Author: Spade Nigeria

The Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Anambra State,Chief Basil Ejidike, has said that the APC remains the party to beat in the 2021 gubernatorial election in the state, just as he said that his party is the only bet for Igbo presidency come 2023 if only the entire South East embraces the party. Chief Ejidike, made the disclosure in an interview with journalists at the burial of his mother-in-law, Late Mrs. Francisco Chinese Ofoegbu, held at Igbo Ukwu in August Local Government Area of Anambra State. He said the party narrowly missed winning the last gubernatorial election…

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By ABEL JOHNGOLD ORHERUATA In marking this year’s International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, the National Association of Seadogs (NAS) aka Pyrates Confraternity (PC), Vito Corsica Deck joined the rest of the world to celebrate this year’s International Day For The Elimination Of Violence Against Women on Wednesday 25th November, 2020. The Vito Corsica Deck of NAS featured on a Radio talk (Radio Delta 97.9FM) and deliberated on issues about gender based violence and ways to reduce violence against women and girl child. The Deck also visited the Anglican Girls Grammar School (AGGS) Asaba, to sensitize the…

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The All Progressives Congress (APC) in Delta State has chastised Governor Ifeanyi Okowa’s led government for abandoning the State owned media Houses, thereby making them to be almost moribund. The Party notes that state owned Radio and Television Stations in both Warri and Asaba are now shadows of themselves. The Party laments the State Government’s penchant for promoting non-existing and/ or poor quality projects, in order to mislead Deltans and non-Deltans outside the State on the state of affairs; spends Billions of Naira on privately owned Stations outside Delta State to the detriment of State owned Stations. The preference for…

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By ABEL JOHNGOLD ORHERUATA The National Association of Seadogs (NAS) aka Pyrates Confraternity (PC), Vito Corsica Deck in collaboration with the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) has enlightened Drivers in Delta North on the need for safety and safe driving, as the Yuletide approaches. The Coordinator of the Vito Corsica Deck’s of NAS Drivers Enlightenment program, Mr. Agbogun Bright, who stated this while addressing members of the National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW) noted that the enlightenment became imperative as Ember months were characterized with many activities and everyone seem to be in haste. Mr. Agbogun Bright addressing NURTW…

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By Oluwasegun Oluwadamilare The controversy surrounding the Ladoke Akintola University, Ogbomosho, LAUTECH, jointly owned by the Governments of Oyo and Osun got to its crescendo when the institution was locked up for about three years over non payment of staff salaries amongst other lingering issues occasioned by the poor funding of the school by the governments under the immediate past Governor of Oyo, Late Senator Abiola Ajimobi and former Governor of Osun and now Minister for Interior, Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola. During the debacle between LAUTECH and Oyo State Government, students of the institution led series of protests to show their…

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By AUSTIN EMADUKU It is arguable that congugal sex was created for procreation and not for pleasure. When it remained so, there were no issues of women infidelity in marriages. Sex became a problem in marriage when women started “cuming” and they discovered that through playing with themselves – the beginning of lesbianism. Women were not meant to cum and do not use to “cum” or how do you think Solomon was able to satisfy his numerous wives and concubines. Once women discorvered “cuming” through the unatutural means, man was in trouble. Since then their lifespan has been shorted as…

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By AUSTIN EMADUKU Polygamy is ingrained in the very nature of human reproduction. It is a natural thing and not man made that one man can fertilise the eggs of several woman in one day but one woman cannot get pregnant for two men in one pregnancy. If you grew up in the village and observed nature, you will better understand this natural phenomenon called polygamy. You find it in man and the “lesser” animals. There were/are always fewer male species of domestic animals to service the female community. The he-goat got his amorous name from servicing every she-goat on…

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From Bulou Kosin In a night of tributes for Capt Sam Timinepre Owonaro, last of the triumvirate of the 12-Day Revolution, who died 16 June 2020, Delta State Deputy Governor, Deacon Kingsley Burutu Otuaro, said God alone can guarantee ultimate fulfillment of a nation’s aspirations. Otuaro therefore recommended dialogue towards peace and development as he rendered his tribute, Wednesday night, during the “Celebration of Life of Chief Capt. Samuel Owonaro”, with participation via zoom application scheduled from London, UK, by the Ezon Egberi Organization. The ceremony of Bible readings, tributes and songs, conducted by Bishop of Woolwich, Bishop Karowei Dorgu,…

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The Delta State Head of Service (HoS), Mr. Reginald Bayoko mni, has described the role of the National Orientation Agency in mass mobilization and social engineering as a critical tool for national development and cohesion. Bayoko gave the commendation last week when he hosted the officials of NOA, led by the Delta State Director, Mr. Chris Anyabuine on an advocacy visit on his office, in Asaba. The Delta State HoS, termed the NOA as a powerhouse that shapes the attitudes and value orientation and reorientation of Nigerians. On the deregulation of the downstream oil sector sensitization campaign by the agency,…

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Today, the world observes the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women and Girls. On the 20th of December 1993, the United Nations General Assembly adopted the declaration on the Elimination of Violence against Women and, on 7th November 2000, officially designated 25th November of every year as the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women. The United Nations (UN) Women highlights that violence against women and girls is one of the most widespread and gravely human rights violations in the world today. Its impact ranges from immediate to long-term physical, sexual, and mental consequences, including…

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