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Bayelsa Airport Staff Yet To Receive It’s Bonus Weeks After

By: Daniel Domotimi.

Weeks after the payment of December bonus to Bayelsa State Civil Servants, Staff of the Bayelsa State International Airport, BIA, are yet to receive theirs.

Investigation revealed that Staff of BIA, had not been benefiting from any of it’s statutory rights and privileges which included promotion of workers since it’s inception.

For the fear of being penalized by the management Staff whom had relentlessly issue out threat to their subordinate, the BIA workers only had to gnash their teeth over the alleged syphon of their bonus.

Out of proportion, the BIA Account officer, Mr. Deki Tari Isaac had told staff that the money had hit the BIA account but could not be assessed due to the Naira redesign policy of the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN.

Areanewsng.com Bayelsa Correspondent  can report that when contacted via telephone, Mr. Isaac stated that “issues like this can only be discussed in his office.

“This kind of issue, we have to see face to face, I can not talk, you don’t know me and I don’t know you, book an appointment with me in my office and then I can talk”, he added.

While the Managing Director, Abraham Apereseimokomo Alfred continued his threats to the staff over speaking up on the alleged syphon, the Airport Manager, Mrs. Elizabeth Apkama had insisted that the non payment of their December bonus was not peculiar to BIA alone but a case of many Government parastatals and agencies which includes the Niger Delta University, NDU amongst others.

“It’s not just Bayelsa International Airport, BIA, that is affected, it’s Government ineptitude nature, it’s all the parastatals and public servants.

“The Niger Delta University, NDU, too were not paid, if they pay me too I will benefit so am not happy with the Government, am also an employee there, they were supposed to be paid and we thought they will be paid like the pronouncement from the State Government.

“Our accountant had even told them the manner at which this money’s will be paid when received only for him to go there and called me the next day and said Madam, we are not included.

“They paid to core Civil Servants alone so the best we could do was to lobby because it wasn’t an entitlement”, she stated.

Responding to the claim by the Bayelsa International Airport, the Public Relations Officer, PRO, Niger Delta University, NDU, Mr. Ingezi said, the states own University had been a sole beneficiary of all it’s entitlements including the December bonuses that was paid to Civil Servants.

However, the Chief Press Secretary to the Governor, Mr. Daniel Alabrah when contacted, told our correspondent that, the best that can be done by the BIA Staff as regards non inclusion as said by the Airport Management was to make an appeal and not antagonistic.

 

2023 Nigeria Decides: Abaribe defeats Gov Ikpeazu to win senatorial election in Abia

2023 Nigeria Decides: Abaribe defeats Gov Ikpeazu to win senatorial election in Abia

 

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) on Tuesday declared the candidate of the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA), Enyinnaya Abaribe, the winner of Saturday’s senatorial election in Abia South District.

The Returning Officer for Abia South National Assembly elections, Georgina Ugwuanyi, announced this before party agents at the collation centre in Aba.

Mrs Ugwuanyi, a professor of Banking and Finance at the Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, Umudike, said she had to return to declare results for the election because she was asked by INEC office in Abuja to announce winners in the election.

Earlier, Mrs Ugwuanyi had told party agents that a substantial number of polling units, totaling about 108, had irregularities requiring a reschedule of the Abia South elections.

She said Mr Abaribe got the highest number of votes in the election, having scored 49,903 votes.

She further announced that the Labour Party (LP) candidate, Chinedu Onyeizu, scored 43,903, while Governor Okezie Ikpeazu of the Peoples Democratic Party scored 28,422 votes to come third.

The returning officer also announced the results of the Aba South and North Federal Constituency, with the LP candidate Emeka Nnamani polled 35,502 to clinch the seat.

She said that Alex Ikwecheghi of APGA polled 22,465 votes, while the incumbent Representative, Chimaobi Ebisike, of the PDP scored 13,388 votes.

Mrs Ugwuanyi, therefore, declared Mr Nnamani the winner of the House of Representatives election.

2023 Nigeria Decides: Just In, Jubilation in Warri as Ereyitomi gets reelected to represent Warri Federal Constituency

By: Celestine Ukah

2023 Nigeria Decides: Just In, Jubilation in Warri as Ereyitomi gets reelected to represent Warri Federal Constituency

The Candidate of the Peoples Democratic Partly, PDP and current member representing Warri Federal Constituency in Abuja, Hon. Chief Dr. Thomas Ereyitomi JP has been reelected as the Member to continue representing Warri Federal Constituency in the next 10th National Assembly.

