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Delta Govt Presents Performance Scorecard Ahead of Oborevwori’s Second Anniversary

By: Ike Philip Abiagom

Delta State Commissioner for Works (Rural Roads) and Public Information, Mr. Charles Aniagwu, has highlighted the significant strides made by the Oborevwori administration in nearly two years in office.

Speaking at a press conference in Asaba on Thursday, Aniagwu, flanked by the Chief Press Secretary to the Governor, Sir Festus Ahon, said the administration had left bold and remarkable footprints across the state, particularly in rural infrastructure and public service delivery.

“In almost two years, we can see very bold and remarkable achievements by Governor Oborevwori and his team. We have provided roads in various communities, reducing travel time from Asaba to Ughelli to just one hour and forty-five minutes”, Aniagwu said.

He also noted that development projects had reached many previously underserved coastal communities.

“We were at Ode-Itsekiri, where the Trans-Warri bridges and access roads to creek communities are progressing well.

“We have also revived work on the Ayakoromo bridge in Burutu Local Government Area, which will help connect several coastal communities to the upland”, he added.

As part of preparations to mark the administration’s second anniversary, Aniagwu announced that several projects had been lined up for inauguration, explaining, however, that due to the volume of completed projects, the Governor might not be able to commission all of them personally.

“Some of the key projects include the Beneku bridge, Ishiagu-Ewulu road and bridge, Upper and Lower Erejuwa roads in Warri, erosion control in Okpanam, Olomoro-Igbide road, Otolokpo to Boji-Boji Owa, Akumazi-Owere-Olubor road, and Obi-Ibabu road, among others.

“We have also installed medical equipment at the Asaba Specialist Hospital, Warri Central Hospital, and Delta State University Teaching Hospital in Oghara, all aimed at improving healthcare delivery and reducing medical tourism”, he said.

Aniagwu emphasized that some projects might be opened for public use without formal commissioning. “They are just too many. In some cases, members of the State Executive Council will be delegated to inaugurate projects”, he explained.

The Commissioner reiterated Governor Oborevwori’s commitment to the overall development of the state, saying that governance would not take a back seat even as political activities increased.

“Governor Oborevwori has instructed all cabinet members and agency heads to remain focused. Governance will not be sidelined. For every project executed, payment is made promptly after certification, showcasing our prudent approach to resource management”, Aniagwu assured.

He dismissed concerns from critics, stating, “Anyone suggesting that the administration is losing grip is far from the truth. The Governor remains committed to delivering results”.

On job creation, Aniagwu said the administration had empowered over 250,000 Deltans through various programmes coordinated by inter-ministerial departments and agencies, including the D-CARES grant initiative.

Addressing security, he noted that the state government had taken proactive steps to combat insecurity. “The Inspector General of Police was in the state recently to commission operational vehicles. We have also improved street lighting across urban centres”, he added.

On rising house rents in Asaba and other parts of the state, Aniagwu said the government was expanding habitable spaces through a housing scheme that included the construction of 50 residential units in each local government area. The pilot phase in Ozoro, Owa-Oyibu, and Kwale featured 30 three-bedroom flats and 20 two-bedroom flats.

He concluded by affirming that the administration would continue to operate with transparency, efficiency, and a people-centered focus, ensuring sustained progress across Delta State.

Newsbreeze Editor,Azuka Okocha Buries Mother In Grand Style

By: Ike Philip Abiagom

Dignitaries from all walks of life stormed Asaba, the Capital of Delta State to pay their last respect to Newsbreeze Editor Azuka Okocha’s mother who was buried on Friday,17th May,2024.

The late Mrs Feilicia Obiashue Okocha(Nee Oyali) who died at age of 77 years, was buried amidst pomp and celebration. On Thursday, the vigil mass took place at St. Brigid’s Catholic Church, Asaba and her daughter, Mrs Lucy Uju Modebe reminisced on their relationship with their late mother.

Some relatives, lovers and admirers of the late Mrs Okocha spoke about how she made a tremendous impact on their individual lives.

Speaking on the life and time of his mother, Chukwuwedo Okocha described her as a philanthropist to a fault, saying she gave her all to the underprivileged even at the expense of her immediate family and said she will be missed alot.

