CHIEF SHOLA KOROKORO REJECTS ALLEGATIONS, DEFENDS OPUAMA LEADERSHIP Rebuttal of False and Defamatory Claims: Setting the Record Straight on Statements Attributed to one Mr. Goodluck Ojusin, My attention has been drawn to statements and publications attributed to Mr. Goodluck Ojusin and circulated publicly, particularly on social media, concerning the leadership of the Opuama Bloc of Communities and my person as President of the Bloc. I wish to state categorically that the allegations, insinuations and narratives contained in the said publications are false, misleading, inflammatory and without factual basis, and should therefore be treated with caution by members of the public. As President of the Opuama Bloc of Communities, I strongly condemn what I consider to be an attempt to disparage respected community leaders and create unnecessary tension within our people. In particular, the statements directed at Hon. Alhaji Omoko, Amb. Jude Ebitimi Ukori and Hon. Spencer Okpoye a...
Foreign Media Training: Niger Delta Media Executives Appreciate Otuaro, Pledge to Be Good Ambassadors,
By EgbemaVoice Niger Delta media executives and practitioners participating in an international media training programme in Doha, Qatar, have commended the Coordinator of the Presidential Amnesty Programme (PAP), Chief Dr. Dennis Brutu Otuaro, for providing them with the opportunity to acquire modern skills and techniques to advance their careers and strengthen journalism practice in the region. About 15 media executives from across the Niger Delta were reportedly deployed to the Al Jazeera Media Institute in Doha, Qatar, on Friday, September 4, 2026, for an intensive training programme focused on “Effective Communication, Persuasion and Brands Reputation Management in the Digital Age.” Speaking on behalf of the participating media executives, President of the Ijaw Publishers Forum, IPF, Comrade Austin Ozobo, described the initiative as a rare privilege and a significant investment in the development of the Niger Delta media industry. Ozobo said the beneficiaries were deter...