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URGENT APPEAL TO THE RIVERS STATE GOVERNMENT A lady in Ozuoba, Port Harcourt, is appealing to the Rivers State Government and the Commissioner for Works to urgently intervene as flooding continues to worsen in the community. According to her, the situation is getting worse every day, leaving residents increasingly affected. She is calling for urgent action to address the flooding and protect lives and properties.

Just yesterday, concerns were raised about the Waterwell area being a hot zone following reports of kidnappings and the recent abduction of two young boys. Now, this! MORE DISTURBING THINGS HAPPENING IN BONNY ISLAND, RIVERS STATE. This is the disturbing image of a young girl reportedly found dead around the Waterwell area, friday 11/sept/2026. Based on the circumstances surrounding the discovery, there are serious concerns that the victim may have been s£xually assaulted before her d€ath. However, this must be properly established through a professional investigation and forensic examination. These incidents cannot continue to be treated as isolated cases. The pattern of insecurity around the area requires urgent attention. We need urgent, thorough and transparent investigations. The security agencies must identify the victim, establish exactly what happened, apprehend whoever is responsible, and ensure that justice is served. Bonny is facing a serious security challenge that is new to us. We cannot normalise this, our women and children deserve to feel safe in their own community. This demands action & demands justice. #bonny #CrimesAgainstHumanity #justice

A lady has shared a video showing floodwater entering her house following heavy rainfall around the One Way Road, Wimpey area of Port Harcourt.

As seen today after the heavy downpour.. This is Ozuoba, Rumuokwachi Ogbogoro road beside the Flyover in Rivers State

Anambra state police arrest 36-year-old woman Anulika Onyeanusia over alleged child po@rnogr@ph% in Onitsha, rescue four children

"My husband works offshore with a vessel operated by Sigma Oilfield. He works as an intercontinental chef in the catering section. On the 29th of July 2024, he went to work because it’s a 45-minute helicopter flight from the airport to where the vessel is in the sea. A week after his arrival at work, he gave me a d!str£ss call via WhatsApp that there was a g@ng-up against him, that since he entered, they said all the meals prepared were not tasty. He has been working there since 2011. When he gave me the call, I told him not to qu@rr£l with anyone; he should just calm down. On the 6th of August 2024, he was nowhere to be found. They said his phone and his wallet were seen on his bed, but they didn’t see him. Since that day till date, my husband is nowhere to be found. His phone and wallet were returned to us after one year of the inc!d£nt. Three days after his disappearance, a baker there was asking me for his phone password. And when my husband gave me that call, he said he was being thre@ten£d by the Campos. Campos is the head of the catering section. Till that day of his disappearance till now, my husband’s family, my people, we’ve made a lot of moves. We’ve done a petition to the IG, the owner of the vessel, the contractor at the time my husband was working there. We petitioned the person who was asking for his password. We petitioned the Campos through the IG of police. And the petition was approved and taken to Port Harcourt. The police invited them for investigation. The Prestige told his lawyer to represent him. The Campos went, but the owner of the vessel refused to honour the invitation of the police. The baker, rather than going to the station, sued us. He sued the police and me through his lawyer, claiming that we were emb@rr@ssing him and restr!cting his freedom of movement just because he was invited to explain why he was asking for the password. We did a petition to NUPRC when the inc!d£nt happened in 2024. NUPRC did an investigation. They asked questions, but they didn’t make any arrests. At a point, they backed out and told me the company said his disappearance was myst£r!0us and they didn’t know what happened. Till date, they haven’t said anything again..." - Woman cries out over her husband’s disappearance from offshore work after sending a d!str£ss call.

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