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The Battle for Delta Central Senatorial District Begins Ovie Omo-Agege made his move earlier. Ede Dafinone has now declared for a second term. Delta Central, the choice is yours. Who stands out? 👇 #DeltaState @OvieOmoAgege @DafinoneEde

Court Stops INEC from Recognising ADC Congresses Backed by David Mark A Federal High Court in Abuja has restrained the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) from recognising or participating in any state congresses organised by the caretaker leadership of the African Democratic Congress (ADC). The ruling was delivered by Justice Joyce Abdulmalik on Wednesday. The court held that the tenure of the party’s state working committees and executive members remains valid pending the conduct of properly constituted congresses and a national convention. Justice Abdulmalik ruled that the caretaker committee led by former Senate President, David Mark, lacks the constitutional authority to organise state congresses or appoint committees for that purpose. According to the court, the responsibility for conducting such congresses lies with the party’s state executive committees, not the national leadership. The judge also restrained the Mark-led leadership from interfering with the functions and tenure of elected state executives. The suit was filed by aggrieved members of the party, who argued that the caretaker leadership acted outside its constitutional powers. Delivering judgment, the court emphasised that political parties must strictly adhere to their constitutions and that courts have the authority to intervene where constitutional provisions are breached. #GbaramatuVoice

COMING UP TONIGHT BY 7PM - GTV EXCLUSIVE WITH AMAJU PINNICK, FORMER PRESIDENT, NIGERIA FOOTBALL FEDERATION.

Human rights activist Omoyele Sowore has disclosed that the Federal High Court in Abuja has granted bail to Linus Williams, popularly known as BLORD, on self-recognizance. According to an update shared on his Facebook page, “Bail has been granted to Linus Williams, popularly known as BLORD, on self-recognizance. The court, however, ordered that he deposit his international passport as part of the bail conditions.” BLORD, who has been held at Kuje Prison for about 15 days, is currently facing charges bordering on criminal conspiracy, impersonation, and alleged unauthorised use of the image of social media critic VeryDarkMan. More details to follow... #GbaramatuVoice

Today on Focus on Niger Delta | Live on GbaramatuVoiceTV Join the conversation by 2:00PM as Chief (Dr.) Chris Ekiyor, a frontline aspirant for the Bomadi/Patani Federal Constituency (House of Representatives, 2027), takes the spotlight. Topic: Matters Arising: Delta and the Road to 2027 He will speak on his 2027 ambition, the state of the nation, Delta politics, and key Niger Delta issues. Be part of the conversation shaping the future. #GbaramatuVoice

‘Who Dey Analyze’: Niger Delta Sound Goes Global as Hero Beremi Tops TikTok A new voice from the Niger Delta has taken center stage in the digital music space as Hero Beremi, an Ijaw artiste from Ondo State, surges to the No. 1 spot on TikTok with his fast-rising hit Who Dey Analyze. The song has grown beyond a regular release into a full-blown viral movement, dominating TikTok trends with massive engagement from users across Nigeria. From dance routines to street-style content and comedic skits, Who Dey Analyze has become one of the most widely used sounds on the platform, placing Hero Beremi at the heart of a growing cultural moment. GbaramatuVoice tracking shows that over 310,000 TikTok posts have now been created using the sound, underscoring its rapid viral growth and strong audience engagement. What makes the track stand out is its relatable message and catchy delivery, built around everyday expressions that resonate strongly with young audiences. The phrase “Who Dey Analyze” itself has now evolved into a social expression online, used to challenge opinions, call out critics, and spark conversations across different content spaces. The impact of the song is not limited to Nigeria alone. The trend has extended into Ghana and other parts of Africa, with content creators across borders adopting the sound and contributing to its rapid spread. The wave is also gaining traction beyond Africa, with growing usage recorded in continents such as America and Asia, further amplifying its global reach. This cross-continental acceptance reflects the increasing power of digital platforms in breaking geographical barriers and pushing African music to a worldwide audience. Hero Beremi’s rise represents a new wave of emerging artistes from the Niger Delta who are leveraging social media to redefine the pathway to success in the music industry. Without relying on traditional promotion structures, the artiste has tapped into the organic strength of online communities, turning a single track into a continental conversation. Observers note that TikTok has become a major driver of music success, and Who Dey Analyze is a clear example of how a sound can transition from a simple release into a trending phenomenon. The consistency of user-generated content around the track has sustained its visibility, helping it climb and maintain the No. 1 position. Despite being relatively new in the mainstream spotlight, Hero Beremi is now firmly in the conversation as one of the breakout acts to watch. His current momentum not only highlights his potential but also reinforces the growing influence of Niger Delta creatives in shaping Nigeria’s entertainment landscape. As the wave continues to build, attention is shifting to what comes next for the artiste. Whether through follow-up releases or collaborations, the expectation is that Hero Beremi will capitalize on this moment to solidify his place in the industry. For now, Who Dey Analyze remains one of the hottest sounds online, and its impact continues to echo across timelines, screens, and conversations. The rise of Hero Beremi is not just about a trending song, it is a reflection of a new era where talent, culture, and digital power meet to create moments that cannot be ignored. #GbaramatuVoiceTV

