Rivers
Group Leader Promises To Consolidate On Wike’s Achievements
The National President of Community Reformed Youths Initiatives ( CRYI), Engr Danago Taribo Wenik-Briggs, has promised Rivers people of his plans to consolidate on Governor Nyesom Wike’s programmes and projects, if elected as the State Governor come 2023.
Wenike-Briggs made the promise when he received in audience the executive of Mass Mobilisation for True Democracy ( MMTD), who honoured him with an award of recognition in his office in Port Harcourt recently.
He called on Rivers people not to be jittery over the issue of who will step into Wike’s big shoes, and said that the Messiah was already on ground.
The CRYI boss further told his audience that more industries will be established to absolve more youths into gainful employment which will not only address the challenge of unemployment but that of crime blamed on idleness.
He also told the group to live up to their name and not play any hide and seek game targeted at immediate profits without considering the future.
Meanwhile, the founder and President of the group, Comrade Eferebo Daniel Briggs, has said that their choice of the CRYI boss for the number one political office of the state was born out of their general findings and profiling that placed him top among others.
”We endorsed the gubernatorial ambition of the National President of CRY Initiative, Dcn. Danagogo Taribo Wenike Opurum Briggs in the 2023 general elections, because of his philanthropic and God- fearing nature”, he said.
To support the popular view of the people on the issue of riverine governorship candidate, he pointed out that the Kalabari axis should carry the day.
He also pointed out that Wenike-Briggs has through the CRYI platform, reoriented many young people on why they must not be willing tools in the hands of greedy politicians who only use and dump them after the elections.
“This group has been working judiciously to select the best candidate for the job. Though, we have many candidates from the riverine and other parts of the state, we must choose a good God fearing candidate to pilot the affairs of the state with fear and integrity for the state”, he said.
Another reason he advanced for the visit was to officially endorse their host for the Bricks House race for next year and to assure him of their support, before, during and after the elections.
“We are here to endorse Danagogo Wenike-Briggs and work closely with him. We have our presence cut across the 23 LGAs of Rivers State and five other states of the federation.
In order to ensure this aim is achieved, we call on all Rivers indigenes and non-indigenes to join us in making it come true for the benefit of the state”, he said.
He has also appealed to all eligible voters to hurry and get the voters card, adding that the 2023 general elections need tenacity and audacity to make it work.
Describing Wenike-Briggs as the man with the magic fingers to fix the state, he called on all to queue behind him, if they want a consolidation of what Governor Nysom Wike is doing in the state.
By: King Onunwor
The Rivers state Chief Judge, Justice SIMONE CHIBUZOR-AMADI has given an indication to sanction any lawyer who fail to comply with directive of a judge in the state to transferred a case to Rivers State Multi Door Courthouse for Alternatives Dispute Resolution.
Justice AMADI stated this during a brief ceremony held at the chief judge auditorium in port Harcourt Friday held to hand over certificates of operation to two private ADR chambers on Precarious Dispute Resolution Services and Harmony Arbitration and mediation center .
He urged the two private ADR centres to be diligent in the discharge of their duties and warned against compromising the standard of Alternative Dispute Resolution, ADR but should observed the regulations set out in collaboration regulation by the state Multi Door Court House.
Earlier in a address, the Director of the State Multi Door Courthouse, VICTOR NWEKE esq, highlighted some of the achievements of the Multi Door Courthouse especially in decongestion of court rooms.
NWEKE while disclosing how the department certified the two private ADR centres called for serious punitive measures be taken against any lawyer who fail to comply with a case referred to Multi Door Court House by a judge or magistrates in the state.
In her acceptance speech on behalf of the two certified private ADR centres, ALICE NIMI commended the State Judiciary and Multi Door Courthouse for the approval and assured that all the rules and regulations spelt out will be followed.
In a related development; the Rivers State Judiciary has assured its readiness to collaborate with Nigerian Securityding Civil Defence Corps, NSCDC in using Alternative Dispute Resolution to resolve some of the issues in their office.
The state Chief Judge , Justice SIMONE CHIBUZOR-AMADI made the promise when he received in audience the Zonal Commander of NSCDC, Assistant Commandant General, AYINLA TALYE OLOWO and his team who paid him a courtesy visit in his office , Friday where issuees ADR utilization took centre stage.
He used the opportunity to brief his visitors on the hurdles judges faces daily in the court room and the need for the decongestion of the court room , stressing that one judge handle more than three hundred cases but that if lawyers and litigants adopt ADR practice court rooms can be releive of the daily congestions.
The state Chief Judge however urged NSCDC to ensure a wider sensitization of the members of the public on the practice of ADR for a better awareness and knowledge.
Earlier in his speech, the Zonal Commander of NSCDC, Assistant Commandant General, AYINLA TALYE-OLOWO said the visit was to seek collaboration on the use of ADR in resolving some issues which he insisted would help decongest the courtrooms.
Our correspondent reports officials of the Rivers State Multi Door Courthouse led by the Director, VICTOR NWEKE led the team of NSCDC on a technical session where information on how to the fully in cooperated into the Multi Door Courthouse and operation of ADR will be emphasized.
Akujobi Amadi