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BREAKING NEWS: 2019 GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATE ENGR. RICHARD DEEKAE DEFECTS FROM ADC TO APC FOR THE SECOND TIME IN ONE YEAR

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The 2019 gubernatorial candidate, Engr. Kiadun Richard Deekae (MNSE), has officially resigned from the African Democratic Congress (ADC) and rejoined the All Progressives Congress (APC). In a resignation letter dated December 12, 2025, addressed to the State Chairman and the Ward 9 Chairman of Khana Local Government Area, Engr. Deekae described the decision as a difficult one, citing personal reasons which were not disclosed in the letter. Sources revealed that his move was triggered by the recent defection of Governor Siminalayi Fubara from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to the APC. Engr. Deekae expressed deep appreciation to the leadership and members of the ADC for their support and commitment while working with him, wishing the party well in its future endeavors. It will be recalled that earlier in 2025, Engr. Deekae defected from the APC to the ADC, making this his second party switch within the year. More details to follow.
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Four members of the house of representatives have defected to the All Progressives Congress (APC). The lawmaker include Umezuruike Manuchim (Port Harcourt I federal constituency), who defected from the Labour Party (LP) to the APC. Boniface  Emerengwa (Ikwerre/Emohua federal constituency), Awaji-Inombek Abiante (Opobo/Nkoro/Andoni federal constituency), and Boma Goodhead (Akuku-Toru/Asari-Toru federal constituency) all moved from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to the APC.
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As Detty December heats up and event flyers flood cities across the country, the people of Bakana have decided not to be left out of the celebration. In a bold move, concerned sons and daughters of Bakana have announced one of the biggest entertainment events in the history of Rivers State — the Bakana Blue Jeans Carnival. Having recorded multiple successful editions with thousands of attendees drawn from different parts of the country, the carnival is set to return bigger and better this year. The event promises an electrifying experience, featuring top entertainers in music and comedy, alongside exciting activities designed to thrill the audience. BAKANA BLUE JEANS CARNIVAL Theme: Denim Unites Us Activities: Dance | Brew | Eat | Connect | Games Venue: Bakana Town Square, Degema LGA, Rivers State For enquiries: 09044464977 08066922304
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  Nigeria's Supreme Court has confirmed the President's constitutional power to declare a state of emergency in any state facing a potential breakdown of law and order or descent into anarchy. The decision, delivered in a 6-1 split judgment, arose from a legal challenge brought by Adamawa State and 10 other states governed by the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). The plaintiffs contested President Bola Tinubu's declaration of emergency rule in Rivers State, which included the six-month suspension of elected state officials. The court dismissed the suit after upholding preliminary objections on jurisdictional grounds but proceeded to address the merits, ultimately ruling in favor of the executive's actions. Key highlights from the majority opinion, led by Justice Mohammed Idris: - Section 305 of the 1999 Constitution grants the President broad discretion to take "extraordinary measures" to restore normalcy during an emergency. - While the section does...
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