Nigeria @66: The Ethno-Religious Divide
Every October 1, Nigerians gather to celebrate independence. Flags are raised, speeches are delivered, cultural displays take place, and messages of patriotism fill the air. But beyond the celebrations lies…
Dep Gov Visits Flood Impacted Residents At Eneka, Rukpoku…
Assures On Continued Support
Rivers State Deputy Governor and Chairman of the Rivers State Flood Prevention and Management Committee, Prof. Ngozi Nma Odu, has visited flood-impacted residents of Eneka in Obio/Akpor Local Government Area,…
Prof Odu Felicitates With Nigerians At Independence
As Nigeria celebrates her 66th Independence Anniversary, Rivers State Deputy Governor, Prof. Ngozi Nma Odu, has urged Nigerians to remain hopeful and committed to the collective vision of building a…
Beyond 66: The Strong Heart Of Nigeria’s Next Generation
As Nigeria turns 66, young innovators, workers and creators are redefining what it means to be Nigerian in a fast-changing world.
Heavy rain falls relentlessly, turning the road grey beneath the Abali Park flyover in Port Harcourt. Water spills from the edge of the bridge into deep puddles as commuters dodge…
Sixty-six Years After: What Has Nigeria’s Independence Become?
Sixty-six years after the Union Jack was lowered and the Nigerian flag was raised, the meaning of independence has changed with the country itself. The Nigeria that became independent in…
Transport Ministry Extends Deadline For Painting of Commercial Vehicles
The Rivers State Ministry of Transport has extended the deadline for the painting of all commercial vehicles and tricycles (Keke) operating in the state in the approved Rivers State colours…