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FG Pledges More Devt Projects For N’delta by mrakeli62: 4:27am On Apr 08, 2019
The Nigerian Maritime University, Okerenkoko, in Delta State is an eloquent testimony to the unwavering commitment of the Buhari’s administration to changing the development narrative of the Niger Delta, Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, has said at the first matriculation of the university at the weekend.

Osinbajo who was represented at the event at the university’s campus in Kurutie, Warri South-West Local Government Area of Delta State, by the Senior Special Assistant to the President on Economic Matters, Office of the Vice-President, Mr. Edobor Iyamu, described President Muhammadu Buhari as “a man of his words and he has made that clear over and over again with regards to the Niger Delta, in the last four years.”


Acting Governor of Delta State, Mr. Kingsley Burutu Otuaro, also said that the Maritime University was a fulfilment of a new dream for the Niger Delta, saying the state government would not relent in its support for the institution, including the establishment of the university Dockyard in Gbaramatu Kingdom.

While congratulating the students, management and staff of the institution, the vice-president said, “We have a vision that the Maritime University will come to be known around the world as a Centre of Excellence in Maritime matters, and a repository of expertise and knowledge on the Niger Delta.

“The seriousness with which we view the Niger Delta informed the series of unprecedented engagements that resulted in the comprehensive development Plan known as the New Vision for the Niger Delta; with the goal of ensuring that the huge resources of the Delta are put to work for the good of the people of the region.

“That New Vision has guided us every step of the way, and is what has helped propel the Ogoni Clean Up to fruition, and helped birth this University in which we are gathered today.

“These and more are examples of how we are walking the talk in the Niger Delta region, which we view not in terms of its past, but in terms of its potential. And this is a potential that is not limited to oil and gas, but is actually focused more on the development of human capital.

‘’We are confident that the Niger Delta will sooner than later come to be defined, not by crude oil, but by the quality of its human resource, the abundance of its agriculture, its rich cultural potential, and so on.

“And, while the remediation is ongoing, there are also a lot of efforts aimed at ensuring that affected communities enjoy basic amenities like clean water, and that jobs and training opportunities are extended to them.

“Our Modular Refinery Programme is another important cornerstone of the New Vision for the Niger Delta. There are currently four modular refineries at different levels of completion, across the region,” he said.

“The Amnesty Programme has continued to receive funding and support from the Buhari Administration, because we understand just how important it is for the young people of the region. We will continue to ensure that it delivers on its mandate and responds fully to the needs and yearnings of the beneficiaries.

Delta State Acting Governor, Otuaro said that Otuaro said the state government was concerned about the university Dockyard to be situated in Gbaramatu Kingdom, adding that a committee headed by him has been constituted to interface with the Federal Government and NIMASA towards government programmes that would ‘’be in the best interest of all critical stakeholders of the maritime university.’’

Earlier in her address, the Vice-Chancellor of the Nigerian Maritime University, Prof. Ongoebi Maureen Etebu, said that the university was ‘’a ship set to sail as the institution now boasts of three vibrant faculties’’, commending Buhari administration for providing the fertile environment for the actualisation of Nigeria’s first maritime university especially following the visit in 2017 by Osinbajo.

https://www.akelicious.net/2019/04/fg-pledges-more-devt-projects-for-ndelta.html

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Re: FG Pledges More Devt Projects For N’delta by soloehis(m): 4:28am On Apr 08, 2019
So we should be applauding the government for taking so much and giving us littletwo FTC in a day... after trying and failed for years..thank u lord I can smell good things coming my way
Re: FG Pledges More Devt Projects For N’delta by lawaljuliuss(m): 5:13am On Apr 08, 2019
let's wait for the Implementation

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Re: FG Pledges More Devt Projects For N’delta by Ugo4hotish(m): 6:11am On Apr 08, 2019
Niger delta oil is a national cake. while Zamfara gold is a private puff-puff.

I wish these Niger delta mumus will wake up. Igbo is not your problem and will never be the problem of the entire Nigeria.

well, Wtn concern igbos, what we know is our monthly allocation.

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Re: FG Pledges More Devt Projects For N’delta by AntiZombie: 6:11am On Apr 08, 2019
Nonsense



Till the SS gets aajor seaport that will open it up to more biz



The country remains lopsided

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Re: FG Pledges More Devt Projects For N’delta by donwhizkid(m): 6:11am On Apr 08, 2019
OK nah... Let's wait and see
Re: FG Pledges More Devt Projects For N’delta by deji17: 6:13am On Apr 08, 2019
Sai Buhar!

