2023

The Executive Chairman of Ndokwa West Local Government Area, Hon. Dr. (Chief) Goddey Obi Nzete celebrates with the Wife of the Deputy Governor of Delta state, Her Excellency Chief Mrs. (Lioness) Catherine Ihuoma Egege Onyeme on the occasion of her birthday anniversary.

In his goodwill message, Chief Obi-Nzete poured encomiums on Lioness Catherine Onyeme, describing her as an impeccable woman whose squeaky clean virtues are arguably the reason for her husband’s rise to various heights in all ramifications -an evidence of God’s divine presence in her life.

“You’re a good mother with enviable virtues. If all women can be like you, truly the world will become a better place for everyone. You’re a blessing to not just our leader the Deputy Governor of Delta state HE Sir Monday Onyeme, but to Ndokwa West and Delta state at large.

“I pray this day that God Almighty will continually grace you with all the enablement to continue in your radiance of blessings, love and peace to everyone around you.

“On behalf of my beloved family and the entire people of Ndokwa West Local Government, I congratulate and wish you a wonderful birthday celebration.”

Signed:
Hon Dr. (Chief) Goddey Obi Nzete
Executive Chairman,
Ndokwa West Local Government Area.

https://topreporterblog.wordpress.com/2023/12/04/obi-nzete-eulogize-the-wife-of-the-deputy-governor-of-delta-state-on-her-birthday-november-4-2023/

30/11/2023

*OBI NZETE COMMENCES ADMINISTRATIVE CLEARING OF WASTE/REFUSE IN ABBI MARKET*

_CHIEF SEN RICH KAY COMMENDS NZETE_

The Ndokwa West LGA Chairman, Hon Chief Obi Nzete commenced the clearing of waste/refuse in Abbi market to make the market condusive enough for marketers.

Chief Sen Rich Kay Enuenwosu who welcomed the LGA team led by Chief Famous Olise, LGA HOD of works says it's a step in the right direction as the market is already turning into a full refuse dump area.

Chief Kay Enuenwosu commended the LGA boss Hon Chief Obi Nzete for the initiative praying the chairman to ensure the waste and refuse is totally carted away from the market and implement policies that will keep the market clean.

As at the moment of filing this information, Bulldozer and tippers are right there in the Eke market working.

Present there are Hon Simeon Ojeh, Hon Ogechi and many others.

© Top Reporter Blog

18/11/2023

Delta Gov't paid 25%, not full N78B to Julius Berger - Oghenesivbe
..Says JB NIgeria is a Corporate Citizen

Executive Assistant on Communication and Orientation to Delta State Governor, Dr Wilfred Latimore Oghenesivbe, Esq, has debunked fake news trending on social media, published by an online newspaper, alleging that the state government paid upfront contract sum of N78B to Julius Berger Nigeria, for the construction of three flyovers and road expansion projects in some parts of the state.

The EACOGOV in a statement on Saturday and made available to newsmen advised citizens of the state and the general public to ignore the fake news which emanated from a relatively unknown group of indigenous contractors, adding that no amount of propaganda would derail the ongoing deliberate efforts of the governor, Rt Hon Sheriff F.O. Oborevwori, from advancing Delta through meaningful development and high quality infrastructure projects.

Oghenesivbe recalls that the governor personally disclosed recently during the inspection of some projects at Boji Boji Owa in Ika North East Local Government Area of the State, that the contractor, Julius Berger Nigeria Plc, had been fully mobilised with 25 per cent of the total contract sum, adding that the ground breaking event for the projects would be carried out between November and early December, after all preliminary works would have been concluded.

"We have mobilised Julius Berger with 25 percent of the total contract sum and they are doing the drawings, soil tests and all the necessary preliminary works now.

"Very soon, between now and first week of next month (December), we will have the ground breaking ceremony because everything is in top gear and we are going to keep to all our promises," Oborevwori said.

Oghenesivbe wondered why some group of persons decided to mischievously peddle misinformation calculated to mislead Deltans and the general public over a transparent transaction between government and Julius Berger Nigeria, without seeking to know facts from the appropriate authorities in government, adding that governor Oborevwori will not indulge in any unscrupulous transaction that is against the interest of the people throughout his administration.

"Delta State Government could not have paid the entire N78 Billion contract sum upfront to Julius Berger Nigeria. It's unimaginable and can never be true.

"The governor personally disclosed recently that 25% was released to the contractor. This reliable piece of information is in public domain and widely published by the mass media.

"Secondly, the state government and the governor could not have ignored Indigenous contractors, because there are several projects handled by some credible and capable indigenous contractors in the state.

"Thirdly, Julius Berger Nigeria is a Corporate Citizen of Nigeria by virtue of it's status as a juristic person, duly incorporated with the Corporate Affairs Commission, CAC and a major player in the Nigerian Stock Exchange, as a Public Liability Company. The company's Corporate Social Responsibility, CSR, to Nigerians is second to none spanning several decades.

"Julius Berger Nigeria has the required technical and engineering expertise to deliver solid and durable infrastructure projects promised by governor Oborevwori under the MORE agenda, and no amount of blackmail and/or media propaganda will reverse the trend of ongoing quality projects across the three Senatorial districts," Oghenesivbe assured.

05/11/2023

The fundamental principles of leadership are listening, empathy, healing, awareness, persuasion, conceptualization, foresight, humility, stewardship and commitment to the growth of people, and building community. These characteristics are conducive to building authentic and trusting relationships with team members and the people.

Happy Sunday to you all and a fruitful week ahead as we move.....

