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2023: Don’t lie to Deltans on zoning, DESPA tells Urhobo politicians On By Emma Amaize THE Delta South Political Assembly, DESPA, in Delta State, has cautioned Delta Central (Urhobo) politicians who newly floated a political movement, DC-03, to propagate the governorship quest of their ethnic group in 2023 not to mislead Deltans on the zoning formula. Director of Media, DESPA, Abobo Blessing, in a statement, on Sunday, said: “The Delta Central political movement, DC-03 can focus on their Urhobo governorship ambition come 2023 since it is their constitutional right to do so. The movement ...

Abidjan, Ivory Coast – On March 8, Ibrahima Sory Coulibaly celebrated Hamed Bakayoko’s birthday surrounded by friends in Abidjan’s Abobo neighbourhood. They prayed for the quick recovery of Ivory Coast’s prime minister, who was receiving medical treatment abroad, before enjoying plates of rice and grilled chicken. On March 10, as news emerged of Bakayoko’s death from cancer in Germany two days after his 56th birthday, Coulibaly took to Facebook and simply wrote: “God is great.” “I had no words for someone who was always there for people, and especially for the youth in one of ...

Ivorian PM dies nine months after predecessor died in office Mr Bakayoko was appointed Ivorian prime minister in July after the death of his predecessor, Amadou Gon Coulibaly. 1 min read The Prime Minister of Ivory Coast, Hamed Bakayoko, on Wednesday, died from cancer at a hospital in Freiburg, south-west Germany, according to the government. He was 56. Mr Bakayoko, an ally of, and possible successor to, President Alassane Ouattara was appointed Ivorian prime minister only in July after the death of his predecessor, Amadou Gon Coulibaly. “Our country is in mourning,” Presi...

Ivory Coast PM Bakayoko dies in Germany from cancer Ivory Coast Prime Minister Hamed Bakayoko has died of cancer in a German hospital. He had a long media and political career in the West African nation. Ivory Coast Prime Minister Hamed Bakayoko died of cancer in Germany on Wednesday at the age of 56, the government announced. Bakayoko, a possible successor to current Ivorian President Alassane Ouattara, was receiving treatment at a hospital in Freiburg. Bakayoko was recently transferred to Germany after traveling to Paris a month ago for medical care. Ouattara had met with Bakayoko in Franc...

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