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“You cannot produce anything because you are lazy. It is your laziness that is making you to make all these demands”.
President Olusegun Obasanjo to Niger Deltans on Monday, March 10, 2003
Flow Station

Bayelsa State

Executive Cabinet of Bayelsa State

Chief Diepreye S. P. Alamieyeseigha –Governor

Diepreye Alamieyeseigha, the first elected civilian Governor of the State assumed office on May 29, 1999. He faces tremendous challenges, but the opportunity are limitless only if he has the courage and vision to lead. It is noteworthy that while the State was estimated to have received over =N= 100 billion (NAIRA) in allocation from the Federal Government and financial institutions, it is not clear what progress the State has achieved under his leadership.

 

Dr. Goodluck Jonathan       Deputy Governor

Commissioners

   
Dr. Godson Omubo Dede Environment
Chief Fedude Zimughan Local Government & Community Dev.
Mr. Ebitimi Amgbare Youths & Sports
Arch. Reuben Okoya Special Projects
Dr. Christopher Baralatei Health
Mr. Tonye I. Anthony Transport
Mr. Lokponwei Augustine Special Duties
Hon. Gideon Ekeuwe Special Duties
Dr. P.J. Gbolovie Lands & Housing
Mr. Edward Dandison Spiff Ariculture & Natural Resources
Mr. Benson Agadaga Information, Culture & Tourism
Prof. Telemoye Oguara Works & Infrastructure
Prof. Gesiye Angaye Budget & Planning
Hon. James Tobias Commerce & Industry
Dr. O. O. Osusu Education
Mr. Solomon Apreala Finance
Mrs. Remi Kuku Women & Children Affairs
Hon. Azibolaonari Nelson            Special Duties
Hon. Talford Ongolo Attorney General / Justice
Dr. (Mrs.) Ongoebi Etebu Public Utilities
   

 

NEWS & PRESS ARCHIVE

Bayelsa Workers stay away despite suspension of strike
9 feared dead in fresh Bayelsa boat mishap
Oil spill pollute five villages
Rights activist wants panel to probe journalists’ death
Ijaw women laud Bayelsa NDDC Commissioner
Agip Records Oil Spillage in Bayelsa
Shell spends N22m on youth training
IYC hails release of Ekeremor captives by Ogodobiri
Bayelsa primary school teachers plan strike action
FG Owes NDDC N50bn, Says Lawmaker
Alamieyeseigha solicits US, UK’s help on N-Delta dev
East-West road bridge on verge of collapse
Bayelsa plans small scale factories
Bayelsa Assembly wants troops deployed in Ekeremor
10 killed in fresh attacks on Bayelsa communities
Alamieyeseigha appoints LG Caretakers
Pressure on FG to admit US marines to Niger-Delta’
Bayelsa Vows to Retrieve Property from Former Appointees
Commissionership: Alamieyeseigha Goes for Technocrats
Lokpobiri Writes Wabara over Senatorial Election
Tribunal nullifies lawmaker’s election
Alamieyeseigha swears in, warns new commissioners
Alamieyeseigha appoints LG Caretakers
Bayelsa Gov laments new trend in N-Delta
Bayelsa Finance Commissioner wants FG to pay full 13% derivation formula
 
AYELSA STATE HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY
 
 

 

Hon. Boyelayefa Debekeme Ekeremor II Speaker
Hon. Jephthah Foingha Nembe II Deputy Speaker
Hon. Steve Ereboh Southern Ijaw I House Leader
Hon. Robert Enogha Ogbia II Chief Whip
Hon. Imomotimi Fanama Sagbama I Deputy Leader
Hon. Johnson Sinikian Yenagoa I Deputy Whip
Hon. (Chief) Arthur Akpeti Brass I  
Hon. Kumosuonyo Michael Brass II  
Hon. Nelson Belief Brass III  
Hon. Peremobowei Ebebi Ekeremor I  
Hon. Dein Benadoumene Ekeremor III  
Hon. Amakiri Etebu Kolokuma/Opokuma I  
Hon. Waripamo Dudafa Kolokuma/Opokuma II  
Hon. Bright Erewari Nembe I  
Hon. Otobo Noah Opusiri Nembe III  
Hon. Karibo Nadu Ogbia I  
Hon. A. E. Osomu Ogbia III  
Hon. Bright Agagaowei Sagbama I  
Hon. Williams Ofoni Sagbama III  
Hon. Hawkwari Kalabo Southern Ijaw II  
Hon. Adolphus Ofongo Southern Ijaw III  
Hon. Nimibofa Ayawei Southern Ijaw IV  
Hon. Seibarugu Werinipre Yenagoa II  
Hon. Franklin Otele Yenagoa III  

 

FEDERAL SENATORS

Inatimi Spiff Barrister David Brigidi ?
 