According to the erudite News Editor of Newsbreeze, AzuKa Okocha “My mother is indeed the biblical Proverb 31 version of a woman. She’s a mother that we really pray to have in the next world.

“Our mother is a caring, prayerful, responsible, lovely and charismatic woman.

“She believed in service to humanity even at the detriment of her own children. Without mincing words, she’s a golden jewel.”

In his sermon, the officiating minister of God, the Reverend father Peter Nwankwo of St. Brigid’s Catholic Church, Asaba, charged the congregants and Nigerians to live their lives by making a positive impact in the life of others, particularly the underprivileged. He recalled how dedicated the late Mrs Felicia Okocha, was to serve God and humanity.

The clergy said: “We should all learn from the life of our late mother, Mrs Okocha, how dedicated she was to God’s service.

“She’s known in our community here that she rendered assistance to so many people irrespective of tribe or religion.

“We came with nothing and we shall surely depart with nothing.

“Success is how much you are able to make an impact in the life of others living around you.”

The man of the people Azuka Okocha will be remembered for his show of love towards his 77 years old late mother both in life and death; the benevolence which also was extended to members of his family.

The reception which held at the Asagba Mixed Secondary School at Asaba, in Oshimili South Local Government Area open field was a classic one, as guests, friends and well wishers of Okocha family were sumptuously entertained.

Tributes galore as Peter Okocha buries wife

By: Ike Philip Abiagom

Ibusa town in Oshimili North Local Government Area of Delta State, on Saturday, paid tributes to the late wife of Hon. Peter Okocha, aka Bobo Nkiti, during her funeral service held in Ibusa town amidst tributes, emotions, tears and agony.

On his part, the Chief mourner and husband of the deceased, Hon. Peter Okocha aka Bobo Nkiti said his late wife Pharm. Bridget Okocha died in her faith as she did not waver in the service of God and was his anchor and vowed never to forget her or refer to her in the past tense, promising to keep her memory alive in his heart.

“You were my anchor, the one who could tell me what was right and what was wrong. With your death, part of me is gone, but I will cherish the memories we shared forever,” Okocha said with emotion. He appreciated his children, family, in-laws ,friends ,guests and sympathizers for standing by his family in his trying period.

The colourful ceremony brought together families, in-laws , relatives, friends and well-wishers who came from near and wide to bid her farewell and pay their last respects.

Pharm.( Mrs) Bridget Okocha lived a life of purpose. She was a Pharmacist, mother, and a friend to many. Though her demise came to many as a shock, but she was indeed a virtuous woman. She was loved by the people and her sterling straightforwardness, honesty, trustworthiness and kindness distinguished her among her peers.

The solemn funeral service was conducted in her husband’s family company in Ibusa, and the Celebrant emphasized that Mrs. Okocha’s transition was to be with her maker –the Almighty God.

After the interment, there was a reception for guests at same venue in Ibusa. The reception began with the traditional presentation of wedged kolanut, and entertainments of guest with drinks and food.

In a tribute in her honour, Chief Ambrose Elue-Dike ,who represented Most Distinguished Senator Peter Nwaoboshi said that the occasion was an opportunity for one to engage in sober reflection over the certainty of death as the end of mortals.
Dike further stated that death symbolizes the power and total authority of God over his creation and urged the family of late Pharm. Bridget Okocha to be consoled as God knows all, praying that the death of Pharm. Bridget Okocha will further unite the Okocha family  – Dike said.
He noted that death is not the end for believers but the beginning of a new phase and urged the Okocha family to bear the loss with fortitude.

Chief Victor Nwodo, who commended families, friends and in-laws for coming to sympathize with Hon. Peter Okocha, said though Pharm. Bridget Okocha was no more, the fact that she lived her life in accordance with the Christian belief, inspired hope in those living and prayed to God to give her soul eternal rest.

In a funeral oration, Hon. Okocha, who is also the APC Youth Leader of Oshimili North, described his late wife as a true Christian warrior, who had an abiding passion and love for Christ. He said that his late wife was his “main anchor bar” in his political career, his confidant and his friend. He thanks his in-laws from Ogbe -Onitsha in Issele Azagba who play on unforgettable during this burial of their beloved daughter Pharm. Bridget Okocha.

