This appeal comes amid the state’s ongoing struggles following the loss of its oil wells, a development that has significantly impacted its economy.
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The South South’s apex socio-political body said this in a communiqué at the end of an emergency meeting of its Board of Trustees.
The confirmation followed the approval of his nomination by PANDEF’s National Leader, Chief Senator Dr. Edwin Kiagbodo Clarke and the Chairman of the Board of Trustees.
The body, headed by a former Federal Commissioner for Information, Chief Edwin Clark, said this in a statement.
The Pan Niger Delta Forum, PANDEF has called on President Bola Tinubu not to scrap the Niger Delta Ministry.
It made the call in a statement by its National Publicity Secretary, Ken Robinson, on Tuesday in Warri, Delta State.
Its National Publicity Secretary, Ken Robinson, made the disclosure in a statement issued in Abuja on Monday.
He said the Executive Order was not backed by the Constitution, describing it as obnoxious and the height of political intolerance.
The warning was contained in statement by its National Publicity Secretary, Ken Robinson, in Abuja on Wednesday.
The elder statesman, who said this in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria in Abuja, said Adamu was in a better position to arrive at a reasonable agreement with ASUU.
The groups stressed that an Igbo President is the only key that will drive peace, unity and inclusion as well as national development; adding that 2023 presidency rightfully belongs to the South-East region.
PANDEF made its position known in a statement by its National Publicity Secretary, Hon. Ken Robinson, over the weekend.
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This is contained in a statement issued by Diri’s Chief Press Secretary, Daniel Alabrah, on Thursday in Yenagoa.
The National Publicity Secretary of PANDEF, Chief Ken Robinson, gave the advice in a statement he issued on Thursday.
The group led by elder statesman, Chief Edwin Clark, said it is a very “sad and bad day” for Nigeria that despite the overwhelming outcry of the people of the South-South zone, the President still went ahead and signed the PIB into law.
National Leader of PANDEF, Chief Edwin Clark, said this at a media briefing, in Abuja, on Monday.
He said this on Sunday, in Abuja, at an expanded meeting of the forum with the theme, “State of the Nation and Preparations toward 2023 General Elections”.
The call was contained in a communique jointly signed by its National Leader, Chief Edwin Clark and its Chairman, Sen. Emmanuel Essien, issued after its General Assembly and made available to journalists on Tuesday, in Warri.
Osinbajo stated this on Tuesday in an address delivered virtually at a National Summit on the Integration of Artisanal and Modular Refinery Operations in Nigeria.