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  The political class in Ebiraland has been called upon to evolve a development agenda that will address the deplorable socio-economic situation of the Central Senatorial District of the State. This call is contained in a statement by Hajia Ladi Ibrahim who was speaker at an interactive meeting of the Ebira Renaissance Group (ERG) with political leaders of Ebiraland held at the Civic Centre, Obangede over the weekend. Hajia Ladi Ibrahim who represented the Central Senatorial District at the recently concluded National Conference also called on the people of the district to evolve a political programme that will address the right of representation of the minorities in order for peace to reign in the Senatorial District. Earlier in a welcome address, the Coordinator of the ERG, organizers of the political meeting, Pastor Suleiman Joseph called on the Kogi State Government to convoke a state conference to discuss how the various ethnic nationalities in Kogi State can work togethe

By Donatus Olufade Common sense demands that when you visit someone or a community, you are to comport yourself in a way and manner that will not anger or provoke your host. The above has also been supported by the saying that, “if you are in Rome, you should behave like the Romans.”  However vague that old saying might look, one can easily deduce from it that a visitor in a community should behave in accordance with the practice of his or her host. Recent happenings in Ebiraland has shown our Igbo visitor’s attitude is completely antithetical to that above wise saying, as they have been acting as if they can do and undo in Ebiraland without any consequence. Funny enough, our Igbo settlers have recently been using the police to gag and intimidate their host (Ebira sons and Daughters) over flimsy complains. At the mid of last Month, within one week over five of our sons and daughters were arrested by the police over trivialities, and in

EbiraView, on behalf of entire Anebira wish to congratulate our astute son, Muhammed Bello Adoke (SAN) on his appointment as the Justice Minister of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. Muhammed Bello Adoke - AGF and Justice minister You have been assigned a national trust, and we’re trusting you to deliver. Our expectation is basic; a wholesome transformation of the nation’s judiciary. We pray for almighty Allah’s guidance and protection as you heed the national call. Mohammed Bello Adoke (SAN); Justice Minister & AGF Minister of Justice and Attorney-general of the Federation Mohammed Bello Adoke (SAN) was born on September 1,1963. He was educated at Ahmadu Bello University (ABU) Zaria and graduated in 1985 with a degree in Law. He was subsequently called to the Nigerian Bar in October 1986. He worked variously with Kwara State Schools’ Management Board; Kano State Ministry of Justice as pupil Counsel; Messrs Zakari Yaro & Co; and I. M. Boyi & Co; before establishing Messrs M.

JOIN THE TRAIN! PREACH PEACE, LOVE AND UNITY IN EBIRALAND. Peace campaign by Youth corpers across Ebiraland  Peace campaign by Youth corpers across Ebiraland Peace campaign by Youth corpers across Ebiraland

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