The ceremony was graced by many personalities – Hon Pat Mozia, Dr Ben Iwezu, Hon. Henry Mordi, Prof. Dan Okoro, Comrade Vincent Iwunor, Hon. Leo Nkeaka, Chief Austin Ndinwa( Okemilli), members of APC family, Ibusa Club , Rotary Club and other distinguished Nigerians graced the ceremony.

Tinubu To End The Long-decades Of South East Marginalization- Soludo Declares

The Anambra State Government says President Bola Tinubu is set to end infrastructural and economic marginalization of the South-East region.

The State Government said this in a statement issued by Commissioner for Information Law Mefor, to express gratitude to Tinubu “for his historic State Visit to Anambra, on May 8, 2025.”

The statement said: “The visit marks a significant turning point in the quest for inclusive national development. It signals the beginning of the end of decades of infrastructural and economic marginalization of the South-East region.

The government and people of Anambra State are deeply gratified that Mr President, in response to the visionary leadership and engagement efforts of their governor,

Prof. Chukwuma Charles Soludo, CFR, graciously approved key requests that were part of Anambra’s strategic ask-list. “The approved items by Mr President include:

1. Inclusion of Anambra State and the South-East in the National Railway Masterplan, a bold step that promises to open new corridors of mobility, trade, and interconnectivity for the South-East and the rest of the federation.

2. Inclusion of Anambra and the Southeast in the nation’s Gas Pipeline Masterplan – A critical enabler of industrialisation and energy access, which will support the state’s growing manufacturing and technology sectors.

3. Approval for the completion of the Federal highway linking Anambra and Kogi State.

This transformational project will reduce travel time to Abuja from Anambra by about four hours, fostering trade, mobility, and national unity.

4. Commencement of reconstruction works on the failed portions of the Enugu/ Onitsha Expressway, the long-standing infrastructural challenge is now finally receiving the federal government’s attention under President Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda.

5. Mr President pledged federal support for ecological investments to tackle erosion in Anambra State. This intervention is apposite, knowing that environmental problems of this nature remain Anambra’s number one existential threat.

6. We also appreciate Mr. President’s acceptance to be conferred with the chieftaincy title of “Dike-Si-Mba Anambra” by the traditional rulers in the state. This symbolic title is a testament to his large-heartedness and recognition of his contributions to national development and unity, and his friendship with the state.

7. Mr President acknowledged the huge potential of Anambra State and pledged to work together with Prof. Soludo to fast-track his vision of transforming Anambra into an African Dubai, Taiwan, Silicon Valley (ADTS) in his acknowledgement of Professor Soludo as a Solution Provider and demonstration of Progressives Working Together.

8. The other critical request made by Governor Soludo was for the federal government to get Onitsha River Port working.

9. We are deeply grateful to Mr President for pledging the Federal Government’s continued partnership with Anambra State and the South-East for total restoration of security.”

Adding, the statement said Tinubu’s visit was a victory for justice, inclusivity, and visionary leadership. “This bold response by the president is a deserving show of friendship, a friendship that transcends politics and is rooted in the shared aspiration for a more united, progressive Nigeria and evidence of progressives working together,”

it said. The state government reaffirmed its “commitment to working collaboratively with the Federal Government to ensure the successful execution of these projects” and expressed the confidence “that these landmark approvals will translate into tangible improvements in the lives and livelihoods of our state and its people

Defection: Oborevwori Desire is Not to Kill PDP – Delta Govt

Hon. Charles Aniagwu,Delta State Commissioner for Works (Rural Roads) and Public Information has said Governor Sheriff Oborevwori decision to defect to the All Progressives Congress APC, was not intended to kill the People’s Democratic Party PDP but to sustain development of the state.

Speaking at a press conference in Asaba on Thursday, Aniagwu, flanked by the Chief Press Secretary to the Governor, Sir Festus Ahon, said the administration has left “bold and remarkable footprints” across the state, particularly in rural infrastructure and public service delivery noting that the interest of Delta is Oborevwori’s goal.

“In almost two years, we can see very bold and remarkable achievements by Governor Oborevwori and his team. We have provided roads in various communities, reducing travel time from Asaba to Ughelli to just one hour and forty-five minutes,” Aniagwu said.

He also noted that development projects have reached many previously underserved coastal communities.

“We were at Ode-Itsekiri, where the Trans-Warri bridges and access roads to creek communities are progressing well.

