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Dana Air Manifest

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1. Onita Jennifer

2. Ike Ochonogo

3. John Ahmadu

4. Onyeka Ayene

5. Hurriya Lawal

6. Berkisum Yindadi

7.  Ebuka Enuma

8. Oluchi Onyenyiri

9. Sunday Enuma

10. George Moses

11. Noah Anyene

12. Kamsi Anyene

13. Stamford Obruste

14.Kayinentochi Anyene

15. Okeke Hope

16. Rev Ayodeji

17. Ngozi Cole

18. Ailende Ehi

19.Oluwasegun Funmi Abiodun

20. Shehu Saad Usman

21. Alade Martins

22. Onita Josephine

23. Aquade Roger

24. Osunbade Aderoju

25. Fatokun Anjola

26. Fatokun Olaoluwa

27. Ajani Adenike

28. Ike Abugu

29. Adijolola Abraham

30. Otegbeye Adiza

31. Ehioghae Sonny

32. Abikale Otatori

33. Njoku Charles

34. Anibaba Tosin

35. Shobowale Femi

36. Somolu Oluwafemi

37. Ariyibi Temitope

38. Ojugbana Amaka

39. Ojugbana Christopher

40. Muti 41. Yusuf Ali

42. Lt. Col Chumbo Ochigbo

43. D. Awani

44. O. Awani

45. N. Chidiac

46. Li Huizhu

47. Kang Yi

48. Inuza Ahmed

49. Fayzal

50. Mojekwu Adeobi

51. Ibrahim D

52. Peter Nosike

53. Mahmud Aliyu

54. Nnadi John

55. Akwezi Elizabeth

56. Adedunni Dorothy

57. Maria Okulehi

58. Jennifer Ibe

59. Mtshelia Sarah

60. Onyeagocha Chidinma

61. Ike Okoye

62. Amaka Raphael

63. Garba Abdu

64. Abdu Aisha

65. Benson Oluwayemi

66. Taiwo Lamidi

67.Awodogan Oluwasanmi

68. Major I. G. Mohammed

69. Attah Antonia

70. Li Riu

71. Ifeanyi Orakwe

72. Obinna Akabueze

73. Chukwuemeka Okere

74. Adekunbi Adebiyi

75. Wasa Ruth

76. Nabil Garba

77. Ibrahim Jangana

78. Okikiolu Olukayode

79. Komolafe Olugbenga

80. Dike Chinwe

81. Olusola Arokoya

82. Olukoya Banji

83. Saka Otaru

84. Yusuf Ibrahim

85. Ikpoki Abiola

86. Levi Ajuonuma (Group General Manager, Public Affairs, NNPC)

87. Mbang

88. Ogechi Njoku

89. Nsa Anyere

90. Joy Alison

91. Fatokin Idris

92. Abdulrasat Lawal

93. Abitayo Olatoci

94. Adekoya Ayoola

95. Amina Doris

96. Elizabeth Adaeze

97. Ajala Adenike

98. Adekunbi Adebiyi

99. Mr. Ehime Aikhomu, son of former Vice President, late Admiral Augustus Aikhomu

100. Mrs. Rebecca Aikhomu (late Augustus Aikhomu’s wife)

101. Alhaji Ibrahim Shekarau (former governor of Kano State).

In the list are also three generals in the Nigerian Army, whose names were yet to be released as at the time of going to press.

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I’m Committed To Community Dev – Ajinwo

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The Sole Administrator of Emohua Local Government Area, Barr. Franklin Ajinwo, has reaffirmed his unwavering commitment to supporting community development, peace, and progress, describing it as his life’s calling.
Ajinwo made this known on when Okporowo Vanguard—a foremost association dedicated to driving sustainable development in Okporowo community—paid him a courtesy visit at the Council Secretariat, Emohua.

Speaking during the visit, the Emolga  Council boss advised the group to shun internal wranglings and leadership tussles, cautioning that such impediments could undermine their collective goals. He emphasized that unity is strength, and true power comes only from God.

Highlighting his ongoing efforts in repositioning standards within Emohua Local Government, Barr. Ajinwo commended Okporowo Vanguard for initiating plans to conduct large-scale skills acquisition training for young people in Okporowo. He assured them of his steadfast support towards such developmental initiative.

The former Chairman of the National Union of Local Government Employees (NULGE) in Rivers State stressed the need for selfless service, saying it is essential for achieving peace, unity, and development in any community.

He applauded the group’s vision of empowering youths through skills acquisition, aligning it with global best practices aimed at reducing dependency on white-collar jobs.

Earlier, the President of Okporowo Vanguard, Hon. Israel Emeji, outlined Barr. Ajinwo’s numerous and impactful contributions to the development of Okporowo community.

According to him, every family in the community has benefited from Barr. Ajinwo’s dedicated employment initiatives.

Hon. Emeji disclosed that during his tenure as Head of Local Government Administration (HLGA) and as NULGE Chairman, Barr. Ajinwo facilitated the employment of over five hundred (500) individuals from Okporowo community—a record that informed the association’s decision to honour him with the Excellent Leadership Award.

In a vote of thanks, the Secretary of the group, Dr. Okechukwu Godwin Amadi, praised Barr. Ajinwo’s outstanding leadership and unwavering support, both before and after his appointment as Sole Administrator.

He thanked him for the warm reception and appreciated members of Okporowo Vanguard for their strong turnout and continuous support for the present administration.

