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IKPO AMA FOOTBRIDGE: A BRIDGE THAT CONNECTS FAMILIES.

This development completely has nothing to do with your political stance as it concerns our development and progress.

To outsiders, it might seem like just another small rural project that’s getting too much attention. But for the people of the Ikpo-Ama community in Ogu/Bolo Local Government Area, this is life-changing.

For years, residents depended on an old, shaky wooden bridge that was a daily risk, especially for children, traders, and the elderly.

As a people who believe in development, I think we should commend the Ogu-Bolo Local Government Council and the chairman because the chairman Barr. Vincent identified and solved a genuine, long-standing problem that affected everyone in the community. For the old wooden bridge was a daily risk as seen in photos.

By constructing a solid concrete footbridge, the executive chairman, Barr. Vincent Nemieboka has provided a safe, lasting solution that improves movement, boosts local trade, and connects families. His action shows true leadership and responsiveness by using public resources for a project that directly touches lives.

This is the kind of development that speaks louder than promises. It deserves commendation because it’s practical, visible, and beneficial to every member of the community.

The people of Ikpo-Ama sincerely thank the Ogu/Bolo Local Government Council for this thoughtful and much-needed development.

BOLO LEADERS LAUNCH VOTERS SENSITISATION CAMPAIGN 2025

Political leaders in Bolo Community, Ogu/Bolo LGA, have launched a voter sensitisation campaign to mobilise residents in Wards 7–10 for the ongoing INEC Continuous Voter Registration (CVR).

Speaking at the flag-off, Hon. Victor Alabo, KSC, urged citizens to obtain their PVCs, describing them as vital tools for political and community development. He also announced free transportation to the INEC office in Ogu town to assist willing voters.

The event drew a large turnout, including Dr. (Mrs.) Eunice Alabo, Sir Victor Alabo, councillors, chiefs, and other dignitaries, all pledging support for increased voter participation in Bolo.

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Have you seen the ongoing Ikpo Ama Footbridge project?

It’s understandable if you don’t immediately see its value, especially if you’ve never lived there. But for those of us who grew up in Ikpo Ama, this development stands out as one of the most remarkable projects the community has witnessed in decades.

With this milestone achievement, Barr. Vincent has once again demonstrated his genuine commitment to community development and his dedication to improving the lives of the people. This project reflects his passion for progress and his vision for a better Ogu-Bolo.

Let’s appreciate and commend the Executive Chairman of Ogu-Bolo Local Government Area for this laudable initiative and encourage him to do even more.

OGU/BOLO CHAIRMAN, CHIEF BARR. VINCENT, RALLIES SECURITY HEADS FOR STRONGER SYNERGY AND MARITIME SAFETY

The Executive Chairman of Ogu/Bolo Local Government Area, Chief (Barr.) Vincent Nemieboka, on Wednesday, October 22, 2025, met with heads of security agencies at the Council Secretariat in Ogu.

The meeting aimed to foster inter-agency collaboration and strengthen security operations across the area, particularly in safeguarding maritime routes. Chief Vincent urged all security bodies to work in synergy for effective protection of lives and property.

He also reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to the welfare of security officers by promising improved accommodation and essential amenities. The security heads commended his proactive leadership and pledged full cooperation to maintain peace and stability in Ogu/Bolo.


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