"Yahaya Bello will tackle stomach infrastructure"-Siaka Musa

A top member of the All progressive Congress, Siaka Musa has described governor Yahaya Bello as the youthful leader that can fit-in the office of the next president of Nigeria in 2023. Hon. Siaka made this known during the formal declaration of Governor Yahaya Bello at the Eagle square today in Abuja. He beacon Nigerians to look towards a youthful leader that will tackle stomach infrastructure and security when selecting their next president.

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GEJ bids for presidential reelection

GEJ bids for presidential reelection The Bayelsa State Peoples Democratic Party has raised alarm over an alleged plot by former President Goodluck Jonathan to take over the control of the Peoples Democratic Party in the state. A top PDP chieftain, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said, “The former President wants to control the state because he desperately wants to stage a come-back at the Presidency in 2019. For him to do that, he must be seen to be in control of the party in the state. “He desires to install not only the next governor; he also wants to install his surrogates in other elective positions in 2019 such as senators, House of Representatives members and the state House of Assembly lawmakers. “Jonathan also desperately wants all groups and individuals with political aspirations to queue behind him as the leader of the party in the state ahead of the 2019 elections. “It will guarantee him a sure footing to make a strong bid for the party...

Rivers 2019: A cry for riverine governor ~written by Barr Owen

In recent times, the media have been inundated with brilliant arguments that power must rotate to the Riverine section of Rivers State. This aspiration no doubt is predicated on the dogged principle of equity and justice aiming at building a virile and egalitarian Rivers state where every section would feel a sense of belonging. Little wonder that a people that produce the bulk of the natural resources for the sustenance of the state and the nation cannot access the seat of power of the state to determine how the resources are applied for the development of the state. They are being systematically pushed to the periphery to serve as second fiddle in the state. Unfortunately, in Rivers state brick house, spare tyres never had opportunity to ride the car of governance. This is perhaps the worst type of internal neo- colonialism which must be dismantled in Rivers State in the 2019 gubernatorial election. Even more disturbing is the fact that from 1999 till date the coveted seat ...

IYC begins shutting down of all Telecommunication Masts/Power plants

Welcome to Newspointersblog Report has it that the Ijaw Youth Council IYC, was seen today shutting down telecommunication masts and power plants that failed to meet up some terms in Bayelsa. More details soon!

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