Bayelsa Assembly approves Diri's N30 billion loan request
“The loan will be repaid through the expected money to the state deducted overtime by the NNPC as part of 13 per cent derivation.”
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“The loan will be repaid through the expected money to the state deducted overtime by the NNPC as part of 13 per cent derivation.”
YENAGOA-OPOROMA ROAD: Can Gov Diri break 60-yr-old jinx? On By Samuel Oyadongha THE enchantment among residents of over 100 isolated riverine communities in the deep swamp of Southern Ijaw Local Government Area, Bayelsa State, over recommencement of construction work on the Central Senatorial District road linking the council’s headquarters, Oporoma to mainland Yenagoa, the state capital, at the moment, is unspeakable. On drawing board for 60 years But the villagers are circumspect in their celebration despite increased pace of work on the road that has been on the drawing board for 60 yea...
By Samuel Oyadongha THE enchantment among residents of over 100 isolated riverine communities in the deep swamp of Southern Ijaw Local Government Area, Bayelsa State, over recommencement of construction work on the Central Senatorial District road linking the council’s headquarters, Oporoma to mainland Yenagoa, the state capital, at the moment, is unspeakable. On drawing board for 60 years But the villagers are circumspect in their celebration despite increased pace of work on the road that has been on the drawing board for 60 years by the returnee contractor, China Civil Engineering Constr...
“It is indispensable to pass an appropriate law for the safety and security of all Bayelsans and other Nigerians living in the state,” he said. According to him, the bill, when passed into law, would necessitate the creation of a regulatory committee saddled with the responsibilities of ensuring that all aspects of the law are put in proper perspectives. He emphasized that all livestock presently in the state, and others that may wish to come into the state, must be duly registered with the appropriate authorities, and licenses given must be approved by the governor. He stressed that any ...