Tuesday, 6 September 2016

BRASH: police shoot bus driver for picking passenger in front of Agofure park

UDU -  A trigger happy policeman attached to a popular transport company in Effurun has shot dead one Mr. Ese Eruotor, 22, commercial bus driver who ply the Effurun round about-Mofor/DSC axis.
The killing has led to negative reactions by drivers and friends.
When Community Voice visited the Mofor Unit of the National Union of Road Transport Workers, NURTW, some drivers who spoke to our reporter noted that the killing of Eruotor by the police was oppressive, wicked and useless.
The visibly angry drivers accused the transport mogul for his incessant oppressive attitude of blocking all the routes from others to have their daily bread.
The narrative to Community Voice by some drivers stated that the late Mr. Ese Eruotor whose wife just put to bed four months ago, on that faithful Saturday, September 3 in the morning stopped at the front of the said transport company to pick a passenger going to Mofor when a policeman attached to the company made a prompt attempt to apprehend and impound the bus.
The late Eruotor upon sighting the policeman was said to have sped off as the policeman approached his vehicle.
Angered by his escape, the police man fired his rifle directly at the bus and the bullet was said to have went straight to hit the late Eruotor on his spinal cord which led to his death moment later.
Seen in their numbers were some of his colleagues who expressed their dismay over the killing and noted that the powers given to most transport companies are extremely to much.
They stated that as drivers, they only shuttle one route but the said company has over ten routes but queried why they should take a life just because of one passenger.
An official of NURTW, who spoke lamented the killing and blamed the police men attached to the transport company and some of the workers for their daily harassment on bus drivers.
He however urged the police authority to call their men to order to avoid breakdown of law and other and as well warned against any form of embarrassment or harassment.
The Eruotor hails from Kokori town in Ethiope East Local Government Area of the state and until his untimely death, he was resident at Orhuwhorun town, a suburban town to Warri.
An anonymous source also told our reporter that the police authority has arrested the policeman and investigation is currently going on.
Meanwhile, a source at the transport company told our reporter that drivers have been warned severally and that there is an order restricting commercial vehicles from not picking passengers or load their vehicles in front of the park but most time, the drivers violate this orders.
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Michael Ibru dies at 85

THE Urhobo nation is in a grief over the lost of it's foremost entrepreneur and role model, Olorogun Michael Ibru, the Otota of Agbarha-Otor and Patriarch of the Ibru dynasty.

Ibru who owned chains of multinational companies died after losing his health battle at 85.

Mourning Ibru, Olorogun John Ewenede, Secretary, Olomu Traditional Council of Chiefs said that Olomu kingdom has lost an irreplaceable son.

"We lost our pillar, a great man of astute height whose shade covers so many people. He changed the lives of several hundreds, his root in culture is incomparable.

"We mourn the departure of one of our highest Chief, Father, brother and son. We sympathize with the Ibru family and Olorogun Macaulay Ovbagbedia, Otota of Olomu who lost his brother."

In his lamentations, Barr. Samuel Mariere, Member representing Ughell North constituency I in the Delta House of Assembly described Ibru as an Iroko.

"An Iroko has fallen!" He screamed. "I commensurate with the entire Ibru Family and Agbarha Otor clan for the loss of an icon and a rare Gem,Olorogun Michael Ibru"

Mariere further said that everyone is like a book' and it's just a matter of opening your page to see if you either had a good or bad reputation before journeying to the great.

Community Voice can report authoritatively that Michael Ibru born in 1930 was one of the greatest Nigerian entrepreneur. He hails from Agbarha-Otor, Delta State.  

Ibru was the owner of Oceanic Bank, and owned Ibru University, Superbru, Michelle Farms, Aero Contractor. Ibachem, Ibru Fisheries etc.

He will be sorely missed by the Urhobo nation.
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Friday, 29 July 2016

Former Ughelli North legislator decamps to APC with over 500 supporter

Ex lawmaker decamps to APC with over 500 PDP members in Delta
 
 
 
UGHELLI - FORMER Ughelli North legislator, Hon. Roland Oyibo, who represented Agbarha-Otor, Ughelli North Legislative Arm of Delta State, weekend decamped to the All Progressive Congress, APC, with over 500 supporters and members of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP.
 
