Sunday, March 1, 2026

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Edo: APC Ward Congresses ends peacefully 

"Today, we celebrate not just the successful conduct of a party exercise, but the reaffirmation of our collective commitment to unity, cohesion, transparency, and inclusivity." "The orderly and rancour free conduct of our ward congresses, is a clear evidence that we are institutionalising internal democracy in its truest form."
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E- transmission of election results: Senate back-pedals, passes bill

“Distinguished colleagues, the social media is already awash with reports that the Senate has literally rejected electronic transmission of results. That is not true. What we did was to retain the electronic transmission, which has been in the Act and was used in 2022. “So please, do not allow people to confuse you. If you are in doubt, we will make our final votes and proceedings available to you if you apply. "This Senate under my watch has not rejected the electronic transmission of results. It is in my interest as a participant in the next election for such to be done. So please don’t go with the crowd. “We have retained what was in the previous provision by way of amendment. That was all we did. The previous has made allowance for electronic transmission. So it is still there as part of our law. We cannot afford to go backwards,” Akpabio said.
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Insecurity: EDSG shifts indefinitely schools resumption in Central District

Insecurity has been one of the most challenging headaches of the governor Monday Okpebholo-led administration of the All Progessives Congress (APC) since coming on board. In response, the administration galvanising all the security agencies in the State, have consulted all the known books for solution; giving backup with the necessary logistics support, but seemingly the expected result(s) is proving difficult to get like trying to crack a rock for gold.
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Rivers Assembly Commences Impeachment Proceedings Against Governor Fubara, Lists 9 Allegations of Gross Misconduct

Speaking during a plenary session broadcast live on Channels Television and ARISE TV, Jack accused the governor of, among other things, failing to implement the constitutional provisions on financial autonomy for the judiciary and the legislature, starving the Rivers State House of Assembly Service Commission of funds, and engaging in extra-budgetary expenditure without legislative approval.
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Edo residents, traders reaffirm support for Ikpoba Hill flyover bridge

    • Applaud economic benefits     From our news desk, Benin     Traders, motorists and residents within the Ikpoba Hill and Ramat Park axis in Benin City, have reaffirmed strong support for the ongoing construction of the first flyover bridge in Edo State under the administration of Governor Monday Okpebholo.   They described the project as a major boost to economic activities, traffic flow and urban renewal.   Ebojele Akhere Patrick PhD, the Chief Press Secretary to the Governor of Edo State made this known in a...
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AAU Ekpoma lecturer in distress, cry for urgent help

https://youtube.com/shorts/ly5LlNos-TQ?si=bERw4uCCiNxNQqU2   From our news desk, Benin A lecturer in the faculty of education, Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma,  Dr. Sebastian Ehiaguina is in distress and presently battling  kidney related issues. To save his life, the doctors have recommended kidney transplant which is estimated to cost about N30 million. A close associate who goes by the name 'esanbible' on WhatsApp made this known in an appeal for urgent intervention by AAU, Edo State Government, political leaders at all levels, and good spirited persons. "I am  using this opportunity to strongly appeal...
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IDP: Caring for the vulnerable, underprivileged, the world will one day come thank us – Pst. Solomon Abumere Folorunsho

The immediate past year has been very tough for us here; in the area of good health care, adequate feeding, and particularly funding for the education of those in school, no food to eat, no money to pay their fees, buy books, and provide all the necessary needs. It was so bad to the extent that some of them were not allowed to write their exams because of inability to pay fees; as the funds were not available and many who were supposed to graduate last year could not.
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