“We have also revived work on the Ayakoromo Bridge in Burutu Local Government Area, which will help connect several coastal communities to the upland,” he added.

As part of preparations to mark the administration’s second anniversary, Aniagwu announced that several projects have been lined up for inauguration. However, due to the volume of completed projects, the Governor may not be able to commission all of them personally.

“Some of the key projects include the Beneku Bridge, Ishiagu-Ewulu Road and Bridge, Upper and Lower Erejuwa Roads in Warri, erosion control in Okpanam, Olomoro-Igbide Road, Otolokpo to Boji-Boji Owa, Akumazi-Owere-Olubor Road, and Obi-Ibabu Road, among others.

“We have also installed medical equipment at Asaba Specialist Hospital, Warri Central Hospital, and Delta State University Teaching Hospital in Oghara, all aimed at improving healthcare delivery and reducing medical tourism,” he said.

Aniagwu emphasized that some projects may be opened for public use without formal commissioning. “There are just too many. In some cases, members of the State Executive Council will be delegated to handle inaugurations,” he explained.

The commissioner reiterated Governor Oborevwori’s commitment to the overall development of the state, saying governance will not take a back seat even as political activities increase.

“Governor Oborevwori has instructed all cabinet members and agency heads to remain focused. Governance will not be sidelined. For every project executed, payment is made promptly after certification, showcasing our prudent approach to resource management,” Aniagwu assured.

He dismissed concerns from critics, stating, “Anyone suggesting that the administration is losing grip is far from the truth. The Governor remains committed to delivering results.”

On job creation, Aniagwu said the administration has empowered over 250,000 Deltans through various programmes coordinated by inter-ministerial departments and agencies, including the D-CARES grant initiative.

Addressing security, he noted that the state government has taken proactive steps to combat insecurity. “The Inspector General of Police was in the state recently to commission operational vehicles. We have also improved street lighting across urban centres,” he added.

On rising house rents in Asaba and other parts of the state, Aniagwu said the government is expanding livable spaces through a housing scheme that includes the construction of 50 residential units in each local government area. The pilot phase in Ozoro, Owa-Oyibu, and Kwale features 30 three-bedroom flats and 20 two-bedroom flats.

He concluded by affirming that the administration will continue to operate with transparency, efficiency, and a people-centered focus, ensuring sustained progress across Delta State.

Revealed: How Hotel Manager killed a female PoS operator over N10,000 dispute, uses her phone to contact her father for ransom

By: our Reporter

Crack detectives investigating the death of a Lagos-based Pastor, Sunday Ogofotha, who was found dead at Century Home Hotel, Owehlogbo, Isoko North Local Government Area of Delta State,  Nigeria, have made a great breakthrough.

Recall that both the hotel owner, Joseph Ogbole, the Manager of the hotel, Godwin Iboirode alongside two workers were arrested sometime in March over the death of a Lagos-based pastor, Sunday Ogofotha, who was found dead in the hotel after he had lodged there to attend the burial of a relative.

Giving an update over the incident the Delta State Police Command’s Spokesman Bright Edafe,  on Tuesday  via X-Page stated that the Manager of the hotel, Godwin Iboirode made useful confession during interrogation.

According to Edafe, “When the wife of the pastor (Ogofotha) could not reach him the next day, she called his family members to inform them that her husband expressly told her that he lodged at that very hotel.

“The family visited the hotel, but the hotel management denied that Ogofotha had lodged in the hotel. This prompted them to report to the police.

“Upon investigation by the police, it was discovered that the pastor was allegedly killed and buried in the hotel.

“The pastor had travelled from Lagos to Delta but arrived the city late and decided to lodge at the Century Home Hotel before proceeding on his journey the next day”.

“During the investigation”, he continued, “we recovered a PoS machine from the hotel manager, and he claimed that it was a lady who came and forgot the machine.

“After the investigation, the lady who went missing in December 2024 had a business transaction with the hotel manager in the sum of N10,000, which the lady claimed he transferred to her, but she did not receive the money.

“That was how their quarrel started, and according to the manager, the lady was defaming him in the community, and he swore to deal with her. The lady went to him to demand her money, but he dragged her to the back of the hotel and strangled her to death”.