Hon. Chief Ereyitomi whose victory at the poll was declared this evening Tuesday February 28  by the Independent National Electoral Commission INEC in Warri, Delta State, polled wide margin to defeat the APC LP And other party candidates that participated in the race.

Chief Ereyitomi is the Warri House of Reps Member Elect for the 10th Assembly.

More details shortly …..

2023 Nigeria Decides: Sheriff Oborevwori loses LGA to LP at Presidential Poll

The Speaker of Delta State House of Assembly and Governorship Candidate of the Peoples Democratic Partly, PDP, Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori has lost his Okpe LGA to the Labour Party in last Saturday February 25 Presidential election.

According to the results collated by INEC across 17 LGAs in Delta State, Okpe the Speaker’s home LGA his party PDP scored PDP 8,326 APC – 4,772 and
LP – 10,754.

Here are other 16 LGAs in Delta declared by INEC in the 2023 Nigeria Decides Presidential Election:

 

Ika North-East
APC – 1902
LP – 8980
PDP – 16696

Ika South
APC – 3290
LP – 17868
PDP – 7485

Aniocha North
APC – 1146
LP – 11678
PDP – 3783

Ethiope West
APC – 3850
LP – 10199
PDP – 5463

Oshimili North
APC – 1688
LP – 14929
PDP – 4796

Bomadi
APC – 2,421
LP – 3,134
PDP – 4,429

Ndokwa West
APC – 3,840
LP – 12,889
PDP- 8,599

Warri North
APC – 1,379
LP – 2,417
PDP – 3,411

Aniocha South
APC – 1,686
LP – 14,208
PDP – 4,672

Ethiope East
APC – 6,314
LP – 10,808
PDP – 7,854

Ukwuani L.G.
APC – 2,956
LP. – 11,239
PDP – 6,713

Ndokwa East LG
APC -. 3,752
LP. -. 7,756
PDP – 5,996

Patani L G
APC – 2,270
LP. -. 2,700
PDP. – 3,346

Burutu LG
APC – 4,605
LP – 5,745
PDP – 7,147

Sapele L.G.
APC – 4,099
LP – 17,408
PDP – 6,168

Oshimili South LG
APC – 894
LP – 40,084
PDP – 2,790

 

2023 Nigeria Decides: Warri Rep Member Ereyitomi wins own Ward, Ogidigben

By: Celestine Ukah

2023 Nigeria Decides: Warri Rep Member Ereyitomi wins own Ward, Ogidigben

 

The candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party , PDP for Warri Federal Constituency and member representing the federal Constituency in Abuja, Hon. Chief Dr. Thomas Ereyitomi has won his units and Ogidigben Ward in Warri South-West LGA, Delta State.

Chief Ereyitomi the Warri Rep candidate pulled a total of 214 votes, while APC got 138 votes and labour party came distance with just 37 votes.

Other polls outcome at Ogidigben as follows:

PRESIDENTIAL

APC……164
PDP…….104
LP……….109

SENATE.

APC……..147
PDP………193
LP…………43

 

2023 Nigeria Decides: Labour Party defeating Okowa PDP in Delta, leads in 12 LGAs

2023 Nigeria Decides Labour Party defeating Okowa PDP in Delta, leads in 12 LGAs

 

Labour Party Presidential Candidate Peter Obi is winning 12 LGAs in Delta defeating the Vice Presidential candidate of the PDP at the presidential poll and Governor of Delta State.

This is presidential results for 16 LGAs in Delta as at 2pm Monday, PDP 4, Labour Party 12 LGAs.

