By Our Reporter The recent end of emergency rule and subsequent return of democratic governance in Rivers State has sparked renewed debate about the state of political peace in the state. The Managing Director of Rigour Edge Limited, Zeismer Evans Osi in an interview argued that without a …
Read More »Climate Crisis: Switch to Renewable Energy, Environmental Activists Urge AXA, Other Insurers
By Paul Williams Community members, young activists and students staged a walk through the streets of Port Harcourt, the Rivers State capital, despite the early morning rain on Friday, September 19, in a march to hold insurance companies, such as AXA, accountable over climate change manifestations. The protesters accused …
Read More »Quest for Growth, Environmental Activists Campaign for Global Shift to Renewable Energy
By Paul Williams Environmental activists in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, Nigeria have called on policymakers and multinational companies to shift from fossil fuel to renewable energy. This call was made during a one-day campaign in Port Harcourt, organized by non-governmental organization Quest for Growth and Development Foundation, to raise …
Read More »OLEGH Stresses Emotional Healing for Victims of Sexual, Gender-based Violence
By Paul Williams Non-governmental organisation, OLEGH Centre for Community Development, says recovery for victims of gender-based violence must go beyond physical healing to include deep emotional support. Executive Director of the Centre, Henry Eferegbo, said this at a one-day Psychological and Emotional Healing Session for survivors of sexual …
Read More »World Diplomats’ Group Engages Ajiola for Greater Efficiency
As part of moves to achieve greater impact, the United World Congress of Diplomats has appointed Amb. Dr Larry-Goodwill Akintoba Ajiola, a multi-talented diplomat, as head, policy and diplomatic affairs, to help drive its vision. In a press release signed by its secretary-general, Prof. Tunji John Asaolu, and made …
Read More »Navy deploys gunboats to Rivers’ creeks, assures residents of safety
By Emma Sunday The Nigerian Navy has assured residents of Rivers State of their safety, disclosing that its personnel remain physically fit, strategically deployed, and fully equipped to stamp out criminalities across the state’s waterways and creeks. The Commander, Nigerian Navy Ship (NNS) Pathfinder, Commodore Cajethan Aniaku, gave the …
Read More »Alleged Cyber Stalking: Court Rejects APC’s Bail Application for Bayelsa Social Media Head
The magistrate court sitting in Yenagoa has rejected the application for bail of the head of the Social Media team of the Bayelsa Chapter of the All Progressive Congress (APC), Mr. Aye O.S Egberi pending the determination of any charges filed against him. Magistrate Stanley Ekeru had on the …
Read More »Ukpai Charges YEIDEP on Service to Humanity
Renowned Christian leader and international evangelist, Rev. Dr. Uma Ukpai has called on the Coordinator-General of the Youth Economic Intervention and De-Radicalization Programme (YEIDEP), Comrade Kennedy Iyere to focus on positively impacting the lives of ordinary Nigerians through the YEIDEP initiative, pointing out that YEIDEP’s Mission Aligns with Serving Humanity. …
Read More »Int’l Peace Day: Rotary Unveils ‘Peace Monument’ In Rivers
Emma Sunday As part of activities to celebrate the 2025 International Day of Peace, the Rivers State chapter of the Rotary Action Group For Peace, RAGFP, in collaboration with 29 Rotary Clubs in the State, on Saturday inaugurated a ‘Peace Monument’ at the UTC Junction along Azikiwe Road, Port Harcourt. …
Read More »Diri Bags NULGE’s Best Governor Award As Bayelsa Clears Gratuity Backlog
The Nigeria Union of Local Government Employees (NULGE) has honoured Governor of Bayelsa State, Senator Douye Diri, as the Best Governor on Local Government Reforms in Nigeria. NULGE President, Comrade Aliyu Kankara, presented the award to the governor in Yenagoa during a conference on “Promoting Local Government Workers’ Welfare: …
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