During The Week Uvwie Council Mounted A Signpost At The Boundary With Otokutu In Ughelli South Lga And Another Signpost At Prodeco Close To Chevron Yard Ekpan. The Boundary Between Ekpan And Edjeba, Both Urhobo Communities
This Morning Jekri's Have Removed The Signpost At Ekpan
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According to B-Lord @realbitcoinlord his battery heavy reach where two people no fit carry am, but na only him alone carry am throw give two people. 😭😂
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Talking stage for 6 years…
She made sure she exhausted all her options first before she settled for him
No wonder she wan bury am for cemetery, she no wan get anything to do with am again
Urhobo Wadoo Page On Facebook Made A Post About The Demolition Of Army Estate Effurun, And Someone From The Comment Section Confirmed That His Friends Dad Was Given 3 Months Notice
This Matter Really Serious Ooo
"Big Politicians Have Houses There"
Because Big Politicians Have Houses There Doesn't Mean The Land Isn't In Dispute
When Okere Urhobo Go Finally Recover Their Land Along Airport Road And Evict Those Living In The Land That Time People Go Start To Claim Victim
If You're From A Tribe That Is Seen As Tradition, Know That Not Everyone Do It & If You're From A Tribe That Doesn't Do Naming At All E.g Urhobo, Don't Let Other Tribe Influence Their Tribes Traditions On You All In The Name Of Na So Our Church Dey Do
Shalom ✌️
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He Was Just As Corrupt As His Predecessor And Those Who Came After Him.
However, His Policies And Completed Projects Impacted The Lives Of Deltans Across Political Affiliations, Ethnic Groups, And Religious Divides In Delta State.
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Has anyone heard of tanker explosion in the North just asking please. I mean no harm ..
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Young man speaks to people seen living under the flyover bridge at PTI, they claim to be resident of the now demolished Mammy in Effurun and do not have money to get an apartment.
Another Avenue For The Delta State Government To Siphone Money And Empower The Cronies
No Be Lie Ukodo Dey Try For His Cronies
The Delta State Government has commenced a ₦5 billion grassroots empowerment programme targeting 100,000 small-scale business owners and other beneficiaries across the state’s 500 wards, with each beneficiary expected to receive ₦50,000.
The Executive Assistant to the Governor on Public Enlightenment (Projects and Policies), Mr Olisa Ifeajika, disclosed this while speaking with journalists in Asaba, explaining that the initiative was designed to complement the administration’s investments in critical infrastructure with direct financial support to residents.
According to Ifeajika, Governor Sheriff Oborevwori directed local government councillors to facilitate the distribution, with each ward expected to reach at least 200 beneficiaries. The programme aims to support small businesses, strengthen household finances and stimulate economic activities at the grassroots.
He added that the initiative reflects the administration’s commitment to improving livelihoods and expanding economic opportunities for Deltans, in line with the people-centred objectives of the MORE Agenda.
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Deacon Chris Iyovwaye and Peter Obi have well-known, well-educated classmates. Yet, @RtHonSheriff and @officialABAT and the APC are stilllooking for their classmates to this day. Education speaks for itself!
— Chief Dr. Ominimini Emaye Obiuwevbi
NDC House of Representatives Candidate, Ughelli North, Ughelli South & Udu Federal Constituency.
If The 25 LGAs And Their Education Authorities Had A Combined Annual Personnel Emoluments Of ₦44.86 Billion Covering 25,059 Staff In 2023, I Believe That Amount Has Tripled Now And If Ukodo Still Hasn't Done Any Audit That Means Ukodo Is No Different From The Fed Government
₦30m will clear salaries in most LGAs in Nigeria?
Delta State’s 2023 personnel emoluments report says otherwise. This was before the minimum wage increment.
The 25 LGAs and their Local Government Education Authorities had a combined annual personnel emolument of ₦44.86 billion, covering 25,059 staff.
That is approximately ₦3.74 billion monthly across the 25 LGAs and their Education Authorities.
