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PAP Administrator Commends Oluremi Tinubu’s Visit to Warri
By Favour Bibaikefie
The Administrator of the Presidential Amnesty Programme (PAP), High Chief (Dr.) Dennis Brutu Otuaro, has lauded Nigeria’s First Lady, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, for her visit to Warri, Delta State, on Thursday, February 26, 2026, describing it as timely and impactful.
In a statement issued by his Special Assistant on Media, Mr. Igoniko Oduma, Otuaro said the First Lady’s one-day engagement in the oil-rich city underscores the Federal Government’s commitment to peace, stability and inclusive development in the Niger Delta region.
He noted that stakeholders and beneficiaries of the Amnesty Programme view the visit as a morale booster that will further strengthen ongoing efforts to consolidate sustainable peace and security in the region.
Otuaro portrayed the First Lady as a unifying national figure whose humanitarian outreach continues to resonate across the country. He said her activities align with the Renewed Hope Agenda of President , particularly in fostering social inclusion and support for vulnerable groups.
According to the PAP boss, Senator has demonstrated compassion and purposeful leadership through her flagship pet project, the (RHI), which he said continues to uplift disadvantaged Nigerians through targeted interventions.
“It takes a large heart and deep empathy to sustain initiatives that directly impact the lives of ordinary citizens. The First Lady has shown unwavering commitment to humanitarian service, and her Renewed Hope Initiative stands as a legacy project that will leave enduring footprints across the nation,” Otuaro stated.
He added that the First Lady’s interventions complement the development blueprint of Delta State Governor, , particularly the MORE Agenda, which focuses on meaningful development, opportunities for all, realistic reforms and enhanced peace and security.
Otuaro emphasized that the visit will remain a significant milestone for the people of Delta State, describing it as a moment of pride and renewed optimism for many residents who continue to benefit from federal and state-backed development programmes.
He reaffirmed the commitment of the Presidential Amnesty Programme to collaborate with relevant stakeholders in advancing sustainable growth and stability across the Niger Delta.
By Favour Bibaikefie,
The Ijaw Publishers’ Forum (IPF) has announced that the Administrator of the Presidential Amnesty Programme (PAP), Dr. Dennis Otuaro, will grace the inauguration of its new leadership as Special Guest of Honour on February 26, 2026.
The ceremony, scheduled to hold at Chief Tunde Smooth Playground, NPA, Warri, Delta State, will formally usher in the Forum’s second National Executive Council. Organisers describe the event as a landmark moment in the history of the IPF.
Dr. Otuaro’s participation is seen as a reflection of his continued commitment to peace-building and sustainable development in the Niger Delta. The Forum commended his reforms at the PAP, highlighting the revival of previously suspended initiatives such as foreign scholarship schemes, marine and vocational training programmes, leadership development courses, and enhanced stakeholder engagement. His administration has also been credited with promoting transparency, accountability, and human capital development.
Other dignitaries expected at the event include Ambassador (Dr.) Shedrack Agediga as Chairman, Dr. Sheriff Mulade as Guest of Honour, and Professor Benjamin Binebai as Guest Speaker.
By Favour Bibaikefie
The Ijaw Publishers’ Forum (IPF), the apex media body of the Ijaw nation, has named Dr. Agediga, Chairman of the Delta State Scholarship and Bursary Board, as Chairman of the inauguration ceremony for its 2nd National Working Committee (NWC).
The ceremony is slated for February 26, 2026, at the Chief Tunde Smooth Playground, NPA, Warri, Delta State. Prominent leaders and key stakeholders from across the Niger Delta region are expected to grace the occasion.
Adding further prominence to the event, the Administrator of the Presidential Amnesty Programme (PAP), Dr. Dennis Brutu Otuaro, will attend as Special Guest of Honour.
IPF describes itself as the intellectual voice of the Ijaw and broader Niger Delta self-determination movement, championing equity, justice, and fair resource distribution within Nigeria.
Under the leadership of Comrade Ozobo, the forum says it has strengthened the visibility and influence of the Ijaw nation within the national media landscape. The inauguration of the 2nd NWC signals a renewed commitment to advancing the forum’s objectives.
Members, partners, and supporters have been invited to attend what organizers describe as a landmark event.
By Favour Bibaikefie
ABUJA — Tantita Security Services Nigeria Limited has restated its dedication to national development through its sponsorship of the Joseniho Kids Football League Abuja 2026, a grassroots initiative aimed at nurturing young football talents and promoting unity.
Speaking at the opening ceremony held at Ace Turf, Gwarimpa, the company’s Community Relations Manager, Dcn Akposafagha Benedict Seimode, said the organisation remains committed to programmes that foster peace and youth empowerment. He noted that “Tantita is keenly interested in nation-building and development,” adding that football serves as a powerful tool for unity and social cohesion.
The five-month tournament features participants across U-7 to U-15 categories, attracting families from across the Federal Capital Territory.
Lead organiser, Dr. Victor Isereke, commended Tantita’s support, describing the firm as “a strong force in community and human capital development,” despite operating primarily in the Niger Delta region.