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Delta State Governor, His Excellency Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori, Should Put His House In Order And Take Proactive Steps To Prevent What Happened In Osun State From Happening In Delta State In 2027.

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The Convener of No Jobman for Governor 2023, Comrade Steven Luke, has called on the Delta State Governor, His Excellency Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori, to put his house in order now that there is still enough time ahead of the 2027 general elections. Comrade Steven Luke made the call while speaking with newsmen today in Uvwie Local Government Area. He said the recent developments witnessed during the Osun State governorship election, where the people stood their ground to ensure that their votes counted, should serve as a serious lesson for political leaders in Delta State. According to him, Governor Oborevwori should call his appointees and party executives to order and find out whether the people at the grassroots are truly feeling the impact of the various empowerment programmes and initiatives of his administration. He urged the governor to ensure that the benefits of his empowerment programmes reach the people in their various communities, stressing that political appoin...
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8 Years As A House Of Assembly Member, Almost 4 Years As Commissioner Of Works, And Now In Okere Prison. What A Marvelous God We Serve.

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The Convener of “No Jobman for Governor 2023,” Comrade Steven Luke, has expressed his reaction to the remand of Hon. (Comrade) Izeze Rume Yakubu Ruben, a two-time member of the Delta State House of Assembly representing Ughelli South Constituency, who has been remanded at the Warri Correctional Centre pending trial. Speaking with newsmen in Warri South Local Government Area, Comrade Steven Luke said the suspended Commissioner for Works may not have anticipated that the outcome of his actions during the APC Delta Central meeting held at the PTI Conference Centre would eventually lead to his being remanded in custody. According to Comrade Steven Luke, the development should serve as a lesson to those holding government positions that power and political appointments are not permanent. “Other government appointees should learn from the experience of the suspended Commissioner for Works, Hon. (Comrade) Izeze Rume Yakubu Ruben. Position and power are not permanent. I...
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Attend APC Meetings with Your Helmet: Learn from What Happened to Hon. Tample Mudi. SSA To The Governor Of Delta State on protocol

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The Convener of No Jobman for Governor 2023, Comrade Steven Luke, has advised the general public, members of the All Progressives Congress (APC), and non-members to exercise caution when attending any function or meeting organized by the APC, jokingly urging them to go along with their helmets for safety. Speaking with newsmen in Warri, Comrade Steven Luke described the humiliation of Hon. Tample Mudi as evidence of poor leadership and a lack of loyal supporters. According to him, it is unfortunate that a politician who has served in government for many years appears to have no loyal followers or strong support base in his own local government area. Comrade Steven Luke also condemned the attack on Hon. Tample Mudi, stating that regardless of whatever disagreement may have occurred, he should not be treated with disrespect or like an ordinary person. He emphasized that Hon. Tample Mudi remains a political leader in his local government and serves as a Protocol Officer to the...
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Can the children of the Delta State Commissioner for Health, Dr. Joseph Onojaeme, and Hon. Ferguson Onwo, the member representing Isoko South Constituency II, be admitted to Olomoro General Hospital in its current condition?"

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The Convener of No Jobman for Governor 2023 and spokesperson of the Organization for Human and Peoples' Rights Protection, Comrade Steven Luke, has strongly criticized the Delta State Commissioner for Health, Dr. Joseph Onojaeme, and the member representing Isoko South Constituency II, Hon. Ferguson Onwo, over what he described as the neglect of the Olomoro General Hospital in Isoko South Local Government Area. According to Comrade Steven Luke, it is unacceptable that a government hospital serving the people of Isoko South still operates without an ambulance. He said he was deeply saddened after visiting the hospital and witnessing its poor condition firsthand. He lamented that the hospital's beds and other medical equipment are outdated and inadequate, describing the situation as a clear sign of government neglect. He questioned why Isoko South communities should continue to suffer such poor healthcare despite having Hon. Ferguson Onwo as its representative in go...
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Hon. Ferguson Onwo, my prayer is simple: may Isoko South Constituency II never repeat the mistakes of 2023. Affliction shall not arise again

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The Convener of No Jobman for Governor 2023 and Spokesperson of the Organization for Human and Peoples' Rights Protection, Comrade Steven Luke, has criticized the member representing Isoko South Constituency II in the Delta State House of Assembly, Hon. Ferguson Onwo, describing his election as a mistake that the people are now regretting. Speaking with newsmen in Olomoro Community, Comrade Steven Luke said that despite the many promises made before the election, there is little or nothing to show for Hon. Ferguson Onwo's representation. According to him, the people of Isoko South Constituency II have not experienced the expected dividends of democracy, as many communities still lack basic amenities and meaningful development. He further stated that even Hon. Ferguson Onwo's own community has seen little improvement since he assumed office, adding that if his hometown has not benefited from his representation, it raises concerns about the level of development ...
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Human Rights Community Celebrates Chief (Dr.) Wellington O. Okirika, CON, 'Mr. 13% Derivation Fund,' on His BirthdayThe Human Rights Community of the

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  Niger Delta has extended heartfelt birthday felicitations to renowned Niger Delta leader, elder statesman and resource control advocate, Chief (Dr.) Wellington O. Okirika, CON, fondly known as "Mr. 13% Derivation Fund," in recognition of his lifelong commitment to justice, equity and the advancement of oil-producing communities in Nigeria. In a goodwill message signed by Comrade Steven Luke, the Human Rights Community described Chief Okirika as a courageous patriot, fearless advocate and one of the foremost champions of the struggle for resource control, environmental justice and the constitutional rights of host communities in the Niger Delta. According to the statement, Chief Okirika's unwavering dedication to the cause of the Niger Delta has inspired generations of activists and community leaders. His role in advocating for the constitutional recognition of the 13% Derivation Fund remains one of his most enduring legacies in Nigeria's democratic journ...
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Group Urges DESOPADEC to Give Deltans Stewardship and Accountability or Face EFCC Investigation

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The Organization for Human and Peoples Rights Protection and Humanitarian has called on the management and board of to immediately provide Deltans with a comprehensive account of their activities and stewardship during their years in office. In a statement issued by the group's spokesperson, Comrade Steven Luke, the organization expressed concern over what it described as a lack of transparency and accountability regarding the utilization of funds meant for the development of oil-producing communities across Delta State. The group urged DESOPADEC to publicly present details of projects executed, funds received and expended, youth empowerment programmes, infrastructure development, healthcare initiatives, and other interventions carried out during its tenure. According to the statement, the people of Delta State, particularly those from oil-producing communities, deserve to know how resources allocated to the commission have been managed and the impact such funds hav...
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