Oyibo, said he has no option but to leave the PDP as his leaders have moved, insisting that the APC is the only political party that can sanitise the sixteen wasted years PDP had subjected the country to.
 
Oyibo a soon to be lawyer said that the defection of over 500 from PDP to APC, shows the area has lesser work to do during the local government and 2019, general elections, assuring the APC local government executive of victory and further drive for more members.
 
While commending the leadership of Chief Austin Uloho in the local government area, Oyibo expressed his unflinching loyalty to Sen. Ovie Omo-Agege, Senator representing Delta Central and other leaders of the party and reassured the people of his readiness to make Agbarha-Otor, APC ward great again.
 
The ceremony witnessed dignitaries including a former Delta State lawmaker, Hon. Friday Onodjai, the  ward and local government party chairmen, Hon. Felix Ekure, Chief Samuel Oteri  and Comr. Monday Oyeghe, Senior Special Assistant to Chief O’tega Emerhor.
 
The APC leaders in their various comments explained that Deltans are tired of the impunity of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, and in all the states PDP governs.

They added that the present hardship being faced by the people was caused by the past administration of PDP and will be for a moment, saying that Buhari’s administration had come to restructure the country.    
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Former Ughelli North legislator decamps to APC with over 500 supporter

Ex lawmaker decamps to APC with over 500 PDP members in Delta
 
 
 
UGHELLI - FORMER Ughelli North legislator, Hon. Roland Oyibo, who represented Agbarha-Otor, Ughelli North Legislative Arm of Delta State, weekend decamped to the All Progressive Congress, APC, with over 500 supporters and members of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP.
 
Oyibo, said he has no option but to leave the PDP as his leaders have moved, insisting that the APC is the only political party that can sanitise the sixteen wasted years PDP had subjected the country to.
 
Oyibo a soon to be lawyer said that the defection of over 500 from PDP to APC, shows the area has lesser work to do during the local government and 2019, general elections, assuring the APC local government executive of victory and further drive for more members.
 
While commending the leadership of Chief Austin Uloho in the local government area, Oyibo expressed his unflinching loyalty to Sen. Ovie Omo-Agege, Senator representing Delta Central and other leaders of the party and reassured the people of his readiness to make Agbarha-Otor, APC ward great again.
 
The ceremony witnessed dignitaries including a former Delta State lawmaker, Hon. Friday Onodjai, the  ward and local government party chairmen, Hon. Felix Ekure, Chief Samuel Oteri  and Comr. Monday Oyeghe, Senior Special Assistant to Chief O’tega Emerhor.
 
The APC leaders in their various comments explained that Deltans are tired of the impunity of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, and in all the states PDP governs.

They added that the present hardship being faced by the people was caused by the past administration of PDP and will be for a moment, saying that Buhari’s administration had come to restructure the country.    
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Former Ughelli North legislator decamps to APC with over 500 supporter

Ex lawmaker decamps to APC with over 500 PDP members in Delta
 
 
 
UGHELLI - FORMER Ughelli North legislator, Hon. Roland Oyibo, who represented Agbarha-Otor, Ughelli North Legislative Arm of Delta State, weekend decamped to the All Progressive Congress, APC, with over 500 supporters and members of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP.
 
Oyibo, said he has no option but to leave the PDP as his leaders have moved, insisting that the APC is the only political party that can sanitise the sixteen wasted years PDP had subjected the country to.
 
Oyibo a soon to be lawyer said that the defection of over 500 from PDP to APC, shows the area has lesser work to do during the local government and 2019, general elections, assuring the APC local government executive of victory and further drive for more members.
 
While commending the leadership of Chief Austin Uloho in the local government area, Oyibo expressed his unflinching loyalty to Sen. Ovie Omo-Agege, Senator representing Delta Central and other leaders of the party and reassured the people of his readiness to make Agbarha-Otor, APC ward great again.
 
The ceremony witnessed dignitaries including a former Delta State lawmaker, Hon. Friday Onodjai, the  ward and local government party chairmen, Hon. Felix Ekure, Chief Samuel Oteri  and Comr. Monday Oyeghe, Senior Special Assistant to Chief O’tega Emerhor.
 
The APC leaders in their various comments explained that Deltans are tired of the impunity of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, and in all the states PDP governs.

