Encomiums As Ex CP Rivers Vacates Seats…Gets Higher Post…New CP Pledges Trust
Recently promoted Assistant Inspector of Police (AIG) Suleiman Abba has been praised for his hardwork and diligence. The diligent ex-CP in Rivers State command received
Governor Amaechi Appreciates PDP Exco
The governor of Rivers State, Rt. Hon. Chibuike Amaechi expressed gratitude for the executives of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, led by Chief Godwin U.
Tension In Ojukwu’s Family Over Property
Members of the late Dim Chukwuemeka Odumegwu-Ojukwu family may be setting for a showdown over the sharing formula of the ex-Biafran warlord’s property, THE PUNCH
No More Dialogue With FG, It’s War – Boko Haram
Nigeria’s Islamic fundamentalist Boko Haram sect is set to spearhead fresh wave of killings in the north, following an announcement on Tuesday by its spokesperson
Chief Akaninwo Eulogies Late Brother – As Peacemaker
Chief Livingstone Akaninwo has described his late brother, Mr. Hypoint Ekwutosim Akaninwo as God fearing, honest, caring and a peace maker. Chief Akaniwno dropped the
Semenitari Commends CSO On Budget Monitoring In Rivers State
The Commissioner of Information, Rivers State, Mrs. Ibim Semenitari has commended the Civil Society Organizations in Rivers State for budget monitoring. The Commissioner made the
Gov. Amaechi Demolishes NUJ Secretariat… New One To Gulp N300m Seminitari
Governor Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi has ordered the demolition of the Nigeria Union of Journalists, NUJ, Secretariat at Moscow Road, Port Harcourt. The governor who gave
The Prince Of Niger
Monorail project That project is not a very popular project. There are two reasons why it is not popular. There is a school of thought
Rivers State Indigenes Resume Maritime Course In India
Rivers State indigenes have successfully resumed the Governor Amaechi sponsored maritime training course in Amelteh university India. The Lucky Rivers State oversea sponsored maritime course
The Waterfronts Parliament: S.E.C. Game Of Daboh And Tarka
The People of the Waterfronts waited patiently in their Parliamentary Hall for the appointed time to begin deliberations. As they waited, they ruminated in their