A member of the Okumagba Royal Family in Delta State, Prince Louis Okumagba, on Monday apologized to the Alema of Warri Kingdom, Chief Emmanuel Oritsejolomi Uduaghan, for his comments on Warri land. ‘’I sincerely apologise for dragging the name of the Alema of Warri Kingdom, Chief Emmanuel Oritsejolomi Uduaghan, in the mud’’ Louis Okumagba said in a… Continue reading Okumagba apologizes after comments on Uduaghan, Warri land
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“JULIUS BERGER-AFP IS A MAJOR DEVELOPMENT PARTNER IN THE EVOLUTION OF THE FCT”, says the Hon. Minister of the FCT
As AFP hosts customers to exclusive reception at its Maitama Abuja Showroom Julius Berger–AFP, the furniture production, home design and implementation wing of the leading construction company, Julius Berger Nigeria Plc has hosted its customers to an exclusive reception at its showroom in Abuja. The event brought the Julius Berger-AFP Management and its highly valued… Continue reading “JULIUS BERGER-AFP IS A MAJOR DEVELOPMENT PARTNER IN THE EVOLUTION OF THE FCT”, says the Hon. Minister of the FCT
DELTA WOMEN TASK KOGI CENTRAL VOTERS ON NATASHA AKPOTI-UDUAGHAN
CALL CDW STATEMENT FOOLISH TALK, SHEER NONSENSE, FAKE NEWS EXPRESS READINESS TO HOST AKPOTI-UDUAGHAN IN WARRI ON SATURDAY A group, Delta Women Vanguard, on Sunday described the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) Senatorial Candidate in Kogi Central, Chief Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, as the defender of the people. ‘’What the time demands is a… Continue reading DELTA WOMEN TASK KOGI CENTRAL VOTERS ON NATASHA AKPOTI-UDUAGHAN
Tinuke Davies-Kesington decries women marginalization in politics
Urges voters to reject ineffective representatives Calls for collaboration Proffers solution to insecurity Diaspora Woman leader, Tinubu Support Organisation and Matron, Asiwaju Volunteers Groups, Baroness Tinuke Davies-Kesington on Friday complained about the perceived marginalization of women in Nigeria, saying the women are not having a fair deal in the country’s politics. ‘’ I will say… Continue reading Tinuke Davies-Kesington decries women marginalization in politics