The Delta State Commissioner for Special Duties (Government House), Ifeanyi Michael Osuoza, has extended warm birthday felicitations to former Speaker of the Delta State House of Assembly and President of the Nigeria Tennis Federation, Victor Ochei, describing him as an exceptional leader and benefactor whose generosity has transformed many lives. In a personally signed tribute issued on the occasion of Ochei’s birthday, Osuoza praised the former Speaker for his statesmanship, mentorship and unwavering support at critical moments in his life. According to the Commissioner, Ochei’s impact on his academic and public service journey remains unforgettable. He recalled that during a…
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The President of the Nigeria Tennis Federation and former Speaker of the Delta State House of Assembly, Victor Ochei, has paid glowing tribute to former Deputy Governor of Delta State, Sir Benjamin Elue, who passed away at the age of 85. In a heartfelt statement, Ochei described the late elder statesman as a pillar of stability and a symbol of purposeful leadership whose contributions to Delta State’s democratic development would not be forgotten. Sir Benjamin Elue, a native of Obior in Aniocha North Local Government Area of Delta State, served as Deputy Governor between 1999 and 2007 alongside former Governor…
Delta State Governor, Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori, has expressed deep sorrow over the passing of former Deputy Governor of the state, Chief Benjamin Elue, who died at the age of 85. Governor Oborevwori described the late elder statesman as a loyal patriot, seasoned administrator and committed party man whose contributions to the growth and stability of Delta State would remain indelible in the annals of its history. Chief Elue served as Deputy Governor to former Governor James Ibori between 1999 and 2007. During his time in office, he was known for his humility, dedication to duty and unwavering loyalty to…
Asaba, Delta State_ – February 27, 2026 – A wave of excitement is sweeping across Delta State as whispers of a groundbreaking literary and creative event continue to build anticipation. While details remain under wraps, insiders hint that something extraordinary is set to be unveiled on Friday, March 6, 2026_, in Asaba—a moment that could mark a new chapter for the literary and creative community in the region. The buzz surrounds _LightRay! Media_, a trailblazing organization known for championing innovative storytelling, investigative narratives, and cultural advocacy. At the heart of the excitement is the internationally celebrated author and visionary _Lady…
Delta State Governor and Visitor to Southern Delta University (SDU), Ozoro, Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori, on Saturday approved critical infrastructural projects as the institution graduated 1,231, including four First Class students at its maiden convocation ceremony, marking a historic milestone in its evolution. Speaking at the convocation ceremony, Governor Oborevwori expressed gratitude to God for the successful take-off and growth of the institution, describing the maiden convocation as “the first of many remarkable achievements” for a university founded on hard work, resilience and excellence. Earlier in the day, the Governor commissioned several projects, including laboratories and workshops for the Faculty…
Delta State Governor, Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori, on Saturday inaugurated series of landmark projects at Southern Delta University, Ozoro, as part of events marking the institution’s maiden convocation ceremony. Among the projects commissioned were a block of science laboratories, the Faculty of Computing Complex, the Pa James Odhokpa Izomor Engineering Workshops comprising 10 fully equipped workshops donated by Engineer Godwin Izomor, male and female hostels, and the Faculty of Medical Sciences building constructed by the Delta State Government. Inaugurating the projects, Governor Oborevwori expressed gratitude to God for the milestone and lauded the university for its steady growth within a…
By Nwabueze Obadiah (m.SPSP) There exists a pressing and urgent need for comprehensive judicial reform in Nigeria, particularly to address numerous issues surrounding the prosecution of criminal cases. This reform has become not just important, but absolutely essential, as state actors have continually exploited judicial ambiguities to intentionally delay and stall cases, effectively undermining the very foundation of justice. It is a troubling reality that only in Nigeria can a person be accused of a crime, swiftly detained without a thorough investigation, and subjected to an ever expanding array of trumped up charges all while in custody. This practice raises…
In a season defined by sacrifice, reflection, and spiritual renewal, Senator Ned Nwoko has reached beyond legislative chambers to touch lives directly, distributing bags of rice to Anioma indigenes residing in Abuja in a strategic relief effort timed with the observance of Lent and Ramadan. The outreach, held in the Federal Capital Territory, convened representatives from across the 94 wards and nine local government areas that constitute the Delta North Senatorial District, an expansive constituency whose cultural and political identity is anchored in the Anioma nation. Representing the Senator at the event was his Deputy Chief of Staff, Prince Chiedu…
In a deeply emotional ceremony in Ibusa, Senator Ned Nwoko paid tribute to the late Peter Nwaoboshi, describing him as a towering figure whose legacy is permanently etched into the political evolution of Delta North and the wider Anioma nation. The farewell, attended by political leaders, traditional rulers, party faithful, and community members, was marked by solemn reflection and a palpable sense of loss. Nwoko’s remarks captured the weight of the moment, portraying Nwaoboshi not merely as a politician, but as a defining force in regional leadership. “Today in Ibusa, we gathered to bid a solemn farewell to Senator Peter…
By Nwabueze Obadiah(Obed) obednigeria@gmail.com Nigeria’s democracy derives its legitimacy not from political parties or electoral bodies, but from the Constitution and the sovereign will of the people. Any electoral process that undermines this principle strikes at the very foundation of the Nigerian state. Section 14(2)(a) of the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (as amended) is unequivocal: sovereignty belongs to the people of Nigeria, from whom government derives all its powers and authority. Elections, therefore, are not a favour granted by the ruling party but a constitutional mechanism through which the people exercise that sovereignty. Furthermore, Section 14(2)(c)…