By Amos Odhe The Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS), Rivers State Command has decorated ninety-eight newly promoted senior and middle cadre officers at the command. The NIS in Rivers State also inducted 54 newly recruited personnel after their convocation and orientation at the command. The …
Read More »NAS Partner Red Cross, FRSC against Road Accidents, Takes Campaign to Communities
By Amos Odhe, Yenagoa Members of the National Association of Seadogs (Pyrates Confraternity) has commenced campaign against road accidents in Bayelsa State, calling on indigenes of communities along major highways to help reduce deaths of accident victims by quick live-saving response. The NAS, in conjunction with the Federal Road Safety …
Read More »George Turnah Praises God for Victories over EFCC Travails, Diri’s Re-Election
By Amos Odhe, Yenagoa Former aide to two former managing directors of the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC), Barr. Alabh George Turnah, Sunday celebrated his victory over alleged money laundry and other charges level against him by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) and the victory of the state Governor, …
Read More »Kebetkache Promotes Gender Equality, Inclusion Among Secondary Students
By Paul Williams In a bid to deepen awareness of gender and social inclusion issues among students in Rivers State, non-governmental organisation, Kebetkache Women Development and Resource Center, on Thursday December 14, organised a debate competition for secondary schools in the state. The event, tagged ‘2023 Secondary Schools Debate,’ with the …
Read More »Orphanage Commences Vocational Programmes for Inmates in Port Harcourt
By Godwin Chukwumaechi Priesthood Holy Charity Home, an orphanage at Elelenwo, Rivers State has commenced vocational training programmes that will equip inmates of the home with lifelong skills that will support them when they eventually leave the orphanage. The skills acquisition programmes, according to Pastor Henry Echenwo, proprietor of the orphanage …
Read More »GKS Ends 2023 Christian Feast of Tabernacles
By Young E. Freeborn, Warri The 2023 annual Christian Feast of Tabernacles of the God’s Kingdom Society (GKS), the Church of the living God, has come and gone with much joy and celebration amongst members and invited guests at the church headquarters, St. Urhobo Square, Salem City, Warri, Delta State. …
Read More »EUFORDe Holds Sensitization Forum for Women in Ahoada East
Ese Usamali Foundation for Rural Development (EUFORDe), a non-governmental organization, with the vision to integrate the rights and capacities of the under-privileged, in the socio-economic planning and development of communities, has held a one-day sensitization forum for women in Ahoada East Local Government Area. The program, tagged ‘Voices of Grassroot Women, …
Read More »DELSU Offers Oyibokure Doctorate Degree in Political Science
By Young E. Freeborn, Warri It was celebration of academic excellence recently among family, friends and the entire university community of the University of Delta (UNIDEL), Agbor, as Mr. Goodluck Irorohwo Oyibokure, bagged a doctorate degree in Political Science and Public Administration. Oyibokure, who is now to be addressed as …
Read More »Borotone Audiology, Niger-Delta Care Outreach Hold Health Support for Communities
By Young E. Freeborn, Warri As part of efforts at improving the health situation of indigent citizens in the Niger Delta region of Nigeria, who lack the funds to cater for their health issues, Borotone Audiology, in partnership with the Niger-Delta Care Outreach, has provided free medical tests and treatment …
Read More »Hilarity Grace Foundation Holds ‘1000 Pads to the Streets’ Event in Bayelsa
By Amos Odhe, Yenagoa A special campaign held annually by the Hilarity Grace Foundation is set to be held this year in Yenagoa, the Bayelsa State capital. This year, the Hilarity Grace Foundation will be partnering with Eunice Nnachi Women Advocacy Foundation, ENWAF, and other development partners, such as RYG, …
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