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Niemogha Wants DTSG To Construct Bridge To Link Eneberi Layout With DDPA Estate

By Ambrose Ologide, Delta
The newly inaugurated Chairman, Board of Trustees, Eneberi Family, Pastor Leader Niemogha, has appealed to the Delta State Government to construct a bridge between Eneberi Layout (erroneously called Oku- Isoko) in Jakpa Road, Effurun and DDPA (otherwise known as Bendel Estate) in Ugberikoko both in Uvwie Local Government Area.
Niemogha who was the immediate past Chairman of Eneberi Family, made the appeal in an interaction with newsmen shortly after the praise and worship ceremonies of the family members held at their layout, Jakpa Road, on Sunday September 20, 2020.
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He reasoned that the bridge, if constructed, would ease vehicular movements between Jakpa Road in Effurun and Ugberikoko, and that vehicle users from both areas would not through the traffic jam-prone NNPC / Ekpan Road.
Meanwhile in a thought-provoking sermon, during the praise and worship session, the officiating priest, Pastor Haruna Kudi, stressed on the power and importance of family unity, taking his bible reading from Genesis Chapter 11 verse 1.
The event also doubled as the inauguration of the new executive committee members of Eneberi Family.
Those inaugurated for three years tenure by Pa Andrew Ukwade were: Wisdom Ukwade (Chairman), Hiro Niemogha (Vice Chairman), Lucky Niemogha (Secretary), Amos Niemogha (Assistant Secretary), Victor Olotu (Treasurer), Smart Niemogha (Financial Secretary), Lawrence Orakpa Ukwade (PRO) and Matthew Fole (Organizing Secretary).
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