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Godwin-Maria Utuedoye is a trained professional journalist. A graduate of Mass Communication from Delta State University, Abraka. He is a registered practising Journalist with the Nigeria Union of Journalists with over 20 years experience of reporting. He is interested in Investigative and development Journalism. He lives in Nigeria and focuses more in the Niger-Delta region where oil and gas exploration by government and multinational iol companies has plunged into poverty and environmental degradation for years. He is also a PR Consultant, content creator, broadcast, print Journalist and Publisher. His vast experience in journalism span over decades of reporting the activities of the untouched areas. He is married with children.

The medicals arrived Arhavwarien kingdom successfully and were officially presented to Chief Felix Akatakpo (The Iyasere of the Kingdom), Mr. Uruemu Imoniwanrieta (The Youth Chairman) and Prince Temple Okukenren, before they were taken to the Health Centre for final handover to the Nurse in  charge for proper distribution.
The group also disclosed that there are notebooks and pen for adequate record keeping and proper accountability.

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The two suspects, Ofemu Obus ‘m’ age 23yrs and Henry Ekpu ‘m’ age 28yrs were arrested on Thursday, by operatives attached to the Command’s Raiders squad.
The suspects are said to be specialized in defrauding unsuspecting POS operators by generating fake alerts which they use to deceive their victims and defraud them of their money.
The two are said to be in police custody and investigation is ongoing. 

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Speaking to them motivationally before the commencement of the programme, the State Chairperson of SWS and Functioning Permanent Secretary in the State Orientation Bureau, Mrs. Stella Macaulay told the women not to be depressed about their present circumstance orchestrated by the flood disaster that ravaged their homes and farmlands, asking them to instead, look up to God for help and direction.

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“In 2023, we propose to spend N111.4 billion on Works, N5.9 billion for Urban Renewal – Delta State Capital Territory Development Agency, N8.3 billion and Warri-Uvwie and Environs Development Agency, N8 billion.
“Others include N12.4 billion for Health; Education, N42.6 billion; Trade and Investment, N8.6 billion; Sports N8.4 billion; Culture and Tourism, N2.7 billion and Housing, N10 billion.

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