During interrogation, Iboirode narrated that he was angered by the decision of Bethel to accuse him of scamming her because she did not receive the money he had transferred to her adding that when the girl (Bethel)  came to demand her money, he dragged her to the back of the hotel and strangled her to death, left her body there, and used her phone to demand a ransom from her father as well as the family of the slain pastor.

His confession:

“My name is Godwin Iboirode. What brought us together is about a N10,000 transaction.
She went around to spoil my name, that I scammed her, and that was what angered me. I carried the girl into the bush. I strangled her and left her body there. I am the only one who killed her. After I killed her, I used her phone to text her father to demand ransom,” Iboirode said in Pidgin (translated).

Source: Punch

Suiming Electrical Nigeria Limited makes solar technology more accessible and affordable

By: Ike Philip Abiagom

Suiming Electrical Nigeria Limited, one of the leading and arguably biggest Multi-billion Naira Plastic and Electrical Manufacturing Industry in Southern Nigeria has keyed into a worthwhile collaboration by partnering with Guanogdong Suiming Photoelectric Company China for the actualization of solar technology which will be more accessible and affordable to Nigerians.

Suiming Electrical Nigeria Limited, Nigeria’s renewable solar energy solutions provider, is poised to brake the jinx of poor electricity supply situation to Nigerians living in rural and semi urban communities with the launch of affordable solar Fans, Solar Lights for home system, solar street light, solar generators, solar panels, etc, all at affordable prices.

Determined to reach the under-served in the electricity supply chain, Suiming Electrical Nigeria Limited, has signed several Memorandums of Understanding (MOUs) between Suiming Nigeria Ltd with her foreign partner, Guanogdong Suiming Photoelectric Company Ltd China aimed at bolstering Industrial upgrading and to increase productivity, create employment, improve teaching and learning, while bringing about self-confidence and ’emancipation’ of Nigerians from electricity ‘inadequacies’. These Energy strategies were revealed by the Chairman of Suiming Electrical Nigeria Limited, Most Distinguished Senator Peter Nwaoboshi, while discussing renewable energy with the media in Abuja.

The Industrialist (Senator Nwaoboshi) attested that last year Suiming Nigeria Limited signed a landmark business cooperation worth Two Billion Dollars ($2 Billion USD) with Guanogdong Suiming Photoelectric Company Limited China.The agreement seeks to bridge the gap of financial challenges in the manufacturing sector in the Nigeria’s Plastic and electrical product industry. It will also pave way for job creation opportunities for thousands of indirect and direct jobs and drive economic development in Delta State and Nigeria in general.

Industrialist cum entrepreneur Sen. Nwaoboshi said that his company Suiming Electrical Nigeria Limited has received the shipment of tens of thousands of solar Fans, Solar Lights for home system, inverters, solar street light, solar generators, solar panels to Nigeria already and more are still coming.

Senator Nwaoboshi noted that access to solar had been impaired by the inability of people living in the rural and semi-urban communities to purchase solar equipment out rightly. Therefore, Suiming Electrical Nigeria Limited has created an affordable ‘Pay-as-you-Go’ Solar home system that allows people in the rural areas and semi-urban to pay for the products on a monthly basis – breaking the electricity ‘bondage’ and setting Nigerians free from lack of electricity.

To ensure that the product reaches every ‘nook and cranny’ of the country Suiming Electrical Nigeria Limited has developed a franchising model allowing entrepreneurs to join in the distribution of Suiming PayGo Solar products throughout the country.

Giving more details, Nwaoboshi said the challenges in the electricity sector, called for the development of new competencies and adoption of new approaches. “We cannot expect new results doing the same old things. Patriotism and innovative entrepreneurship must get a better hold of professionalism and indigenous companies in the energy sector must break new grounds by building capacities for technology transfer and national development.
Suiming Electrical Nigeria Limited, Nwaoboshi also announced, has re-enforced its Solar projects department through the establishment of a highly professional help desk that can be accessed online and offline.

 

Five Exceptional CEOs Redefining The Real Estate Industry in Delta State

 

By: Ike Philip Abiagom

The Delta State real estate industry has witnessed tremendous growth in recent years, thanks to the efforts of visionary leaders who have made significant contributions to the sector.

These CEOs have demonstrated exceptional leadership skills, innovative ideas, and a solid commitment to delivering quality homes and properties to Nigerians. This article highlights five top CEOs in the Delta real estate industry, showcasing their unique contributions to the field.