Presidential election results in Delta LGAs so far as at 2 p.m. 27/2/2023

Ika North-East
APC – 1902
LP – 8980
PDP – 16696

Ika South
APC – 3290
LP – 17868
PDP – 7485

Aniocha North
APC – 1146
LP – 11678
PDP – 3783

Ethiope West
APC – 3850
LP – 10199
PDP – 5463

Oshimili North
APC – 1688
LP – 14929
PDP – 4796

Bomadi
APC – 2,421
LP – 3,134
PDP – 4,429

Ndokwa West
APC – 3,840
LP – 12,889
PDP- 8,599

Warri North
APC – 1,379
LP – 2,417
PDP – 3,411

Aniocha South
APC – 1,686
LP – 14,208
PDP – 4,672

Ethiope East
APC – 6,314
LP – 10,808
PDP – 7,854

Ukwuani L.G.
APC – 2,956
LP. – 11,239
PDP – 6,713

Ndokwa East LG
APC -. 3,752
LP. -. 7,756
PDP – 5,996

Patani L G
APC – 2,270
LP. -. 2,700
PDP. – 3,346

Burutu LG
APC – 4,605
LP – 5,745

Sapele L.G.
APC – 4,099
LP – 17,408
PDP – 6,168

Oshimili South LG
APC – 894
LP – 40,084
PDP – 2,790.

 

Fresh: 2023 Nigeria Decides, Ereyitomi in early lead, wins Warri North

By: Celestine Ukah 

Fresh: 2023 Nigeria Decides, Ereyitomi in early lead, wins Warri North

The candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, and Member Representing Warri Federal Constituency at the House of Representatives, Hon. Chief Dr. Thomas Ereyitomi JP has won the House of Reps contest in Warri North LGA, Delta State.

 

Chief Ereyitomi of the PDP pulled 4, 292 votes to defeat LP and APC that got 1206 votes and 1623 votes respectively coming from far distance of score in Warri North.

Warri Federal Constituency is made up of three Warri LGAs which include Warri South, Warri North and Warri South-West as it stands now Hon. Chief Dr. Thomas Ereyitomi is leading Warri Federal constituency seat at the poll.

 

2023 Nigeria Decides: Warri North Election, Hon. Capt. Smart Yomi Asekutu Wins Units as PDP clears all positions

2023 Nigeria Decides: Warri North Election, Hon. Capt. Smart Yomi Asekutu, The Chairman of Warri North Local Government Area, Koko, won his unit at Tsekelewu, Ward 8.

Here are the result:

PRESIDENT

PDP 65

APC 21

Lp 22

SENATE

PDP 67

APC 26

Lp 14

Apga 3

HOUSE OF REP

PDP 68

APC 25

Lp 18

Apqa 2

Nigeria Decides: APC National Chairman,  Adamu loses polling unit to Labour Party

Nigeria Decides: APC National Chairman,  Adamu loses polling unit to Labour Party

 

The National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC) Senator Abdullahi Adamu has lost his polling unit, Angwarimi Ward, GRA A1, LERCEST Office in Keffi, Nasarawa State, for the presidential polls to the Labour Party.

The Labour Party’s Peter Obi won in the unit with 132 votes while the APC came second with 85 votes.

For the other positions: Senatorial – APC (55), PDP (22), LP (42), NNPP (4), SDP (184), ADC (1), ZLP (3), while invalid votes were seven (7).

House of Representatives: APC (46), PDP (41), LP (30), NNPP (4), AA (21), SDP (159), ADC (2), APGA (1), while invalid votes were sixteen (16).

2023 : Oborevwori Predicts Victory For Atiku-Okowa, Others

The Speaker of the Delta State House of Assembly and State PDP Governorship Candidate for the 2023 general elections, Rt Hon Sheriff Oborevwori has stressed the need for a seamless electoral process that would further strengthen and consolidate the gains of democratic governance in Nigeria just as he predicted victory for Atiku-Okowa and other candidates of the PDP in the February 25th, 2023 polls.

Rt Hon Oborevwori who stated this while speaking with newsmen immediately after casting his vote, urged the Independent National Electoral Commission, (INEC) to ensure that the integrity of the 2023 elections was not compromised.

According to the Speaker who is also the National Deputy Chairman of the Conference of Speakers of State Legislatures of Nigeria; “I did my voting by 11.20 am, after the initial delay, but we thank God that voting has commenced and hopefully we are sure of victory because we have worked very hard as a party. For all we have done in Delta state, and as you can see here, we are sure of victory for Atiku/Okowa, the Senate and House of Representatives. They know that we have done very well and they should consider our party, the PDP. The process is peaceful and I hope it is going to be peaceful all through. INEC has tried, but should improve on what they have done now, the timing is very important. They should improve on the timing”.

Rt Hon Oborevwori who arrived to vote at 10:54am accompanied by some family members, voted for candidates of his choice in the Presidential and National Assembly elections at exactly 11:20am.

The exercise witnessed massive turnout of voters just as the people conducted themselves peacefully and orderly.

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