PDP National Youth mobilization Eleme Lga

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WE CAN’T SUCCEED WITHOUT THE CHURCH – GOV FUBARA

Rivers State Governor, Siminalayi Fubara, has reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to partnering with the Church, emphasizing its role in fostering peace and development.

Speaking at the Standing Committee Meeting of the Bishops of the Anglican Communion, Church of Nigeria, held at St. Cyprian Anglican Church, Port Harcourt, the governor acknowledged the spiritual significance of the gathering, stating that the presence of clergymen and their prayers signal divine support for the state.

He highlighted key governance priorities that align with the Church’s mission, including security, healthcare, welfare, and youth development, noting that his administration has already invested N5 billion in youth empowerment programs.

"Government alone cannot do it all. The Church is a vital partner in building a better society. Even those who are not committed Christians still find their way to church, and through constant exposure to the Word of God, they are encouraged to change their ways," he said.

Governor Fubara acknowledged hunger and insecurity as major challenges affecting agriculture, stressing the need for peace to restore food security. He also addressed the brain drain in the health sector, advocating for better welfare packages to retain Nigerian doctors.

As a mark of support, the governor announced a N500 million donation to the Anglican Church to aid its activities in 2025.

His Excellency, Sir Siminalayi Fubara, GSSRS, arrives in Yenagoa, Bayelsa State, on the invitation of Governor Douye Diri.

Governor Fubara, who was accompanied by a host of Rivers elders and dignitaries, will be commissioning the NLC/TUC building at the Central Business District, behind Access Bank, Amarata.

The project, built by His Excellency Governor Douye Diri, will be Commisioned in couple of minutes as part of the activities to mark his one-year anniversary in his second term in office.

Stay tuned for details.

𝗠𝗿. 𝗖𝗵𝗮𝗶𝗿𝗺𝗮𝗻 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗝𝗼𝘂𝗿𝗻𝗲𝘆 𝗦𝗼 𝗙𝗮𝗿

The third tier of government, otherwise known as the local government area, was created to bring governance closer to the people. Good governance exists where there is safety for life and property. Thus, the government is expected to provide basic infrastructure, but this cannot be effectively delivered when the head of government visits the local government area only occasionally while residing remotely.

The defunct Eleme County Council was created as far back as 1959. The establishment of this government at the grassroots eventually led to the construction of the chairman's lodge in Ogale, Nchia, which now serves the Federal Road Safety Corps in Ogale, Nchia. This is comparable to the State House in Port Harcourt and the Presidential Villa in the FCT.

The Eleme local government area was created in 1996. However, except for a few instances over the years, the local government chairmen in the area resided either in ObioAkpor or Port Harcourt. This created a gap between administrators and the grassroots, making it difficult for the people to access them. If one cannot easily reach their leader to voice concerns, how can their needs be met? That was the situation in Eleme. Even when he visited the secretariat, gatekeepers might subject visitors to bureaucratic bottlenecks, which can be frustrating. This is where the decision of the incumbent executive chairman to reside among his people is commendable, and I believe it has led to finding solutions to the people's needs. Emere Brain A. Gokpa has always remained connected to his people, having served as Eleme Youth President and later inducted into the Council of Chiefs. Now, Eleme residents have a chairman who not only understands their pain but shares it as well. This is an attitude he shares with his vice chairman and his wife, who led the Eleme women in solidarity with the Eleme Youth Council to call on the Federal Ministry of Works to hasten the pace of work on the Eleme section of the East-West Road, following the numerous losses of lives, property, and wasted man-hours caused by the failed section of the road.

Emere Gokpa is quick to respond when there is a threat to security. For instance, the issue of child abuse and assaults on residents in Ward 1, as well as violent attacks in Ward 7, received immediate attention, with suspects arrested and victims supported. Without the chairman's physical presence, the situation could have been much worse. He also remains informed about power interruptions, understands the causes, and addresses them promptly. For instance, in communities such as Aleto and Onne, which were facing power shortages, he provided two 500KVA transformers and addressed other issues to boost the area's power supply. He even visited the First Independent Power Plant to negotiate a deal that, once fully implemented, will ensure an uninterrupted power supply in the area.

Mr. Chairman, advised by H.E. Sir Siminalayi Fubara during his swearing-in ceremony at the Brick House in Port Harcourt, has appointed sons and daughters of Eleme into positions of trust. Additionally, he has gone beyond this by placing numerous residents in the area, considered to be in need, on his payroll without discrimination. As part of his empowerment program, he has promised to sponsor out-of-school children whose parents or guardians cannot afford their fees. Recently, he set up a committee, including councillors, to identify those needing financial assistance to sit for the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) examination, enabling them to pursue tertiary education. It would not be a surprise if he grants scholarships to those who excel in the examination. Recently, Mr. Chairman also supported an indigenous footballer from Agbonchia to help him pursue his career in Rwanda, inspiring other youth to work hard and seek recognition and sponsorship, no matter how small.

He has set up a committee to liaise with all the companies in Eleme to ensure that qualified individuals are not deprived of employment, having cautioned the company heads never to treat their host communities with levity.

