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‎The Onojie of Ewu, His Royal Highness Jafaru Isesele I, has expressed deep sorrow over the death of Deaconess Angel Aimiugwina   Oyakhilome, née Ojeme, who passed away on September 25. ‎ ‎In a condolence message addressed to Pastor Chris Oyakhilome, the Ojeme family of Eko-Ojeme, Ewu, the Oyakhilome family of Idunwele, Ewu, and the worldwide Christ Embassy (LoveWorld) family, the traditional ruler described the deceased as a woman of faith, humility, kindness and virtue whose life left a lasting legacy. ‎ ‎The Onojie said Deaconess Angel was not only a member of the Ojeme lineage but also a devoted Christian, mother and matriarch whose influence extended beyond her immediate family. ‎ ‎The condolence message, personally signed by His Royal Highness Jafaru Isesele I, stated: ‎ ‎"It is with a profound sense of sorrow, yet with the consoling assurance of our Christian faith, that I, on behalf of the people and the traditional institution of Ewu, extend my heartfelt c...

Today, as our nation marks its 66th Independence Anniversary, I join Nigerians at home and abroad in celebrating our country and reflecting on our journey as a nation. Our independence reminds us of the enduring responsibility to honour the sacrifices of our founding fathers and all those who have contributed to the growth of our nation, while renewing our commitment to building a Nigeria founded on justice, equity, unity, democracy, equal opportunities, and respect for the dignity of every citizen. These values must remain at the heart of our national renewal. Despite the challenges we face, I remain confident in the resilience of our people and the great potential of our country. Our diversity is our strength, and our collective responsibility is to preserve our democracy, strengthen our institutions, and build a nation where every Nigerian can live with dignity and hope. Today also marks 30 years of the creation of Bayelsa State, my home state and a state that has contri...

‎The Chairman of the Ikpoba Hill Youths Forum, Comrade Kingsley Osemwingie, has congratulated the people of Ikpoba Hill, Edo State and Nigerians across the country on the occasion of Nigeria’s 66th Independence Anniversary. ‎ ‎Osemwingie, in a goodwill message marking the anniversary, described the occasion as an important moment for Nigerians to reflect on the nation’s journey since independence, acknowledge the progress recorded and renew their commitment to building a stronger and more prosperous country. ‎ ‎He said the anniversary should go beyond celebration, stressing that it provides an opportunity for citizens to reflect on the sacrifices of the nation’s founding fathers and the responsibilities of the present generation to safeguard Nigeria’s unity, peace and democratic values. ‎ ‎According to him, Nigeria has made significant progress despite the challenges encountered over the years, noting that the resilience, creativity and determination of Nigerians rema...