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Marking the kick-off of 16 Days of Activism wit Kebetkache women Development and Resource Centre, Port Harcourt.Join the campaign to end all forms of violence against women and girls.
“Our commitment to this project goes beyond coming to do medical help. It’s part of our social corporate responsibilities in fulfilling the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal No3, which ensures that people have good health and good wellbeing for all ages of people”. Deputy Managing Director, JV Asset, TOTALEnergies EP Nigeria Limited, Engr. Guillaume Dulout stated this during the opening ceremony of his company’s Mass Free Health pregramne at Erema General Hospital in Ogba/Egbena/Ndoni Local Government Area of Rivers State, Wednesday, 17th November, 2021. The DMD said beyond that also, as part of his company’s social corporate responsibilities, they would…
By Clifford Christopher SolomonLubriks Construction Company, the contractors for the Trans-KalAbari road project awarded by the Governor of Rivers State Chief Barr. Nyesom Ezebunwo Wike is said to have breached the terms of the lease agreement it had with the people of Degema town, the host community for the project. Degema is one of the Non-Kalabari speaking aboriginal community in the area.In an exclusive interview in Port Harcourt with National Point Newspaper on Wednesday November 10,2021,a concerned indigene of Degema community, Dr. Miyante Agi, picked holes and observed with dismay breaches in the terms of agreement.He said, though he is…
Miracle baby of the Prof Hart Awa family, Comfort Chinaza (Zara) went to church for dedication on Sunday, 14 November, 2021 at the Presbyterian Church of Nigeria (PCN), Okoro nu odu Parish.A lavish reception attended by colleagues, friends and family members, held later at the University of Port Harcourt Entrepreneurship Centre, Abuja Park.Professor & Mrs. Hart O. Awa had Zara 18 years after their first child who is already in the medical school.
The Conference of the Parties serving as the meeting of the Parties to the ParisAgreement,Recalling Article 2 of the Paris Agreement,Also recalling decisions 3/CMA.1 and 1/CMA.2,Noting decision -/CP.26,1Recognizing the role of multilateralism in addressing climate change and promoting regional and international cooperation in order to strengthen climate action in the context of sustainable development and efforts to eradicate poverty,Acknowledging the devastating impacts of the coronavirus disease 2019 pandemic and the importance of ensuring a sustainable, resilient and inclusive global recovery, showing solidarity particularly with developing country Parties,Also acknowledging that climate change is a common concern of humankind, Parties should, when…
No vacant land anywhere on earth, all lands belong to a people either as ancestral homeland or by staying there for ages, law supports this.All lands on earth are attributed to a people by name more than by country name.Thus we have the Bantu and their land in their geographical location, Herero in Zambia, Ga and Ashanti in Ghana, Kikuyu in Kenya, Hausa owing their land in the north, Igbo with their own land in southeast. If anything happens in those lands we call the inhabitants not government, even if we call government they still go for the inhabitants.That reason…
Press Statement26th Anniversary of Ogoni Martyrs: Only Justice to the Ogoni People, Environment can Heal the Wounds*The incident that took place 26 years ago in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, is fresh on our minds and the issues that led to it remain topical and will continue to dominate the political and socio-economic life and discourse in Nigeria and globally until justice is achieved. In solemnity, we remember today the executive murder of a whole generation of the then top leaders of Ogoni ethnic nationality by the Nigerian Government in the course of their search for oil justice under the late…