Tragedy As Nigerian Beauty Queen Dies During Buttocks Enlargement Surgery

Onwuzuligbo Nneka Miriam, the Face of Democracy Transformation 2013 second runner-up, has been confirmed dead after an unsuccessful buttocks enlargement surgery.

She reportedly died after a Lagos-based American surgeon, identified as Dr Anu, conducted a buttocks enlargement surgery that has left her in a coma since December 30, 2018, before giving up the ghost on February 3rd 2019.

According to abnews247, the surgeon, after failing to carry out the fat transfer surgery at her Med Contour Cosmetic Surgery, took to her heels.

Concise News learned that it wasn’t the first time the surgeon has been involved in cases of unsuccessful fat transfer surgery.

It was said that Dr Anu has several cases and records of surgery failures and complications.

Meanwhile, organizer of Face of Democracy Nigeria Pageant, Alexander Ajagbonno, has expressed regrets and bitterness over the loss of Queen Onwuzuligbo, who refused to accept the position, claiming she deserved the 1st position.

Miriam had dragged the organizers to court for legal interventions until last year when the case was finally dismissed.

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UK Police Arrests Black Woman For Turning A White Man Into Her Pet With Juju And Pulling Him

Police in the United Kingdom have arrested a Nigerian lady for turning a white man into her pet and dragging him on the ground like a dog with a chain tied to his neck.

The incident which took place yesterday drew a lot of attention after police noticed the black Nigerian woman pulling the ‘pet’ man on the ground as the man obeyed and crawled on his knees and hands in total submission.

Reports have it that the woman had apparently applied juju to confuse the white man, who later accepted to be her pet.

In one of the streets in the UK, the woman happily moved around while the old white man was following and crawling like a dog.

Police officers, after noticing the tired white man, arrested the woman and started questioning her. It was later confirmed that the lady was on a revenge mission.

Kenyan villager,Peter Tabichi Wins $1m Global Teacher Prize 2019

A mathematics and physics teacher from a secondary school in a remote village in Kenya’s Rift Valley has won the $1 million Global Teacher Prize for 2019, organizers have said. Peter Tabichi, who organizers say gives away 80 percent of his monthly income to the poor, received the prize at a ceremony […]

It Was A Nice Experience Landing At Asaba Int’l Airport – Egypt air Pilot

THE Asaba International Airport witnessed its second international flight yesterday (27/03/19) with the Pilot of Egypt Air Boeing 737, Mr. Ramy Mansour saying it was a wonderful experience landing at the airport.

According to the Pilot who flew into Asaba at about 7.57 am, “we had a nice experience landing at the Asaba International Airport, the runway is very good and the greenery was a very nice view from up.”

“It is 6 hours from Asaba to Cairo and we will like to land here again,” the Pilot said in a chat with newsmen at the Asaba International Airport.

Delta State Commissioner for Information, Mr. Patrick Ukah at the airport, described the successful landing and take-off of international flights from the Asaba International Airport as clear attestation of the success story of Governor Okowa’s administration.

“We give thanks to God for the successful flights; this is an attestation of the good works of Governor Okowa’s administration in Delta State; we have just witnessed the second international flight that is landing and taking off from Asaba and it is a strong message to investors that Asaba is safe for business.”

Also speaking the Special Project Director Asaba International Airport Mr. Austin Ayemidejor stated that the airport was strategically located to cater to the travel needs of a lot of people, disclosing that the work has already commenced on the cargo portion of the airport.

“With all the facilities in working condition, its strategic location and serene environment, air travel will become so much easier for travelers as well as tourists who are interested in coming to Delta and its neighboring states to not only do business but to sight see and enjoy the best hospitality in the country,” Hon. Ayemidejor said.

RCCG Skills’ institution, BESAC gets NABTEB, Delta Government endorsement, matriculates 167 students

The Business and Entrepreneurship Skill Acquisition Centre, BESAC, an initiative of Redeemers Men Fellowship, RMF, Region 23 of The Redeemed Christian Church of God, RCCG, has received the endorsement of Delta State Government as well as National Business and Technical Examination Board, NABTEB, in the resolve to provide affordable learning center for people of all classes as a way of contributing to National development.