FEDERAL REPRESENTATIVES
 
Hon. Dieworio W. Wuku Hon. Edion Mary F Hon. Clement Andie
  Hon. Foster Okoto  

 

 

Bayelsa State Local Governments & Chairpersons
CHAIRPERSON
 		 LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA
 HEADQUARTER
Frank Opuama   
 		 Ogboin South-Tarakiri  
 		 Otuan
 
Erepamotei Simoni 
 		 Apoi-Olodiama   
 		 Ikebiri
 
Stephen Diver    
 		 Southern Ijaw     
 		 Oporoma
 
Theophilus Jeke   
 		 Bomo Central West     
 		 Igbomatoru
 
Davidson Ababa, 
 		 Okoroma-Biseni-Zarama 
 		 Agbobiri
 
George Oru 
 		 Okoromo-Tereke   
 		 Ologoma
 
Opukeme Alaowei 
 		 Gbarain-Ekpetiama
 		 Okolobiri
 
Anthony Samuel  
 		 Yenagoa City   
 		 Yenagoa City
 
Pius Ake
 		 Anyama
 		 Anyama
 
Femonte Tobi   
 		 Ekeremor     
 		 Ekeremor
 
Barnabas Edure  
 		 Sagbama   
 		 Sagbama
 
Eneye Ingbaifegha  
 		 Kolokuma-Opukuma      
 		 Kaiama
 
Collins Cocodia Toru-Abubou   
 		 Elemebiri
 
Bozimo Asuje Tarakiri      
 		 Ebedebiri
 
Sabagrea Abariowei  
 		 Mein-Oyakiri  
 		 Ogobiri
 
Ben Eyorokumo Aleibiri   
 		 Aleibiri
 
Percy Wemi 
 		 Kaiko Ibe-Awo  
 		 Okpoama
 
Inokoba Timi  
 		 Odi
 		 Odi  
 
Timpa Orunimighen
 		 Bassan-Koluama       
 		 Foropa
 
Godfrey Kalafere 
 		 Bomo East      
 		 Opuama
 
Ezekiel Youngbo  
 		 Ogboin North Amassoma
 
Sylvanus Egele
 		 Ogbia
 		 Ogbia Town
 
Otavie Ugiri   
 		 Kolo Creek
 		 Kolo
 
George Adumein 
 		 Ogbia Central Otuoke
 
Ayebaenemi Jumbo Mini Ikensi Agrisaba
 
Bello Bina Akassa Ogbokiri
 
Ikaebite Dogogo Epelle Nembe West Ogbolomabiri
 
Nathaniel Ngo Sylva Brass Twon-Brass
 
B.W. Degi Nembe East Bassambiri
 
Tolu Amata Opuokede Creek Amabulu
 
Perry George Alabene-Egbemo Angalabiri
 
Zion Tei Oporomor West Peretorugbene
 

 
Note: These are the nominees for the various wards, councils or local government areas.
Vote for Positive Change Arch. Amagbe Kentebe for Bayelsa Governor
Arch. Amagbe Kentebe for Bayelsa Governor

unjust detention of Alhaji Mujahid Dokubo-Asari!
1308 days, 11 hours, 51 minutes, and 11 seconds have passed since the unjust detention of Alhaji Mujahid Dokubo-Asari! Gen. Olusegun

1.  Gen. Olusegun Obasanjo
     President of Nigeria.

2.  Theophillus Danjuma
     Former Minister of Defense

3.  Gen. Victor Malu
    Former Chief of Army Staff

4.  Doyin Okupe
     Former Press Secretary  

5.  Brig. Gen. Agbabiaka
     Led the Odi Invasion

6.  Col.. John Agim
     Nigerian Army Infantry    

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