On sanitation, he consistently evacuates waste across the LGA, and the issue of water supply will also be addressed, especially since the people of Ogale do not have potable water.

Emere Gokpa understands the challenges facing the council, including the need for office and residential accommodation for staff. Since his inauguration, he has begun expanding the staff quarters, which is nearly complete, and he is committed to finishing the Eleme LGA Secretariat in Ogale within nine months.

Although the needs are many, he has a clear blueprint for the development and advancement of the area, as outlined in his five-point agenda, which is already in progress. After all, the journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step, and in a series of steps, even a small step counts. Let the people unite; together, we shall win. Mr. Chairman is hereby congratulated over his one hundred days in office. God bless his administration and Eleme LGA.

Samuel O. Onungwe writes from Ogale

HEALTH FACILITIES DEVELOPMENT: GOV. FUBARA ON COURSE

As the year 2025 opens, Gov. Siminalayi Fubara has steadily commenced governance with ultimate finesse.

One of the sectors critical to his agenda is the health sector. As already captured in the 2025 fiscal year expenditure plan, over one hundred and thirty-five (135) primary healthcare centers are set to be refurbished and re-equipped to give Rivers people efficient healthcare delivery.

Without doubt Gov. Fubara focuses more on development actions than on distractions. The list of the approved health centers to be resuscitated are as follows:

Eleme Council Chairman Backs Young Footballer's International Ambitions.

*Jiji-K promises to be a good ambassador of Eleme in Rwanda.

A talented young footballer from Eleme Local Government Area in Nigeria has embarked on a journey to pursue an international career in football, thanks to the support of Chief Hon. (Dr) Ajuriebie Brain Emere Gokpa, the executive chairman of Eleme LGA.

Joel Jiji Gomba, nicknamed Jiji-K, from Agbonchia Nchia Eleme, has been assisted by the council chairman to travel to Rwanda to further his football career. He said he is poised to break the negative assumptions that Eleme youths can't make it far in football. "They say that Eleme youths can't make it far in football. I am here to prove them wrong as I am going to Rwanda to make Eleme proud. I want to thank Chief Brain Gokpa,the council chairman for making my dreams come true and I promise not to disappoint the Eleme people" He said.

Chief Brain Gokpa a renowned sports enthusiast, has pledged his commitment to sports development and nurturing young talent in the area.

Jiji-K's journey is seen as a beacon of hope for young footballers in Eleme, and the council chairman's support is expected to inspire others to pursue their dreams. The chairman's initiative is part of a broader effort to promote sports development and youth empowerment in Eleme Local Government Area.

Udeme Obot
Chief Press Secretary
Eleme LGA

AMAEWHULE’S GAME IS UP—THE FINAL NAIL IN THE COFFIN

For Martin Amaewhule and his committee of political adventurers, the end has finally come. The walls have closed in, and there are no more escape routes. The PDP National Working Committee’s affirmation of Rt. Hon. Udeh Okoye as the party’s substantive National Secretary was the final blow, sealing their fate and that of their embattled sponsor.

For months, Amaewhule and his group clung to a lifeline—Justice Omotosho’s judgment, a verdict they believed would shield them from political oblivion. But with the recent development at the Supreme Court and the NWC’s bold stance on Okoye have stripped them of their last illusion. The withdrawal of Omotosho’s ruling has left them exposed, with no legal fig leaf to hide under.

Let’s be clear: With Udeh Okoye now firmly in place as the PDP National Secretary, the era of ambiguous letters and political cover-ups is over. There will be no more backdoor maneuvers from the party’s national secretariat to shield Martin Amaewhule and his faction. The PDP will now treat them exactly as they are—outsiders, fully aligned with the APC. The days of playing both sides are gone. The party hierarchy has spoken in clear, unmistakable terms: You do not belong here.

This isn’t just a political setback—it’s the complete dismantling of a carefully constructed scheme. The endgame is here, and there are no more cards left to play. Amaewhule’s attempt to straddle two political worlds has crumbled, and for his sponsor—who sought to weaponize the PDP for selfish ends—the dream of destabilization has met its inevitable doom.

The question now is not whether they will surrender, but how they will manage their inevitable exit. The party has moved on, and there is no place left for those who sought to destroy it from within. The reckoning has come, and there is no escaping it.

Meanwhile, competent youths should begin preparations to contest in the upcoming by-elections to represent the people of Rivers State in the House of Assembly. The stage is set and the opportunity to restore true representation is here.

PDP NWC OUSTS SAM ANYANWU, AFFIRMS UDEH OKOYE AS NATIONAL SECRETARY

The National Working Committee (NWC) of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has officially affirmed Rt. Hon. S.K.E Udeh Okoye as the party’s substantive National Secretary.

At its meeting on Wednesday, February 12, 2025, the NWC reviewed legal documents, including a Court of Appeal judgment declaring Okoye as National Secretary. With no superior ruling countering this decision, the NWC has begun transmitting its resolution to INEC for formal recognition.

The party reaffirmed its commitment to the rule of law, democracy, and internal stability.