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Azuka Jebose In Big Trouble Posted on May 4, 2020 by  Top Celebrities Magazine Billionaire philanthropist,  Prince Ned Nwoko  has demanded public apologies and “retraction of defamatory publications” made against him by an American-based writer,  Mr. Azuka Jebose  in several online publications and social media. The demand was made through a letter written by the lawyers to  Prince Ned Nwoko ,  Ikhide Ehighelua  And Co (Onoriode Chambers) with office in Funeco Links Plaza, Suite A22, Summit Road, Asaba, Delta State, Nigeria. The letter, dated 2nd May, 2020 and addressed to  Mr. Azuka Jebose , was entitled; “Re-Demand For Public Apology And Retraction of Defamatory Publications Made Against The Person And Reputation of Hon. (Prince) Ned Nwoko of Idumuje Ugboko.”  The letter was signed for the chamber by  O.J Obodaya (Esq) . In the letter, which was obtained by our publication, the lawyers referred to several online publi...

Billionaire Philanthropist,Ned Nwoko and Azuka Jebose’s Falsehoods By Nosike Ogbuenyi Throughout my years of active journalism up to the present stage, I always refrained from putting my foot forward to join issues with rotten apples in society. I detest entering the fray with those who thrive in the gutter from where they sling mud at innocent persons. Therefore, to step forth and expose the heap of putrid nonsense which has been oozing ad nauseam from one Azuka Jebose, was indeed an unwilled task for me. But I chose to do it of my own accord in this instance, against the grain of my usual precept, for the integrity of our good people of Anioma and our reputable leaders. As I said, I do not fancy dissipating time and energy on petulant flies roaming about but nonetheless, every habit or rule has an exception. For me therefore, I felt it is high time Azuka Jebose stopped distracting us by disgorging those stinking phlegm on the sparkling image of one of Delta North’s best gifts...

Gov Okowa's Soft Pedal On Stay At Home Order Meets Public Expectations - EAC Oghenesivbe. ...But Violators Of Compulsory Use Of Facemasks Will Be Treated As Recalcitrants, Apprehended And Sanctioned. The Executive Assistant to the Governor of Delta State on Communications, Dr Fred Latimore Oghenesivbe, has said that the revocation of the executive stay at home order by the governor, Senator Dr Ifeanyi Arthur Okowa, was done to satisfy the yearnings and aspirations of Deltans. The EAC in a statement however warned that violators of the use of facemasks in offices and public places will be treated as recalcitrants, adding that such deviants who poses public health risks shall be apprehended by law enforcement agents, and may be subjected to Covid-19 tests before facing the lawful consequences melted on those who disobey laws and orders. He noted that citizens were elated when the state governor ordered the commencement of business and commercial activities, pointing out tha...

THE ISLAMIC HOLY MONTH OF RAMADAN IS ON. NED NWOKO PRAYS FOR NATION'S HEALING By: Sen Rich Kay During the month of Ramadan, Muslims won't eat or drink between dawn and sunset. This is called fasting. Fasting is important during Ramadan as it allows Muslims to devote themselves to their faith and come closer to Allah, or God. Fasting is one of the Five Pillars of Islam, which form the basis of how Muslims live their lives. The other pillars are faith, prayer, charity and making the pilgrimage to the holy city of Mecca. What is Ramadan? Ramadan is also a time for spiritual reflection, prayer, doing good deeds and spending time with family and friends. Normally, people will make a special effort to connect with their communities and reach out to people who need help, and this the true son of Idumuje Ugboko ( Dr Ned Nwoko) is doing. It is common to have a meal (known as the suhoor) just before dawn and another (known as the iftar) directly after sunset. At the e...

COVID-19: PARTIAL LOCKDOWN; CONTINUOUS ADHERENCE TO PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES GERMANE - DR. MICHAEL NWOKO By Rukevwe Edjeren As the State wide lockdown imposed by his excellency Sen. Dr. Ifeanyi Arthur Okowa comes to an end, the Senior Special Assistant to the Governor on health monitoring and member, COVID-19 Enforcement Committee, Dr. Michael Nwoko has made passionate plea to all residents of the State not to see the end of the lockdown as an end to the various measures put in place to prevent the spread of the Coronavirus disease. Dr Michael NWOKO Dr. Nwoko made the call while speaking on a Delta broadcasting service TV programme ''Morning Ride''. He specifically admonished Deltans to continue to maintain social distancing as a way of life, he said the culture of hand washing along with other precautionary measures required to curtailing the spread of the deadly virus should continue. Dr. Nwoko said although a partial lockdown of the State as declared by the...

COVID-19: SECURITY PERSONNEL MUST BE STRICT IN ENFORCING THE BORDER CLOSURE ORDER. --Dr. Michael Nwoko By Frank Iroro The Senior Special Assistant to the Governor of Delta State on Health Monitoring, Dr Michael Nwoko, has advised the security personnel manning the various border posts around the State, to be strict in enforcing the border closure order of the government. The SSA was speaking after turning back a fully loaded luxurious bus conveying passengers from Niger State, coming into Delta State via the Edo-Delta boundary at Igbanke. The bus driver claim they were headed for Onitsha, but the SSA who is also a member of COVID-19 lockdown enforcement Committee, on sighting the bus  immediately called the Ika South Local Government Council Chairman, Hon. Barr Victor Okoh, who also alerted the DPO of the Agbor police division, who ordered the bus turn back to where it was coming from at 12:09 pm on Wednesday 8th April, 2020. Another luxurious bus conveying passengers f...

*EMETULU, OSAKWE INTERVENES IN KWALE/ABBI RELEASE OF CONFISCATED MOTORCYCLES* Deltans in all parts of the State continue to observe the State Governor's invoked quarantine law (stay-at-home order), as a proactive measure put in place by the State Government aimed to deter the spread of the Corona Virus pandemic in the State, the effect of the development have been cumbersome. Residents in the State, especially those that depends on daily labour to feed themselves and families have complied to the directive but with mixed feelings. The contributions of some government functionaries and philanthropists in the State to cushion the side effect of the "lockdown" have recorded little success! Meanwhile, motorcycles and other vehicles belonging to some residents in Utagba Ogbe (Kwale) and Abbi trying to access essential services, which were confisticated by the Police while carrying out their constitutional duties have all been released to their rightful owners. The mo...