D-SMART NEWS

T wo-time Federal lawmaker, Hon Solomon Ahwinahwi, has described the demise of his leader and brother, Chief Austin Uloho, the Osiorigho of Ughelli Kingdom, as a great loss to his family, Urhobo Nation and Delta State. Hon Ahwinahwi said the news of his demise came to him as a rude shock which he is still battling to come to terms with. In an emotional laden voice, the former member of the House of Representatives said the late Chief Austin Uloho was not only a confidant but more than a senior brother to him. Hon Ahwinahwi noted that the Osiorigho of the great Ughelli Kingdom was a matchless unifier, who was always cheerful, sincere and honourable in his deeds with a wonderful sense of judgement in handling of issues.  He regretted that Chief Austin Uloho left at a time that he was most sought after by Ughelli people, Urhobo nation and Deltans in general. He sympathized with his family and prayed God to grant them the fortitude to bear the irreplaceable loss. Hon Ahwinahwi urged al...

C hairman, Ughelli South Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Hon Chief Michael Djegbe Oshetigho, JP,  has congratulated mama Delta, Deaconess (Mrs) Tobore Oborevwori on her 54th  birthday celebration today. In a statement by him, said "on behalf of the Executive Committee, members, and supporters of the Ughelli South People's Democratic Party (PDP), I want to heartily extend our warmest congratulations to Deaconess (Mrs) Tobore Oborevwori, wife of the Governor of Delta State, on the occasion of her birthday. Mrs. Oborevwori has been a pillar of strength and an inspiration to many in Delta State. Her selfless dedication to the welfare of the people, particularly women and children, has been commendable. She has shown exemplary leadership qualities in her various engagements and has consistently advocated for the empowerment of women in the society. We are grateful for her tireless efforts in making Delta State a better place for all its inhabitants. Under her guidance, we have witne...