Trump Declares Interest in Taking Iran’s Oil U.S. President, Donald Trump, has openly declared that he wants to take control of Iran’s oil, describing it as his preferred option amid rising tensions in the Middle East. The statement, made during an interview with the Financial Times, signals a possible shift toward more aggressive U.S. action targeting Iran’s key oil infrastructure, including strategic locations like Kharg Island. Trump said taking Iran’s oil remains an option for Washington, despite criticism from some quarters in the United States. The remarks come at a time of escalating conflict in the region, with growing fears that such a move could further intensify the crisis and disrupt global oil supply. The development has sparked global concern, as analysts warn that targeting Iran’s oil sector could trigger wider geopolitical and economic consequences. #GbaramatuVoice

𝗠𝗔𝗧𝗖𝗛𝗗𝗔𝗬 | AFCON 2025 SEMI-FINAL It’s do-or-die tonight! Nigeria 🇳🇬 lock horns with Morocco 🇲🇦 for a place in the AFCON 2025 final. 🕘 Kick-off: 9:00PM 🏟️ Venue: Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium Can the Super Eagles soar one step closer to glory? 🦅 Stay with GbaramatuVoiceTV for live updates, analysis, and reactions. #AFCON2025 #NigeriaVsMorocco

Football fans, get ready! ⚽🔥 Stay tuned to GbaramatuVoiceTV for our #AFCON2025 Special, as the countdown to the semi-final clash between Nigeria and Morocco gathers momentum. The programme will be anchored by Patrick Uzoyi-Peters, alongside in-depth analysis from Sports Analyst Stanley Odebala. Also on the panel are respected sports journalists Ogo Clarkson and Taju Lamidi, with technical insight from former Warri Wolves coach. Adding global perspective to the discussion, Amaju Melvin Pinnick, FIFA Executive Council Member and former NFF President, will be joining us live from Morocco. Former Super Eagles international Edema Fuludu will also be on the programme with expert views. Our team is already on ground in Morocco, bringing you real-time updates, fresh reactions, and behind-the-scenes information as events unfold. Don’t miss it. Follow, stay connected, and join the conversation. 📺 GbaramatuVoiceTV on YouTube, Facebook 👇 #NigeriaVsMorocco

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Tinubu Orders Governors to Release Local Government Funds to Councils.

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WARRI SOUTH-WEST: Ekpemupolo Pushes Bill to Teach Ijaw and Itsekiri in Schools Rt. Hon. Ekpemupolo Idukedoumene Samuel, Leader of the Legislative Arm of Warri South-West Local Government Area (LGA), has presented a landmark bill to integrate Ijaw and Itsekiri languages into the curriculum of all primary schools, both public and private across the LGA. The initiative is aimed at preserving indigenous languages, promoting cultural identity, and securing the educational future of children in the area. In accordance with legislative procedure, Rt. Hon. Samuel temporarily stepped down as Presiding Officer, allowing the Deputy Leader, Rt. Hon. Erewa Charles, to oversee the proceedings while the bill was formally introduced. The gesture was praised by his colleagues as a demonstration of respect for due process and legislative ethics. Under the proposed law, schools located in Ijaw communities will teach the Ijaw language, while schools in Itsekiri communities will teach Itsekiri. This ensures that children grow up fluent not only in English but also in their ancestral languages, preserving the culture, proverbs, and traditions of the community from an early age. Speaking on the significance of the bill, Rt. Hon. Samuel highlighted the urgent need to protect indigenous languages, noting that many children today are unable to speak or understand their ancestral tongue. He said the legislation is designed to revive pride in local languages, strengthen cultural identity, and foster peaceful coexistence between the Ijaw and Itsekiri communities. The bill is also expected to create employment opportunities for qualified language teachers and educational resource personnel, providing both cultural and economic benefits to local communities. Rt. Hon. Samuel described the legislation as “more than a bill; it is a legacy of unity, culture, empowerment, and inclusivity” for Warri South-West. The proposed law is now under consideration by the House, and it is widely regarded as a significant step toward safeguarding the cultural heritage and educational development of the area’s younger generation. #GbaramatuVoice #GbaramatuVoiceTV

“I have respect for the military, and I’ll continue to respect them. I know what the institution stands for. I’m not a fool; I went to school. So anyone trying to suggest I have problems with them is wrong. I have no problem with the military, and I never will. Why would I have issues with the government? But this is a private matter." - Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike

No Officer on Lawful Duty Will Be Sanctioned — Defence Minister Speaks on Wike Incident The Minister of Defence, Mohammad Badaru Abubakar, has stated that no officer or soldier carrying out lawful duties will be punished following the altercation that occurred between personnel of the Nigerian Army and the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Barr. Nyesom Wike, in Abuja on Tuesday. According to the Defence Minister, the military remains committed to maintaining professionalism and discipline while ensuring that officers performing legitimate assignments are protected under the law. #GbaramatuVoice #GbaramatuVoiceTV

King Dakolo Calls on Military to Rethink Approach to Oil Theft, Insecurity in Niger Delta His Royal Majesty, King Bubaraye Dakolo, Agada IV, Ibenanaowei of Ekpetiama Kingdom and Chairman of the Bayelsa State Traditional Rulers Council, has urged the Nigerian military to redefine its strategy in tackling oil theft and insecurity in the Niger Delta. The monarch made the remarks while receiving the Air Officer Commanding, Mobility Command, Air Vice Marshal M.N. Onyebashi, during a courtesy visit to the Council’s Secretariat. King Dakolo described the prolonged presence of the Joint Task Force (JTF) in the region as an operation that has outlived its original purpose. He questioned its long-term effectiveness since 1998, likening military security efforts to “mopping a wet floor while leaving the leaking roof untouched.” While commending the Nigerian Air Force for its professionalism and discipline, King Dakolo highlighted issues of national security, accountability, and the plight of oil-producing communities. He stressed that the real masterminds of oil theft are not the youths in the creeks, but influential individuals controlling the illicit trade behind the scenes. He lamented that despite repeated discoveries of illegal pipelines and large-scale oil diversion points, no major arrests or prosecutions have been made of the financiers. King Dakolo urged the military to act with courage and integrity, standing firmly on the side of justice and the Constitution, even under political pressure. He emphasized that lasting peace in the region cannot be achieved through force alone but through inclusion, fairness, and development. Air Vice Marshal Onyebashi said the visit was aimed at strengthening civil–military relations and seeking royal guidance for the Command’s ongoing operations. He reaffirmed the Nigerian Air Force’s commitment to supporting the Federal Government’s campaign against oil theft, illegal bunkering, and other criminal activities in the Niger Delta. The Air Officer Commanding also praised King Dakolo for his consistent advocacy for justice and good governance, describing him as a “voice of wisdom and stability” in the region. A highlight of the visit was the monarch’s presentation of his published works to the Air Force delegation, exploring the complexities of governance, oil politics, and the quest for justice in Nigeria. #GbaramatuVoice #GbaramatuVoiceTV

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Today, we celebrate a proud son of the Niger Delta, Engr. Victor Ebikonde Sokoto, a man whose dedication, brilliance, and humility continue to make us proud. Your contributions to development and your consistent commitment to excellence stand as an inspiration to many across the region. On this special day, all of us at GbaramatuVoice extend our heartfelt congratulations. May your new year be filled with greater achievements, good health, and divine favor. Congratulations once again, Engr. Victor Ebikonde Sokoto — a true Niger Delta icon. #GbaramatuVoiceTV #GbaramatuVoice

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Faces of Dignitaries at the Grand Finale of the Ebenanaowei’s 20th Coronation Anniversary A royal gathering of distinguished personalities as the people of Ogulagha Kingdom celebrate His Royal Majesty, Elder (Capt.) Dr. Joseph Timiyan (JP) — the Ebenanaowei of Ogulagha Kingdom. From traditional rulers to top government officials, community leaders, and cultural icons, the event was graced by faces that reflect honor, unity, and pride in the Niger Delta’s royal heritage. 🎥 Highlight moments captured by GbaramatuVoiceTV #GbaramatuVoiceTV #GbamaratuVoice

A night to remember in Ibadan: Davido shuts down the 5IVE ALIVE WORLD TOUR at Liberty Stadium | @davido #gbaramatuvoicetv #Davido

From Secondary School Uniforms to Wedding Attire: A Love That Waited [MUST READ] Some love stories are loud and fast, while others grow quietly and patiently, like a river carving its path through the land. This is the story of Miss Ekpe Ekeme Beauty, from Egbema Kingdom, Edo State, and Mr. Ubebe Brakoru Kester Denyefa, from Gbaramatu Kingdom, Delta State, a journey that began in the classrooms of Gbaraun Grammar School, Oporoza, and has now blossomed into forever. Swipe ➡️ to read the full story of their journey from school uniforms to wedding attire, and see their stunning prewedding photos. #GbaramatuVoiceTV #GbaramatuVoice

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Fresh, tasty and proudly Niger Delta! Nothing beats the flavour of our local crab. How do you like yours — pepper soup or native sauce? 👇 #GbaramatuVoice #GbaramatuVoice