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Iniobong Ekponta

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Gov Eno Consoles Flood Victims As SEMA Launches Emergency Operations

Akwa Ibom State governor, Umo Eno, has assured victims of recent floods that ravaged most parts of Uyo and the adjoining Itam, in Itu local government area of support as the state launches emergency operations. He consoled families and individuals affected by the flash-flood and called for concerted efforts to prevent recurrence. Fielding questions from […]

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Leadership Newspapers1h ago

PIA: Energy Firms Assure FG Of Commitment To Host Community Development

Sumedha Energy Limited, the joint venture between Sterling Oil Exploration and Energy Production Company (SEEPCO) and NNPC Exploration and Production Limited (NEPL), has assured the federal government that its operations in the Niger Delta are aligned with the objectives of the Petroleum Industry Act (PIA) by prioritising sustainable development of host comm

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Leadership Newspapers18h ago

Niger Delta, Place Of Special Concern To FG – Minister

Minister of Humanitarian Affairs and Poverty Reduction, Dr. Bernard Mohammed Doro, has described the Niger Delta region as a place of special concern to the Federal Government in view of the peculiar challenges of environmental degradation, oil and gas pollution by oil firms. Minister Doro, working with development partners including a non-state actor – Inte

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Leadership Newspapers1d ago

2 Die As Flood Submerges Homes, Displaces Residents In Akwa Ibom

At least two persons have died after two days of torrential rainfall triggered devastating floods that submerged homes, displaced residents and crippled movement across Uyo, the Akwa Ibom State capital, and parts of Itu Local Government Area. The victims were reportedly swept away by floodwaters along Nkemba Street as heavy rains, which began early Thursday

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