Sai Baba!!



President Buhari, administration has succeeded where others failed

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Re: FG Pledges More Devt Projects For N’delta by BruncleZuma: 6:13am On Apr 08, 2019
grin grin grin grin
Re: FG Pledges More Devt Projects For N’delta by chiedu7: 6:13am On Apr 08, 2019
Wetin Niger Delta need na Resource Control
Re: FG Pledges More Devt Projects For N’delta by Flets: 6:42am On Apr 08, 2019
Fake news

Buhari did not initiate the maritime university, Jonathan did. Infact, Amaechi was responsible for the delayed completion of the project.

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Re: FG Pledges More Devt Projects For N’delta by sonogo(m): 6:42am On Apr 08, 2019
Ogoni clean up?
Re: FG Pledges More Devt Projects For N’delta by bayelsaowei(m): 6:45am On Apr 08, 2019
We want resource control not crumblike promises of development.. nonsense.. pledging development under another person resource?...mtsheew..
Re: FG Pledges More Devt Projects For N’delta by Nigerdailytimes: 6:49am On Apr 08, 2019

Re: FG Pledges More Devt Projects For N’delta by careytommy37(m): 8:01am On Apr 08, 2019
Still planning after 4 years?
Re: FG Pledges More Devt Projects For N’delta by Jaideyone(m): 8:47am On Apr 08, 2019
Ugo4hotish:
Niger delta oil is a national cake. while Zamfara gold is a private puff-puff.

I wish these Niger delta mumus will wake up. Igbo is not your problem and will never be the problem of the entire Nigeria.

well, Wtn concern igbos, what we know is our monthly allocation.
and your monthly allocation is from where? what are your five states producing to justify the monthly allocation they receive?
Re: FG Pledges More Devt Projects For N’delta by mangood74: 10:24am On Apr 08, 2019
and your monthly allocation is from where? what are your five states producing to justify the monthly allocation they receive


GOOD THEY SHOULD ALLOW THE IGBO TERRITORIES TO CONTROL THEIR OIL
FROM DELTA TO RIVERS EACH COMMUNITY SHOULD HAVE CONTROL OF THEIR GOD GIVEN RESOURCES LIKE ZAMFARA
Re: FG Pledges More Devt Projects For N’delta by Ugo4hotish(m): 11:46am On Apr 08, 2019
Jaideyone:
and your monthly allocation is from where? what are your five states producing to justify the monthly allocation they receive?

Lol you see, we don't care where the allocation comes from, since una no want get sense to take all oil revenue. And mind you, igbos are found not only in 5se states, but also in delta and rivers.
Re: FG Pledges More Devt Projects For N’delta by Jaideyone(m): 12:26pm On Apr 08, 2019
Ugo4hotish:


Lol you see, we don't care where the allocation comes from, since una no want get sense to take all oil revenue. And mind you, igbos are found not only in 5se states, but also in delta and rivers.

ikwere's are not ibos since the ijaw inhabitants of Lagos island who bare Yoruba names are not Yoruba according to your brothers. you five states don't even produce up to what ondo state alone produces when it comes to crude oil revenue. clown cheesy
Re: FG Pledges More Devt Projects For N’delta by helinues: 12:28pm On Apr 08, 2019
Still not enough.

But to be honest, GEJ didn't try ooo
Re: FG Pledges More Devt Projects For N’delta by Ugo4hotish(m): 12:54pm On Apr 08, 2019
Jaideyone:
ikwere's are not ibos since the ijaw inhabitants of Lagos island who bare Yoruba names are not Yoruba according to your brothers. you five states don't even produce up to what ondo state alone produces when it comes to crude oil revenue. clown cheesy

apart from Ikwerre we have Obigbo, Etchie, Ogba, Ndoni, Egbema, and Omuma igbo clans in Rivers. so furck you

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Re: FG Pledges More Devt Projects For N’delta by Jaideyone(m): 6:05am On Apr 09, 2019
Ugo4hotish:


apart from Ikwerre we have Obigbo, Etchie, Ogba, Ndoni, Egbema, and Omuma igbo clans in Rivers. so furck you
Rivers is not iboland. tell us what your 5states produce
Re: FG Pledges More Devt Projects For N’delta by Ugo4hotish(m): 7:43am On Apr 09, 2019
Jaideyone:
Rivers is not iboland. tell us what your 5states produce

afonja

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