PRESS STATEMENT PANDEF SENDS SIXTY-SIX HEARTY CHEERS TO NIGERIA AND CALLS FOR GREATER ATTENTION ON SOUTH-SOUTH INFRASTRUCTURE On the occasion of the celebration of the country’s 66th independence anniversary, the Pan Niger Delta Forum (PANDEF) sends hearty felicitations to Mr. President, H.E. Bola Ahmed Tinubu, the Federal Government and all the people of Nigeria for this landmark celebration. More importantly, PANDEF salutes the Governors of the South-South as well as the political leadership, traditional rulers, religious leaders, women, youths, and the entire people for the opportunity to mark the reign of peace and progress, in particular in our region. 2. PANDEF furthermore salutes with pride, that despite its daunting environmental challenges, as most parts of the six states are water logged, the South-South led by our Governors continues to play sterling roles in infrastructural development as well investment in human welfa...
OGEJA KING’S JOURNEY HOME: FUNERAL SERVICE BLINKS AS NIGER DELTA DIGNITARIES GATHER IN AWANBA— Egbema Kingdom Bids Final Farewell to Late Archbishop Dr. Saint Lucky Amakporowei Kenrenkenrenwei Ogeja King
OGEJA KING’S JOURNEY HOME: FUNERAL SERVICE BLINKS AS NIGER DELTA DIGNITARIES GATHER IN AWANBA — Egbema Kingdom Bids Final Farewell to Late Archbishop Dr. Saint Lucky Amakporowei Kenrenkenrenwei Ogeja King By EgbemaVoice AWANBA, EGBEMA KINGDOM, DELTA STATE — Awanba Community in Ajakurama Clan, Egbema Kingdom, Warri North Local Government Area of Delta State, was filled with grief, tributes and a strong display of solidarity as family members, traditional leaders, community stakeholders and dignitaries from across the Niger Delta gathered for the funeral service of the late Archbishop Dr. Saint Lucky Amakporowei Kenrenkenrenwei, popularly known as Ogeja King. The funeral service marked a significant moment in the final journey home of the respected Egbema son, whose passing has attracted condolences and tributes from communities and personalities across the Niger Delta. Dignitaries arrived in their numbers at Awanba to honour the memory of the deceased and st...