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Mrs Amaechi Condoles With Presidents Wife
Wife of the Rivers State
Governor, Dame Judith Amaechi has commiserated with the nation’s First Lady, Dame Patience Jonathan over the death of her mother, Mrs Charity Iwari Oba.
Mrs Amaechi in a statement signed by her Media Assistant, Dike Bekwele says the death of Mrs Oba is indeed a great loss to Rivers State in particular, especially the Oba family and the nation at large.
She stated that she was very devastated over the news of the death of Mrs Charity Oba who died in a ghastly motor accident along Elele road on her way to Bayelsa State.
Mrs Amaechi stated that Mama Oba’s death occurred when her motherly role and wealth of experience is needed for nation building.
The governor’s wife prayed the Almighty God to grant Mrs Patience Jonathan and the Oba’s family in Rivers State the fortitude to bear the irreparable loss.
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100 Days: Omuma Council Boss Lists Achievements
The Chairman of Omuma Local Government Council in Rivers State, Rt. Hon. Promise Reginald, has given his scorecard in the first 100 days of his administration.
Reginald was elected on October 6, 2024 under the platform of All People’s Party (APP) alongside 21 other Council chairmen in the State, with the exclusion of Etche Local Government Council chairman, Dr. Uzodinma Nwafor, who was elected from a different political party.
Given his scorecard at a press briefing held in his Port Harcourt last Thursday, the Omuma Council boss expressed gratitude to Rivers State Governor, Sir Siminalayi Fubara, and the Omuma people for the confidence reposed in him.
He listed restoration of 24 hours electricity, belle first welfare empowerment programme, purchase of 28 empowerment vehicles as well as 100 JAMB forms as some of the projects his administration had achieved within the first 100 days in office.
Others were the construction of Eberi Mordern Market, renovation of Eberi Hospital, construction of hospital and rural road in Ward 2 as well as the construction of a secondary school project in Ward 10 as ongoing projects started by his administration that were near completion within three to four months period.
He pointed out with pleasure that Governor
Fubara had taken over the construction of the modern school project and the road construction.
On the human capacity development, the chairman said that his administration introduced an empowerment programme where an Omuma indegene was given one million naira every month to support his or her business.
“On education development, we have constituted a Scholarship Board to award scholarships to 10 best students of Omuma origin from year one to final year, and also we have resolved to award overseas scholarships to three Omuma indigenes to study abroad in science, medicine and engineering related disciplines. We want to leave a legacy that we will be remembered when we leave office”, he stated
According to him, his administration has proposed to establish a modern hotel in the area and also embark on mechanized agriculture to boost the revenue and tourism of the local government area.
He used the opportunity to thank the people of the local government area for their support for the Governor, Sir Siminalayi Fubara, and assured that Omuma people would continue to support the present administration in the state.
Akujobi Amadi
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