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Ebenezer Adurokiya

Delta

Journalist at Nigerian Tribune

Lover of Jesus Christ. Forthright, unassuming, honest, generous to a fault! Imperfect, but pressing towards the mark! Adventurous journalist, writer, poet.

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  • 4 weeks ago | tribuneonlineng.com | Ebenezer Adurokiya

    The Forward Operating Base (FOB) Escravos of the Nigerian Navy has organised a career talk for young people in its host communities in Warri South-West Local Government Area of Delta State. Navy Captain Ikenna Okoloagu, the Commanding Officer of FOB Escravos, stated on Wednesday that the initiative aimed to steer youths away from illegal activities and towards productive ventures. The programme, held in Madangho Community, also included medical and educational outreach initiatives.

  • 4 weeks ago | tribuneonlineng.com | Ebenezer Adurokiya

    Operatives of the Delta State Police Command have neutralised five suspected kidnappers and arrested three others following an intelligence-led operation in Ughelli North Local Government Area. The operation also led to the recovery of arms and ammunition hidden in a forest.

  • 1 month ago | tribuneonlineng.com | Ebenezer Adurokiya

    A prominent Niger Delta traditional ruler, His Majesty King Obukowho Monday Whiskey, PhD, has urged patriotic citizens to support the achievements of Tantita Security Services Limited in safeguarding oil pipelines rather than resorting to blackmail.

  • 1 month ago | tribuneonlineng.com | Ebenezer Adurokiya

    Oghenejabor Ikimi is the National Chairman of the Centre for the Vulnerable and the Underprivileged (CENTREP). The Warri-based human rights activist and lawyer speaks to EBENEZER ADUROKIYA on the development in Rivers State. What is your take on the National Assembly endorsing President Bola Tinubu’s imposition of a state of emergency in Rivers State? I’m not surprised because the National Assembly is not independent. It is not an independent Assembly.

  • 1 month ago | tribuneonlineng.com | Ebenezer Adurokiya

    Muhammed Lawal does not believe Nigeria has a functioning government. For him, leadership should provide stability—especially in the economy—but what he sees around him is the opposite. Every day, the prices of essential goods soar, businesses struggle, and ordinary people are left to fend for themselves in a country that appears to be running on autopilot. Lawal, 37, has been selling suya for nearly two decades, starting in Lagos in 2007 before relocating to Warri, Delta State.

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Ebenezer Adurokiya
Ebenezer Adurokiya @ebenadurokiya
11 Apr 25

Ijaws Storm INEC, Demand Ward Delineation Result Implementation in Warri Constituency https://t.co/lek8nXJLrw

Ebenezer Adurokiya
Ebenezer Adurokiya @ebenadurokiya
10 Apr 25

'They Took Him, and Never Brought Him Back': A Retired Nurse’s Cry for Her Abducted Husband https://t.co/GGqlGYrIp0

Ebenezer Adurokiya
Ebenezer Adurokiya @ebenadurokiya
9 Apr 25

Itsekiris Ground Shell Operations, Condemn INEC’s Disputed Ward Delineation https://t.co/z0f1A6MKzF