
CELEBRATING A SCHOLAR KING: PROF. EPIPHANY AZINGE, SAN, AT HIS BIRTHDAY AND JOURNEY TO THE THRONE

The Colossus of Oshimili North Politics — Why No One Can Challenge Senator Peter Nwaoboshi

In the political landscape of Delta State, especially in Oshimili North, one name stands above the rest — Distinguished Senator Peter Onyelukachukwu Nwaoboshi, fondly called The Supreme Leader. His influence runs deep, his political wisdom unmatched, and his legacy unshaken by the waves of time or the whispers of opposition.
Pastor Idowu Okeze — The Divine Gift Transforming Igbuzo

In every generation, God raises a vessel — a chosen one sent to bring light, hope, and transformation to his people. For the good people of Igbuzo, that vessel is Pastor Idowu Okeze, a man whose life, vision, and works have become a living testimony of divine purpose and uncommon generosity.
Pastor Okeze is not just a philanthropist; he is a special son sent from God to bless Igbuzo and lift its people from the chains of poverty. His passion for his hometown is deep, genuine, and unwavering. Everything about him — his thoughts, his dreams, his actions — revolves around one central purpose: how to make Igbuzo better.
Senator Peter Nwaoboshi : A Political Colossus and Supreme Leader of Oshimili North

In the landscape of Nigerian politics, few names command the kind of respect and recognition that Distinguished Senator Peter Onyelukachukwu Nwaoboshi(SPON) evokes. A man of remarkable resilience, deep political understanding, and unmatched influence, Senator Nwaoboshi stands today as one of the most experienced and strategic politicians in Nigeria, and a towering figure in Delta State’s political evolution.
A Monarch Like No Other: Celebrating the Asagba of Asaba on November 13

A Celebration of Culture and Love: Traditional Introduction (Ikuka) Unites the Ehiriodo and Ajudua Families in the USA











PASTOR IDOWU OKEZE: A MAN WHO CANNOT STOP TOUCHING LIVES IN IGBUZO

Community Newspaper Publishers Unfold Activities for 2025 Publishers’ Week
By : Erugo Precious

The Community Newspaper Publishers under the aegis of Association of Community Newspaper Publishers of Nigeria (ACNPN),has unveiled a lineup of events to mark the 2025 Publishers’ Week, aimed at promoting grassroots journalism and community development.
According to the Publishers Media Week Committee Chairman, Comrade (Dr) Felida Essi, this year’s celebration will feature a free medical outreach and annual lecture/awards Ceremony on the theme for rural dwellers, media and leadership awards, and courtesy visits to key traditional and political figures across Delta State.
Speaking ahead of the event, the State Chairman of the Association, Comrade Ike Philip Abiagom, said the 2025 Publishers’ Week, Theme: “Empowering Communities’’: The impact of community Newspaper on Mental Health awareness and Access to Healthcare.
“Health in Unity: The Role of Cooperative Societies in Promoting Community Healthcare and Mental Wellness”.
The free medical outreach is part of the group’s social responsibility to improve the health and wellbeing of people in rural communities, while the award ceremony will honour individuals and institutions that have contributed to good governance and media growth.
The free medical outreach and annual lecture/awards Ceremony would hold on Thursday, November 20th,2025 at Obi Nwaokocha Okeze Event Center, Ibusa , Delta State and lecture would be delivered by Pastor Idowu Okeze and Dr Ugogi.
The occasion would be chaired by Distinguish Senator Peter Onyelukachukwu Nwaoboshi, and twenty five great Nigerians will be recognized and honoured at the great grassroots event. The Royal Fathers of the Day will be HRM Obi Fredrick Egbunkony ll,Igwe of Abala kingdom.
The week-long celebration is expected to attract journalists, policymakers, civil society leaders, and community stakeholders, reaffirming the commitment of community Publishers to the ideals of truth, development, and social impact.
The Light Diabetes Organisation Set to Mark World Diabetes Day with Free Medical Outreach in Igbuzo
By: Ike Philip Abiagom

As the world prepares to observe World Diabetes Day on November 14, 2025, the Light Diabetes Organisation has announced plans to commemorate the global health awareness event with a comprehensive free medical outreach aimed at promoting early detection and management of diabetes.
The outreach program, which will hold in selected communities, is expected to feature free blood sugar testing, blood pressure checks, eye screening, distribution of free diabetes medications, and free wound and ulcer dressing for diabetic patients and other participants.
According to the Founders,Prince James Oludare Akindele and Mrs Tonia Akindele Nee Elumelu and the team at TLDO,the initiative aligns with this year’s World Diabetes Day 2025 theme, which emphasizes access to diabetes care and prevention. The Organisation noted that many Nigerians living with diabetes face financial and social barriers that limit their ability to manage the condition effectively.
The Founder of the Light Diabetes Organisation, while speaking on the forthcoming event, said the outreach was part of the organization’s commitment to improving community health through awareness, prevention, and treatment support.
“Our goal is to ensure that people understand diabetes, detect it early, and manage it effectively to prevent life-threatening complications,” the Founder stated. “We believe that access to medical screening and proper education can save countless lives.”
Residents are encouraged to take advantage of the free services and to participate in the awareness campaign, which will also include talks on healthy living, diet management, and lifestyle changes that help prevent and control diabetes.
The Organisation further reaffirmed its dedication to reaching more communities in the coming years through continuous advocacy and medical support programs.
World Diabetes Day is observed annually on November 14 to raise awareness of diabetes and its growing impact on global health. It also commemorates the birthday of Sir Frederick Banting, who co-discovered insulin in 1921.
TWO SENIOR SPECIAL ASSISTANTS TO DELTA STATE GOVERNOR VISIT ASAGBA OF ASABA, APPRECIATE HIM AND SENATOR NWAOBOSHI FOR THEIR SUPPORT


