The Alema of Warri, Chief Emmanuel Oritsejolomi Uduaghan, on Monday narrated how the third executive governor of Delta State, Dr Emmanuel Eweta Uduaghan used his experience and game plan to bring greater respectability and development to Delta State. ‘’Today, many well-meaning Nigerians are celebrating your diligence, uprightness and humility in public office. They are united in their views about your success and landmark achievements, generosity, commitment to the growth of the family and ideals of integrity, unity and service’’. The Warri High Chief applauded the former governor for leading by example, persuading others to follow through superior logic and running a transparent administration’’. In a statement entitled ‘An exemplary citizen of Nigeria’ the Alema of Warri commended the ex-governor for focusing on the principles of good governance, equity, and unity in Nigeria and demonstrating an unwavering commitment to the welfare of the people through people oriented policies...
The Ernest Sissei Ikoli Foundation on Sunday announced the passing of Madam Elsie Ajayi Ikoli. "Elsie Ajayi Ikoli departed this earth on Tuesday, September 2, 2025, in the quiet of her Lagos home — not with fanfare, but with fulfillment. She was 93. A statement in Lagos described Elsie Ajayi Ikoli as a good mother, a church servant and a quiet revolution. "Mama Ayo, as friends, family members and neighbors called her turned duty into destiny, grief into gospel, and labour into love’’ The statement from the Ernest Sissei Ikoli Foundation called Madam Elsie Ajayi Ikoli a woman of the altar, industry and unyielding grace. "Madam Elsie Ajayi Ikoli was born beneath the golden skies of Kaduna on June 24, 1932" The statement highlighted Mama Ayo's intellect, resilience, wisdom and sobriety. "Mama Ayo’s mind was a boundless library. She devoured books not for ornament, but for illumination — a habit that would...