STRONG REPORTERS

  Okobo Crisis: NDDC Intervenes To Restore Peace Between Two Warring Communities Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) has commenced efforts to reconstruct Comprehensive High School, Okobo, as a measure to restore peace between the warring Amamong and Okopedi communities of Okobo Local Government Area of Akwa Ibom State.

  CAFFAN Set To Honour NDDC Boss On Commission's Agricultural Strides The Interim Administrator of the Niger Delta Development Commission, NDDC, Dr. Efiong Akwa, has been recognised for the Commission's "unwavering support for the agricultural sector, especially the aquaculture sector," which is helping to facilitate food security.

 Dakuku Blasts Wike Over Refusal To Pay Rivers Students' NECO Fees  ...Calls For Employment Of Teachers  A stalwart of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Dr Dakuku Peterside has called on Governor Nyesom Wike to save Rivers students from missing 2021/2022 admission into higher institutions in Nigeria. 

 COP 26, Africa And The Imperative For Energy Transitioning  By Dakuku Peterside PhD  Elementary leadership lesson highlights that today's decisions shape tomorrow's future. It is only those meant for the destruction that will not pay heed to this all-time truth. This aphorism aptly captures the mood of the country as the world gathered recently in Glasgow, Scotland, to discuss climate change and the future - a future that depends directly on activities within and outside the frontiers of our immediate ecosystem and biosystem. 

  Dakuku Queries Wike's Claims Of N16bn Expenditure On Law School ...Says Wike is a  Violator of Procurement Law Claim by Governor Nyesom Wike that the Rivers government is spending N16 billion to build a law school is being challenged by an All Progressives Congress (APC) stalwart in the state, Dr. Dakuku Peterside, who is asking where did the governor arrive at such an amount.

  Rising Gas Prices, Crisis in the making By Dakuku Peterside PhD Nigerians are facing hydra-headed challenges on all fronts: debilitating insecurity, extreme poverty, hyperinflation, high cost of food and essential consumables, diminishing trust in government and its institutions at all levels, and worse, there is no clarity on the way forward. Everyday quality of existence for the average Nigerian is depreciating, and people are quickly bemoaning their fate and hoping for salvation- both spiritual and physical . The level of disillusionment is mindboggling, and most Nigerians are perplexed.