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Oyigbo Residents Task CTC Boss On Security, Dev
As the Chairman, Caretaker Committee of Oyigbo Local Government Area of Rivers State, Mr. Sunday Kanu took over the mantle of leadership from his predecessor, Chisom Gbali recently, residents and other stakeholders have urged the new chairman to address all security and internal development issues bedevilling the LGA.
Expressing their views to newsmen recently, they said the new caretaker chairman should also address other problems affecting the LGA in terms of development.
“The new caretaker chairman according to them, should look at all the issues associated with security, unemployment of Oyigbo citizenry in corporate organizations in the area; erratic power supply, road rehabilitation and other internal matters holistically and proffer solutions to them.
The Federal, State and Local Governments, they said, should as a matter of urgency expedite action in the development of the LGA, especially the re-construction of some parts of Oyigbo access road to the Port Harcourt –Aba Expressway and the internal ones.
On job creation for the electorate in the LGA, one of the respondents Chimaraobi Ekeke called on government to provide policy that would guide the recruitment of unemployed citizenry.
He said, government ought to review the already made laws on employment and ensure that youths and others benefit from such policy, also ensure that nobody hijacks the employment quotas meant for the people of the area.
Commenting on the recent increase in power generation in Nigeria, another resident, Dr. Nkechi Dickson Okere attributed this to increase in the supply of gas by the Nigerian Gas Company (NGC), saying, “We have two sources of power generation, hydro and thermal.
When the water-level in the dam is low, we can switch to thermal. The thermal power plants can only function when there is adequate supply of gas. It we don’t receive gas, the thermal plant cannot effectively function,” he said.
Meanwhile, the respondents have commended Rivers State Governor, Chief Nyesom Wike for his landmark achievements within two years of his leadership in the state, especially the construction of roads as well as the rehabilitation of some deplorable roads abandoned by previous governments, among others, describing the governor’s feat as remarkable and profit-oriented.
They urged the governor to continue his laudable development crusade in the state, the reconstruction of the Mbano Camp road, parts of Oyigbo axis of Port Harcourt-Aba Express way which they said is a death trap.
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Make God Your Anchor To Fulfill Destiny, Cleric Charges Christians … As Jaja Marks 70th Birthday
The Lead Pastor at Jesus Appointed People’s Bible Church, Ozogbe, Ikwerrengwo-Etche, in Etche Local Government Area of Rivers State, Pastor Promise Nwaelele, has urged Christians to make God the anchor of their lives in whatever position they find themselves, in order to attain the destinies set for them by God.
Pastor Nwaelele, who gave the charge recently in a sermon he preached at the 70th birthday anniversary thanksgiving service of Sir Donald Michael Jaja, a veteran journalist in Rivers State, said this is because any genuine child of God is a permanent target for destabilization and destruction by the devil.
Taking his text from the Bible book of Mark 4:16-17, the preacher stated that fulfilment in life for a child of God required faith, obedience to God’s word, humility and grace to withstand trials and temptations.
According to him, temptations and afflictions are bound to happen in the lives of those who have accepted Jesus Christ as their Lord and Savior.
“No wonder the Bible said that those that endure till the end shall be saved”, he said.
The Clergyman said God prospers believers who are humble, not proud and conceited, and leads them to destiny fulfilment.
“David said in Psalm 51:17, that the sacrifices acceptable to God are a broken spirit, not an impatient or proud spirit”, the preacher said.
He called on Christians not to allow persecutions and afflictions to sway them from the love and blessings of Jesus Christ.
On his part, Jaja, a seasoned Journalist who retired as an Acting Editor of the Rivers State Government-owned The Tide Newspaper, gave thanks to God for honouring him by giving him the grace of attaining 70 years.
“I cannot capture what the good Lord has done for me in my entire life in this fleeting moment of thanksgiving. But, I know that without Him, I wouldn’t have been who I am today, in all spheres. Therefore, my joy knows no bounds as I give thanks to my creator today, alongside my family. Praise be His holy name”, Jaja said.
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