Delta State Governor, Dr. Ifeanyi Okowa who was represented by the State Chief Job Creation Officer, Prof. Eric Eboh during matriculation of the first set of 167 students of the institution in Warri, Thursday March 21, noted that BESAC programme is in sync with his administration’s Skills’ Training and Entrepreneurship Programme, STEP.   

Dr. Okowa, while expressing the readiness of his administration to partner BESAC as a result of the believe that the future of employment in Nigeria lies in skills, not certificate, acknowledged that lack of quality training centers is a challenge being faced in the running of STEP programme.

A representative of NABTEB, Mr. Adeyemi Brown, while commending RCCG for establishing the center, noted that many graduates in Nigeria roam the streets, because they have no skill, describing the BESAC initiative as Corporate Moral Responsibility, CMR.                                                                                                                               167 BESAC students just matriculated

Provost of BESAC, Pastor Emmanuel Kalejaiye, Deputy Provost, Pastor Olufemi Olumide, Head of the School, Ademola Akande and another member of the leadership team, Deji Olagboye, who gave overview of goals of the institution, quipped that successful trainees can gain direct entry to either Polytechnics or Universities, apart from the technical skills they will acquire in the one year programme.

According to the school leadership, the institution which began academic activities January 14, 2019, has capacity for 250 students.

Programmes offered by BESAC are Photography & Multimedia, Fashion and Designing, Event Planning and Management, Music, Information and Communication Technology, Welding and Fabrication, Catering & Culinary as well as Hair dressing & Cosmetology.

MATRICULATION: Management Team of Business and Entrepreneurship Skill Acquisition Centre, BESAC, Warri, Delta State ^nd right) Provost of BESAC, Pst. Emmanuel Kalejaiye (4^th right) Deputy Provost of BESAC, Pst. Olufemi Olumide (Back Row) Mr. David Oluwanuga (left) Mr. Deji Olagboye 2^nd (right) & others, shortly after the 1^st Matriculation Ceremony of 167 students of BESAC, an initiative of Redeemers Men Fellowship, RMF, Region 23 of The Redeemed Christian Church of God, RCCG

(Front Row) Mr. Ademola Akande (right) Delta State Chief Job Creation Officer, Prof. Eric Eboh (2

Our Resolve To Provide Quality Education In Delta Remains Unshaken- Okowa’s CPS

The chief press secretary to the Delta state governor Mr. Charles Aniagwu has recently issued a press statement to enlighten the public to showcase the seriousness and commitment of the state government under the leadership of governor Okowa special attention and focus on education.

The statement stated that in the last forty six months, the administration of Governor Ifeanyi Okowa has paid special attention to the improvement of education in Delta state, especially in the upgrade of infrastructure and retraining of Teachers and Instructors, noting that when the story of our dear little Success broke and went viral, the government watched and read divergent views on the subject matter. 

While the state government appreciates those who have genuinely expressed concern on the issue, we assure such persons of our determination to further strengthen our efforts in repositioning our school system in Delta, we make bold to say that we will not be distracted by those who wish to take advantage of the situation to advance their personal gains.

It is important to restate that Delta State Government runs free education at both primary and secondary school levels in all public schools in the state and therefore any staff of government who engage in acts that undermines the good intentions of government will not be spared of appropriate sanctions.

The statement further appreciate and   acknowledge that despite the government efforts to fix all the schools is gradually receiving kudos from the public, it is pertinent to state that the Okowa led administration since assumption of office has built and reconstructed over 4,000 classroom blocks and provided furniture, learning and instructional materials to public schools in the state with a view to making them conducive and competitive with the private schools. 

 Traditional rulers congratulates Okowa on his victory

...as Okowa attributes victory to their peaceful kingdoms

By success Ebahor

The traditional rulers in Delta State has congratulated Governor Ifeanyi Okowa for his re-election victory as the Governor attributed the success story of his administration to peaceful kingdoms that provided the enabling environment for his administration to deliver democratic dividends to nooks and crannies of the state.