ELDER ACHO NONYALIM: Acho Nonyalim, MD/Founder, Juniuc Group of Companies, is a philanthropist and an entrepreneur whose formidable experience in the real estate sector has earned him a reputation. He devoted the first stages of his career to working with a few real estate firms, contributing his business initiatives, and recording several successes and achievements. He is also the CEO of Juniuc Group of Companies, Juniuc Estates Ltd.,Juniuc Rice Ltd.,Juniuc Trading Ltd., Juniuc Farms and Juniuc Hotels and Apartments. Since its inception, Juniuc Group has witnessed an admirable growth with a consistent track record of various notable achievements under his leadership.

ENGR. EMMANUEL OSHIA: Engr. Emmanuel Oshia, the Chairman of Emmalix Trade and Investment Limited,is recognized as one of the leading businessman in the real estate sector and the CEO of Emmalix Trade and Investment Limited, which has grown into a reputable conglomerate under his leadership. His initiatives, resilience, and primary focus on making homeownership a reality continuously set him apart from his counterparts.Engr. Emmanuel Oshia, an influential figure in the Nigerian real estate industry, With his expertise in real estate, Oshia has become a trusted and highly respected individual. Clients can rest assured that any property he assures them of will bring peace of mind and a sense of security. His success story in the industry remains a source of inspiration for lots of young male entrepreneurs who are looking to venture into real estate. He is an example of the ‘Haves’ of the society, those who not just that they have more than enough but they are passionate about sharing their wealth with others, those imbued with a burning desire to touch the poor and less privileged.
It is in recognition of his contribution to national development in the area of Philanthropy and Humanitarian Services (Charity) that the Association of Community Newspaper Publishers of Nigeria(ACNPN) deemed worthy to conferred him with Merit Award as “ACNPN Man of the Year 2023” which is part of the 21st ACNPN National Awards.

CHIEF LUCKY ABUAH: Chief Lucky Blessing Abuah, the CEO, Hen-Ric Empire Garden Ltd is the founder and CEO of Hen-Ric Empire Garden Ltd. Starting as a rental agent, Abuah gradually became a significant player in the sale of houses before becoming an astute estate developer. He is a legitimate member of Real Estate Developers Association of Nigeria (REDAN),Chief Lucky Abuah has received numerous awards from different organizations for his outstanding leadership and contribution to society.He is a Real Estate mogul who has over the years invested so much in human capital development and philanthropy, through which he has impacted several lives and communities.
Some of these awards include the Association of Community Newspaper Publishers (ACNPN),the PAN African Award, GNPN Award, etc.

STANLEY CHUKWUDUMEBI OTOMA: Stanley Chukwudumebi Otoma , the founding Chairman, One Need Properties Ltd, the trail-blazing Real Estate mogul par excellence and a respected voice in the real estate sector, shared insights into the key factors shaping the industry. He examined economic conditions, regulatory reforms, technological advancements, and infrastructure expansion, offering strategic advice to investors and developers seeking to navigate the evolving landscape. A real estate development company committed to providing affordable, eco-friendly, and sustainable housing across Africa. He is a young, self-motivated entrepreneur devoted to redefining the real estate sector with a technological revolution that promotes and champions the development of more innovative and greener communities operating on clean and renewable energy in Nigeria. One Need Properties Ltd, under Otoma’s leadership, was named among Delta’s top 10 real estate disruptors and famed for excelling in areas such as innovation, modern technology, and commitment of its business to communities while also elevating people’s lives to a current and international living standard.

ALUM IFEANYI ASIODU : Alum Ifeanyi Asiodu is the CEO and founder of Goldiva Integrated Resources Ltd., a Real Estate, a property development company dedicated to building, developing, and delivering premium quality homes to clients and investors seeking comfort, quality, and value through an evolving technological landscape with a focus on long-term financial and geographical visibility. He gained quite a reputation in the real estate industry due to his innovative approaches, attention to detail, and exceptional customer service. Alum Ifeanyi Asiodu is known for his ability to deliver projects on time and within budget while maintaining a high-quality standard.

Real Estate guru, Abuah, restates commitment to ethics and trust

By: Ike Philip Abiagom

Mr Lucky Blessing O. Abuah,
CEO, Hen-Ric Empire Garden Ltd

In the real estate management sector, one name you cannot simply ignore is the Hen-Ric Empire Garden Ltd, a real estate development company with a large portfolio of luxury homes and apartments.

