DELTA 2015: HON. OCHEI AND THE IPP PROJECT***What happened to our IPP project?

Hon. Victor Ochei

"I heard that that boy Victor Ochei wants to be a governor too.That boy is too ambitious. He collected about N18bn for the IPP project and pocketed it and now he is also saying he wants to be the governor"....Pa EK Clark.

The above statement was made by Chief EK Clark early this year. This statement by an elder statesman was not just a statement but an obvious indictment of then speaker, Rt Hon Victor Ochei whose company (though, he claims to have deinvested from it) Davnotch was alleged to have collected close to N20bn for the IPP project. This project was supposed to serve the interest of all Deltans including Ochei, Pa Clark, Gov Uduaghan, Engr Charles Emetulu the Energy and Power Commissioner and Ochei's 'Yes we believe' team.

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RE: A SENATOR AND HIS INORDINATE AMBITION

Sometime late last year, we showed Deltans an abandoned street in Ika that was awarded to a construction firm belonging to a senator, who is said to be eyeing the number one seat at the Unity house, Asaba.

As usual, his political surrogates rose up in his defence. Delta Decides were called all sorts of names but we were not deterred nor bothered by their rantings because we know what we were saying.

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Richard Mofe Damijo Denies Being Invited by EFCC…….. As Source Says It’s a lie; Prince Obaigbena pleaded for him

Veteran actor and commissioner for Culture and Tourism, Richard Mofe Damijo has denied reports that was carried by some section of the media particularly the social media that he was wanted by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) over N50 Million theft of Government funds. He said that it is not true, he cannot be involved in such a mess and that in due time, he would respond to saharareporters, an online news agency which also published the report in due course and at the right time. Although to further verify the authenticity of the claim, the EFCC has been contacted but no response yet on its position and if truly the Commissioner was at anytime wanted. However, a source close to government house who does not want his name to be mentioned said “it’s a lie, our honorable Commissioner ran to UK to meet Prince Nduka Obaigbena, aka Duke, the Editor-in Chief of Thisday press who called the presidency and EFCC boss, Ibrahim Lamode and pleaded that they should leave R.M.D alone, stressing that the money in question is only N50 Million. “

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