In their separate remarks, Barr. Kelvin Ajinwo, Chief Polycarp Ndala, and other dignitaries present prayed for God’s continued guidance and protection over Barr. Ajinwo, describing him as a divine gift to the Okporowo community.

They expressed hope that he would be granted even more leadership opportunities to further uplift the living standards of the people.

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RSG Tasks Rural Dwellers On RAAMP  …As Sensitization Team Visits Akulga, Degema, Three Others

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Rivers State Head of Service, Dr (Mrs) Inyingi Brown, has called on rural communities in the State to embrace the Rural Access and Agricultural marketing project (RAAMP) with a view to improving their  living conditions.

This follows the ongoing sensitization campaign by the State Project Implementation Unit (SPIU) visits to Degema, Abonnema, Afam headquarters of Degema, Akuku Toru and Oyigbo Etche and Omuma local government areas respectively.

Dr Brown who was represented by the Deputy Director, Special Duties in her office, Mrs Dein Akpanah, said RAAMP was initiated by the Federal Government and World Bank to economically empower rural dwellers.s

She said the World Bank understands the plights of rural farmers and traders in the State, and therefore came up with the programme to address them.

According to her, RAAMP will improve the conditions of farmers, traders and fishermen, and therefore, behoves on every rural communities in the State to embrace the programme.

The Head of Service also said the programme would support the youths to be gainfully employed while  bridges and roads will be built to link farms and fishing settlements.

Also speaking, the State project coordinator, Mr Joshua Kpakol, said the programme has the potential of creating millionaires among farmers and fishermen in the State.

Kpakol who was represented by Engr. Sam Tombari, said RAAMP would help farmers and fishermen to preserve their produce.

According to him, the project will build cold rooms and Silos for preservation of crops and fishes while access roads will also be created to link farmers and fishermen to the market.

He, however, warned them against any act that will lead to the suspension of the projects by the World Bank.

Kpakol particularly warned against acts such as kidnapping, marching ground, gender based violence and child labour, adding that such acts if they occur may  lead to the cancellation of the project by the World Bank.

During the visit to Oyigbo local government area, Mr Joshua Kpakol, said the team was there to let them know how they will benefit from the Raamp.

The coordinator who was personally at Oyigbo said the World Bank introduced the project to check food insecurity in the State.

He said already 19 states in Nigeria are already benefitting from the project and called on them to embrace the project.

Meanwhile, stakeholders in the three local government areas have commended the World Bank for including their areas in the project.

They, however, complained over the incessant attacks by pirates on their waterways.

At Degema, King Agolia of Ke kingdom said land was a major problem in the kingdom.

King Agolia represented by High Chief Alpheus Damiebi said many indigenes of the kingdom are willing to go into farming but are handicapped by lack of land.

Also at Degema, the representative of the Omu Onyam Ekeim of Usokun Degema kingdom, Osoabo Isaac, said Degema has embraced the programme but needed more information on the implementation of the programme.

Similarly, while High Chief Precious Abadi advised that the project should not be narrowed to only crop farming, a community women leader, Mrs Orikinge Eremabo Otto, called for the construction of cold rooms in all fishing settlements in the area.

At Abonnema, Mr Diamond Kio linked the problem of the area to incessant piracy along waterways.

He also expressed fears over the possibility of the project being hijacked by politicians.

Also at Abonnema, a stakeholder, Ikiriko Kelvin, called on the World Bank to design an agricultural project that will suit the riverine environment, while at Oyigbo, HRH Eze Boniface Akawo expressed satisfaction with the project.

 

John Bibor

 

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Senate Replaces Natasha As Committee Chairman 

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The political mudslinging between the Senate leadership and Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan continued yesterday as the Senate named Senator Aniekan Bassey as the new Chairman of the Committee on Diaspora and Non-Governmental Organisations.

Senate President, Godswill Akpabio, announced the appointment during yesterday’s plenary, confirming Bassey’s replacement of Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, who is currently on suspension.

Akpoti-Uduaghan was reassigned to the Diaspora and NGOs Committee in February after she was removed as Chair of the Senate Committee on Local Content during a minor reshuffle.

Bassey is the senator representing Akwa Ibom North-East Senatorial District.

Although no reason was given for her removal yesterday, the change is believed to be connected to her unresolved suspension.

In May, Justice Binta Nyako of the Federal High Court ordered her reinstatement and directed her to tender an apology to the Senate.

However, the Senate has insisted it has not received a certified true copy of the court judgment.

Akpoti-Uduaghan who represents Kogi Central, has yet to resume her legislative duties despite a recent court ruling that voided her suspension.

In a televised interview on Tuesday, Akpoti-Uduaghan said she was awaiting the Certified True Copy of the judgment before officially returning to plenary, citing legal advice and respect for institutional process.

Although the Federal High Court described her suspension as “excessive and unconstitutional”, a legal opinion dated July 5 and attributed to the Senate’s counsel, Paul Daudu (SAN), argued that the ruling lacked any binding directive to enforce her reinstatement.

Akpoti-Uduaghan, one of only three female senators in the current assembly, said the continued delay in allowing her return was not only a denial of her mandate but also a blow to democratic representation.

“By keeping me out of the chambers, the Senate is not just silencing Kogi Central, it’s denying Nigerian women and children representation. We are only three female senators now, down from eight,” she said.

 

 

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