Governor Okowa received the traditional rulers led by the Chairman, Delta State

Traditional Rulers Council chairman, the Obi of Owa, HRM Emmanuel Efeizomor II at Government House, Asaba stated this during their visit to the Governor.

The governor while thanking the traditional rulers, he attributed his victory at the polls to the traditional rulers who created the enabling environment in their kingdoms for his administration to execute projects that endeared him to the hearts of Deltans.

“I appreciate you, our traditional rulers for this visit, I thank you for your support for my administration; you have given us peace and the enabling environment which made us to work; your positive message to your people, our people over the years made victory at the elections easy and made the elections peaceful as the people came out with the sole purpose of voting for us,” the governor said.

He emphasized, “the support you have given us these past years was the push that made a lot of Deltans to come out and vote; I appreciate you, I appreciate our people, Deltans; it is a thing of joy that the state was peaceful before the elections and when the results were announced, they took to the streets to celebrate their victory, our victory; some are still organizing thanksgiving and it gladdens my heart more that the state is very peaceful after the elections; I want to assure you and all Deltans that as a government, we will remain focused to deliver more dividends of democracy in the next four years starting from May 29.”

The governor while addressing some of the issues raised by the traditional rulers, he stated that, nobody has the right to appoint himself as a traditional ruler; “you cannot be a traditional ruler over a kingdom that does not exist; i will not support illegality, there is a process of creating kingdoms and emergence of traditional rulers.”

He called for the support of the traditional rulers as his administration moves to make the state stronger and exemplary within the next four years.

Obi Efeizomor II had told the governor that they were in Asaba to congratulate him on his victory at the polls and prayed for him to take Delta State to the desired height

ELECTIONS: Okowa Emerged In a Free and Fair Contest

ELECTIONS:  Okowa Emerged In a Free and Fair Contest-

…as IPAC Congratulates Gov., Ifeanyi, Promises to Reconcile Aggrieved Parties 

By Success Ebahor

Following the successful conduct of the general elections, the Inter-Party Advisory Council (IPAC), Delta State Chapter has described the 2019 General Elections in Delta State as free and fair, urging all parties to support Governor Ifeanyi Okowa to develop the state.

IPAC in a well-attended Press Briefing on the 19^th march, 2019 in Asaba, observed that “the 2019 Presidential/National Assembly and Governorship/State House of Assembly elections were basically free, fair and credible and was a reflection of the will of Deltans.”

While congratulating Governor Okowa for emerging victorious at the polls, IPAC asserted, “of a truth”that, the election has been conducted and a winner has emerged for the governance of our state; it is expedient for us to congratulate the winner of the governorship election in Delta State, Dr Ifeanyi Okowa for running impressive campaigns just as we appeal to the losers to accept defeat gallantly and work with the winner to move Delta State to next level; we equally appeal to Dr Okowa, the re-elected governor of Delta State to carry everyone along in the governance of the state and to extend a hand of fellowship to those who lost in the governorship race.”

According to Mr Fred Obi, Chairman of IPAC in the state,  IPAC would set up a committee to reconcile aggrieved persons who participated in the elections stating that ”the elections have come and gone, IPAC, Delta State chapter is aware that there are some aggrieved persons still smarting from the outcome of the elections; to this group, we appeal that they should allow peace to reign as IPAC would constitute a reconciliation committee to look at the grievances arising from the governorship and other elections with a view to reducing litigation to the barest minimum; we must strive to heal all wounds and work for the peace, progress and development of Delta State.”

IPAC commended the Independent National Electoral Commission, security agencies and Deltans for their active participation in the electoral process and appealed to Deltans “including all those who lost in the just concluded elections to sustain the peaceful ambience in the state as it would be counter-productive for anyone to heat up the polity at a time when all hands should be on deck to support government to move Delta State forward.”

“The political class in Delta State should think more of the progress of Delta State than their personal ambitions; that is the only way they can earn the trust of Deltans,” the IPAC Chairman said.