In a statement of gratitude to investors , Chief Lucky Blessing Abuah, the CEO, Hen-Ric Empire Garden Ltd, said “Despite facing numerous challenges, Hen-Ric Empire remains resolute in its commitment to change the narrative and demonstrate that real estate investment in Nigeria can be a secure and lucrative opportunity.

“The path to change has not been without its hurdles. Convincing clients to invest in real estate in Nigeria has been a formidable challenge, given the industry’s reputation, largely due to the activities of unscrupulous individuals who have tarnished the industry’s image.

“Scepticism and fear of being deceived have often led potential investors to hold back or seek alternative investment opportunities.”

The statement noted that in a bold and determined endeavour to challenge the prevailing perception of real estate in Nigeria, Hen-Ric Empire Garden Ltd, started by Abuah few years ago with a resounding commitment to change the prevailing narrative surrounding the real estate industry and provide a seamless and trustworthy platform for people to secure properties in Nigeria.

“Our primary goal is to challenge the status quo and show clients that real estate investment in Nigeria can be both secure and rewarding.

“It’s been an uphill battle, no doubt,” says Chief Lucky Blessing Abuah, CEO/ Chief Consultant at Hen-Ric Empire Garden Ltd.

“However, we firmly believe that by adopting a transparent, ethical, and customer-centric approach, we can redefine the perception of the industry and are sure of a comeback whenever clients do their due diligence.

“Through stringent verification processes, legal compliance, and rigorous due diligence, Hen-Ric Empire Garden Ltd ensures that each property listed on its platform is genuine and free from any encumbrances,” Abuah added.

On future plans, Abuah said Hen-Ric Empire Garden Ltd has ambitious plans to further raise awareness about the credibility and potential of real estate investment in Nigeria, through educational campaigns, workshops, and seminars to equip prospective investors with knowledge and insights about the industry.

Chief Lucky Blessing Abuah has also said that the company remains steadfast in its commitment to integrity, transparency, and customer satisfaction and through their determination and vision, they can aspire to bring about a positive transformation in the real estate sector, one property at a time.

Delta State Remains One of the Safest in Nigeria — DG Security, David Tonwe Assures

 

The Director General of Security in Delta State, Hon. David Tonwe, has cleared the air regarding growing concerns about insecurity within the state. Tonwe, while addressing recent narratives being peddled against the state government, emphasized that the administration of Rt. Hon. Elder Sheriff Oborevwori is fully committed to ensuring the safety of lives and property across all parts of Delta State.

According to Tonwe, many of those raising alarm about insecurity are, in fact, the very elements responsible for creating tension and disturbances within the state. He described their actions as deliberate attempts to undermine the efforts of the state government and its security operatives, painting a false picture of lawlessness for selfish interests.

Speaking to Press Men Tonwe reiterated that Delta State remains one of the safest places in the country. “Listen to me, Delta is safe,” he affirmed. “The Nigeria Police Force, the Army, and other security agencies are working round the clock to maintain peace and order. We will not allow a handful of individuals to destabilize our state.”

Tonwe also reminded the public that no nation, let alone a state, is completely free from security challenges. He drew comparisons with more developed nations like the United States, where incidents of insecurity still persist despite their advanced resources and infrastructure. He argued that Delta State is faring well given its diverse population and the numerous vested interests at play.

He commended Governor Sheriff Oborevwori for his unwavering dedication to both development and security matters in the state. Tonwe highlighted several proactive measures and strategic security operations being implemented to combat crime and protect residents. According to him, the governor’s leadership has brought relative peace and progressive transformation to Delta State.

In a firm warning, Tonwe urged those fueling insecurity to desist from such actions or be prepared to face the full wrath of the law. He stated unequivocally that the government will no longer tolerate any attempts to disrupt the peace and stability currently enjoyed in the state. “We are determined to identify and bring all perpetrators to justice,” he said.

In conclusion, the DG called on the good people of Delta State to remain vigilant and cooperate with security operatives. He encouraged residents to report any suspicious activities in their communities and assured them of the government’s readiness to swiftly respond to any threats. “Together, we will continue to keep Delta safe,”