They added that the present hardship being faced by the people was caused by the past administration of PDP and will be for a moment, saying that Buhari’s administration had come to restructure the country.    
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Former Ughelli North legislator decamps to APC with over 500 supporter

Ex lawmaker decamps to APC with over 500 PDP members in Delta
 
 
 
UGHELLI - FORMER Ughelli North legislator, Hon. Roland Oyibo, who represented Agbarha-Otor, Ughelli North Legislative Arm of Delta State, weekend decamped to the All Progressive Congress, APC, with over 500 supporters and members of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP.
 
Oyibo, said he has no option but to leave the PDP as his leaders have moved, insisting that the APC is the only political party that can sanitise the sixteen wasted years PDP had subjected the country to.
 
Oyibo a soon to be lawyer said that the defection of over 500 from PDP to APC, shows the area has lesser work to do during the local government and 2019, general elections, assuring the APC local government executive of victory and further drive for more members.
 
While commending the leadership of Chief Austin Uloho in the local government area, Oyibo expressed his unflinching loyalty to Sen. Ovie Omo-Agege, Senator representing Delta Central and other leaders of the party and reassured the people of his readiness to make Agbarha-Otor, APC ward great again.
 
The ceremony witnessed dignitaries including a former Delta State lawmaker, Hon. Friday Onodjai, the  ward and local government party chairmen, Hon. Felix Ekure, Chief Samuel Oteri  and Comr. Monday Oyeghe, Senior Special Assistant to Chief O’tega Emerhor.
 
The APC leaders in their various comments explained that Deltans are tired of the impunity of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, and in all the states PDP governs.

They added that the present hardship being faced by the people was caused by the past administration of PDP and will be for a moment, saying that Buhari’s administration had come to restructure the country.    
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Former Ughelli North legislator decamps to APC with over 500 supporter

Ex lawmaker decamps to APC with over 500 PDP members in Delta
 
 
 
UGHELLI - FORMER Ughelli North legislator, Hon. Roland Oyibo, who represented Agbarha-Otor, Ughelli North Legislative Arm of Delta State, weekend decamped to the All Progressive Congress, APC, with over 500 supporters and members of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP.
 
Oyibo, said he has no option but to leave the PDP as his leaders have moved, insisting that the APC is the only political party that can sanitise the sixteen wasted years PDP had subjected the country to.
 
Oyibo a soon to be lawyer said that the defection of over 500 from PDP to APC, shows the area has lesser work to do during the local government and 2019, general elections, assuring the APC local government executive of victory and further drive for more members.
 
While commending the leadership of Chief Austin Uloho in the local government area, Oyibo expressed his unflinching loyalty to Sen. Ovie Omo-Agege, Senator representing Delta Central and other leaders of the party and reassured the people of his readiness to make Agbarha-Otor, APC ward great again.
 
The ceremony witnessed dignitaries including a former Delta State lawmaker, Hon. Friday Onodjai, the  ward and local government party chairmen, Hon. Felix Ekure, Chief Samuel Oteri  and Comr. Monday Oyeghe, Senior Special Assistant to Chief O’tega Emerhor.
 
The APC leaders in their various comments explained that Deltans are tired of the impunity of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, and in all the states PDP governs.

They added that the present hardship being faced by the people was caused by the past administration of PDP and will be for a moment, saying that Buhari’s administration had come to restructure the country.    
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Monday, 18 January 2016

Military Not Out To Attack Any Community - Okowa

Delta State Governor,  Senator Ifeanyi Okowa says the military were not out to attack any  community in Gbaramatu Kingdom and asked all to go about their normal businesses.
Governor Okowa spoke to newsmen in company of his Deputy, Deacon Kingsley Otuaro, shortly after an emergency security Council meeting at the Governor's Office Annex in Warri, on the recent vandalization of pipelines in the creeks and the consequent military siege on Gbaramatu Kingdom.
The security meeting was attended by security Chiefs from the Army, Airforce, Navy, Police amongst others just as it was disclosed that the Minister of Defence, and Chief of Army Staff would be in the state for assessment of the situation.
Okowa said the military were simply there to forestall further vandalization of oil installations and gathering intelligence on the possible culprits of the vandalization, the extent of which, is yet to be ascertained.

Photographs as JTF visits bombed pipelines in Delta State