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Nembe

October 27, 2024

Army nabs 35 oil thieves in four states 

He also stated that troops destroyed 58 illegal artisanal refineries. 

Troops
September 27, 2024

Navy destroyed 19 illegal refineries, arrested eight for oil theft in Niger Delta: Official

The navy’s spokesman said several illegal refining sites and stolen crude oil were seized and destroyed across other locations in the region.

Illegal refineries destroyed in Ondo
May 5, 2024

Bayelsa governor, Jonathan, others pay last respects to Queen Daukoru

Mr Daukoru thanked the governor and his entourage for their support

Gov Douye Diri
November 11, 2023

Bayelsa Election: 1,017,613 voters to elect new governor today

The statistics from INEC also revealed that 42 per cent of the voters are youth between 18 and 34, while those aged 35 to 49 represent 40 per cent.

Douye Diri,Timipre Sylva and Eradiyi Udengmobofa
November 9, 2023

Guber Poll: Police to prosecute sponsors of violence in Bayelsa

Mr Sokari-Pedro gave the warning when he addressed election stakeholders and senior police officers deployed for the polls.

August 24, 2023

Bayelsa: Traditional rulers allege plots to unleash violence ahead guber poll

They implored security agents deployed in Bayelsa to protect the people from anticipated attacks.

Bayelsa traditional rulers council
August 14, 2023

Bayelsa governor says November 11 guber election causing violence in Nembe

“It is time to stop handling the tormentors of the Nembe people with a kid glove.”

Douye Diri and Gunmen
March 10, 2022

Bayelsa: Nembe residents report fresh oil spill from Aiteo facility

The alleged leak, which originated from a ruptured pipeline, has been discharging crude into the Nembe creeks.

Aiteo/oil spill
December 3, 2021

Nembe oil spill special: Aiteo Director Oru

Aiteo director Andrew Oru explained that the burst was not just an oil spill but a gas blowout which is being contained.

Aiteo/oil spill
December 2, 2021

Aiteo oil leak in Nembe worse than Gulf of Mexico spill: Gov. Diri

“Today happens to be a very dark day for me. What we have seen, I believe, is worse than what happened in the Gulf of Mexico. In all my life…,” the governor stated.