Dr. Michael Nwoko

22/10/2023

*SENATE TO INTRODUCE DIASPORA VOTING, MANDATE ELECTRONIC TRANSMISSION OF ELECTION RESULTS*
Ahead of the 2027 elections, the Senate is set to amend the Electoral Act to allow for diaspora voting, at least for presidential elections, to enable citizens to vote, especially those on essential service abroad, such as military, paramilitary, and other security personnel abroad, Embassy staff, and other citizens.

The Senate in a communiqué issued at the end of its retreat in Ikot Ikpene, Akwa-Ibom state also resolved to also, make electronic transmission of results mandatory from the next general elections in 2027, including the uploading of polling unit-level results and result sheets used at different levels of result collation.

In events preceding and after the election that brought President Bola Tinubu into power, there were a lot of agitations to allow Nigerians abroad to take part in the elections.

Also, a number of Nigerians called for the electronic transmission of results from the BVAS machine.

The Senate noted that it was necessary for the Independent National Electoral Commission should be unbundled to improve its efficiency and effectiveness in the preparation and conduct of elections.

The communiqué stated, “Relating to the use of technology in elections, remove the ambiguity evident in Section 64 of the EA22. Also, make electronic transmission of results mandatory from the next general elections in 2027, including the uploading of polling unit-level results and result sheets used at different levels of result collation.

“Introduce diaspora voting, at least for presidential elections, to enable citizens to vote, especially those on essential service abroad, such as military, paramilitary, and other security personnel abroad, Embassy staff, and other citizens.

“Relating to political parties; stipulate sanctions for failure to submit the register of party members not later than 30 days before the date of party primaries, congresses, or conventions in relation to Section 77(3) EA22, which the political parties have observed in the breach in the 2023 elections without penalty

https://topreporterblog.wordpress.com/2023/10/22/senate-to-introduce-diaspora-voting-mandate-electronic-transmission-of-election-results/.

ME: Isn't this too good? Senator Prince Ned Nwoko actually meant what he said when he said that the 10th Senate will be different.

God bless Senator Prince Ned Nwoko.
Senator Representing Delta North Senatorial District Abuja

09/10/2023

Delta commences remedial works on Old Umutu-Eku road

Delta State Government, Monday, commenced remedial works on the old Umutu/ Eku Road in Ukwuani and Ethiope East Local Government Areas of the state to provide alternative to the deplorable federal road.

The State Commissioner for Works (Rural and Riverine Roads), Mr Charles Aniagwu who disclosed this while addressing journalists in Abraka, said Governor Sheriff Oborevwori was intervening on the road because of the challenges being faced by the people in navigating the failed federal road.

Aniagwu said the State Government was desirous to provide the alternative route spanning 36.5km and appealed to the Federal Government to reconstruct the entire stretch of the Agbor-Eku-Amukpe road.

The Commissioner who was accompanied by the Chief Press Secretary to the Governor, Sir Festus Ahon, Director Rural roads , Engr Solomon Aghagba and top officials of the Ministry, said the contractor, Obakpor Engineering Limited, was expected to deliver the job within four months and appealed for the support and cooperation of the impacted communities.

Aniagwu said; "Governor Sheriff Oborevwori having seen the challenges our people are going through on account of the totally failed federal road that comes from Agbor up to Amukpe roundabout, has decided that we carry out some reasonable remedial work on the Umutu-Eku road.

"This work in particular starts from Umutu to Eku so that our people can now have another option to navigate through this corridor to their different communities such that commerce and their source of livelihood is not disturbed.

"In doing that we discovered that we also have to deflood this particular corridor and for us to do that it became very necessary for us to construct this fresh road which terminates at the Ethiope River.

"You have just walked through the over 500 meters road, which is a fresh road, where we are also going to take the drain to the Ethiope River.

"We are doing it with asphalt overlay of some places or a total reconstruction of some parts of the road and it means we are going to take away the water otherwise the road will not last and Governor Oborevwori is not interested in doing job that we will come back to do again tomorrow.

"As we are carrying out this construction work, we are also pleading with the Federal Government to take steps to repair and reconstruct the Agbor-Eku Road which is in a very terrible and deplorable state.

Speaking at the palace of the Ovie of Oruarivie-Abraka Kingdom, HRM Akpomeyoma Majoroh, Ojeta II, Aniagwu appreciated the king and elders of the kingdom for the cooperation extended to the government in the course of starting the remedial works.

"I was told you have spoken to your people to remove all obstructions on the way and we can't thank you enough. Our people cannot continue to go through very excruciating experience going through the federal road."

In his remarks, Ojeta II, lauded Governor Oborevwori and the Delta State Government for coming to the aid of the impacted communities and road users.

He pledged the cooperation of the community towards successful completion of the road project.

"I thank Governor Oborevwori for approving the reconstruction of the road. Apart from the reconstruction I was trying to put up a team to write to the Ministry of Environment because some persons have taken over parts of the road for roadside trading.

"They have built stores on top of drains and it has been an uphill battle between us and them as well as the land owners," he said.

The monarch also expressed concern over movement of heavy duty vehicles on the road and called for the construction of barriers to prevent them from plying the road.

On his part, Director of Works Delta State University, Abraka, Engr Anthony Igbeka, commended Governor Oborevwori for the road project, adding that it would alleviate the suffering of students and staff of the university as well as residents and passers-by in the university community.

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NIGERIA GOVERNORS'IN A BIG MESS. The Nigeria Governors'Forum (NGF) will soon be hit a big problem for defaming Hon Prince Ned Nwoko recently... Instead of being issue based, they through their frivolous and Libelous publications called Ned Nwoko as Disbarred lawyer over fraudulent activities. It is on record that Prince Ned Nwoko was never disbarred as he still has the practicing certificates of 2020/2021 and 2021/2022 respectively. Nigeria Governors' Forum begin to seek ways to plead with Ned Nwoko now before it is too late.

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