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Guwor Lauds Journalists Contribution Towards Nation Building

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Speaker, Delta State House of Assembly, Rt Hon. Emomotimi Guwor, has commended the efforts of Journalists in the state towards nation building.

Guwor made the commendation while playing host to members of the Indigenous Correspondent Chapel at his office.

He said as member of the fourth estate of the realm, they have massively contributed to the growth and development of the nation through their reportage.

While assuring them of synergy, the speaker said the journalists have added colour to their activities in the House.

He admonished them to be objective in their reportage and always seek for information that will help them in their reports.

He assured the journalists of the legislative backing of the House of Assembly in ensuring that the Ministry of Riverine Infrastructure Development stands the test of time.

Speaking of the implementation of the anti grazing bills, he said the deputy speaker and his committee were working to ensure that it is implemented.

On the appeal for intervention of the legislatures towards transforming Coker interchange, the Speaker said they will work with the Executive in ensuring that the environment is given a face lift.

Earlier, the Chairman of the Chapel, Comrade Kenneth Orusi appealed for a legislation to ensure that the newly created ministry in the state comes to stay.

Orusi also requested that the legislature help implement bills and make laws that will impact on the lives of Deltans.

Delta State Youth Commissioner Warns Against Illicit Abuse of Drugs

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…As Permanent Secretary Frowns At Illegal Migration

By Toju Apoh/ By Faith Okafor

Delta State Commissioner for Youth Development, Barr Trakiriowei Harry ThankGod has advised youths in the state to avoid the illicit use of drugs.

Barr Trakiriowei gave the advice during a road walk against youth involvement in crime and social vice organized by the State Ministry of Youth in partnership with the fitness community in the state.

He said its use was of no value to the youths, as it only helps in destroying the lives of the users. He urged them to stay away from social vices, as they were capable of tarnishing the image of the state.

The Commissioner admonished them to key into beneficial activities that will add value to their lives.

He revealed that the state governor, Rt Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori had provided opportunities that would better their lives, hence the need for them to support the MORE agenda of the state governor.

Speaking at the event, the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry, Dr. Ngozi Mogbolu frowned at the illegal efforts made by youths to migrate to foreign countries.

Mogbolu advised them to desist from such acts and follow the due process of traveling abroad so as to avoid risking their lives.

She charged the youths to embrace positive things as there was more to gain in living right.

The Permanent Secretary said the Ministry was ready to strengthen the values of resilient youths who have a vision of contributing to the growth of the state.

Highlights of the event were talks on drug abuse, Internet fraud, illegal bunkering, all forms of violence, and networking, as it also featured a long walk in the state capital, Asaba.

Jubilation in Delta Host Communities As Court Set To Decides Fate Of NDDC’s Chairman, Ebie October 31

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*Niger Delta Activist, Mulade Sheriff insists Chairman must come from highest oil producing areas in the state*

Warri: Oil and Gas producing communities of Delta State are Jubilating as Justice Joyce Abdulmalik of the Federal High Court, Abuja, fixed October 31, to deliver ruling as well as judgement in a suit seeking the sack of the Chairman of the Board of the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC), Mr Chiedu Ebie, over alleged wrongful appointment.

Justice Abdulmalik fixed the date for both ruling and judgement on Tuesday, shortly after parties in the suit adopted their written addresses as their arguments for and against the originating summons.

Recall that some Niger Delta communities had sued President Bola Tinubu, for allegedly violating the NDDC’s Act by appointing Ebie as NDDC.

The plaintiffs from Bayelsa and Delta States communities had told the court that Ebie was not qualified to occupy the seat of Board Chairman haven not come from, “the oil producing area with the highest quantum of oil production”.

Those who filed the suit include; Chief Goodnews Gereghewei, Chief Eddy Brayei and Mr Jonah Engineyouwei, who sued on behalf of themselves and Bisangbene, Agge and Amatu1 communities in Ekeremor Local Government Area of Bayelsa State.

President Tinubu, Senate President, Attorney-General of the Federation, NDDC and Ebie are 1st to 5th respondents respectively.

Meanwhile, Jerry Mulade-Aroh representing Gbaramatu Kingdom, Mr Mathew Itsekure, representing Itsekiri Oil and Gas producing communities and Hon Friday Ugedi, representing Egbema Kingdom all in Delta also sought to be joined as plaintiffs in the suit, demanding that is the turn of Itsekiri or Ijaw to produce the chairman as the highest quantum producers.

At Tuesday’s proceedings, plaintiffs through their lawyer Mr Egberipou Sotonye Barakemi, urged the court to dismiss the preliminary objection filed by President Tinubu and the AGF, adding that the court should dismiss the entire case of all the respondents for lacking in merit.

Mrs Maimuna Lami Ashiru, representing President Tinubu and the AGF, Umaru Jibril, representing the National Assembly and Emmanuel Akumaye, representing NDDC and Ebie, in their respective reply urged the court to dismiss the suit for want of jurisdiction.

After listening to all parties, Justice Abdulmalik announced that ruling in the preliminary objection to the suit as well as her judgement in the main suit would be delivered on October 31, this year.

In the suit marked: FHC/ABJ/CS/28/2024, and filed January 11, 2024, the plaintiffs claimed that both President Tinubu and the National Assembly contravened the NDDC Act by screening and appointing Ebie Chiedu as NDDC Board Chairman.

Niger Delta activist Comrade Mulade Sheriff insists that although Ebie is from an oil producing State but, was however not qualified for appointment as board chairman because he was not from the highest oil producing area in Delta State.

Mulade argued that Ebie’s appointment “was done horribly in error for political reasons and is against the clear provisions of the NDDC law. Therefore, called on President, Bola Ahmed Tinubu GCFR to immediate replacement him with someone with the requisite capacity and competence from core host communities in Delta State to give sense of belonging for participatory inclusiveness.

The Niger Delta-born renowned environmental rights activist has again urged the National Assembly lawmakers to adhere strictly to the provisions of the law irrespective of political affiliation for the interest of Nigerians, especially host communities because we cannot continued to play politics with our daily bastardized environment and future.

“That the screening and confirmation of the 5th defendant by the Nigerian Senate was also done in error and was against the clear provisions of the law.

“That as a result of the facts above and in particular the facts in paragraphs 2 – 11, the appointment of the 5th defendant is null, void and of no effect”.

The plaintiffs through their lawyer, B. B. Abalaba, had asked the court to determine whether Ebie who is from a community with minimal oil production is qualifed to be the chairman of the 4th defendant (Niger Delta Development Commission)?

Other issues raised for determination are: Whether the appointment of the 5th defendant by the 1st defendant as the chairman of the 4th defendant is not in contravention of the NDDC Act?

“Whether the appointment of the 5th defendant by the 1st defendant as the chairman of the 4th defendant is not Illegal null and void?

They therefore prayed the court for an order “setting aside the appointment of the 5th defendant as the chairman of the 4th defendant by the 1s defendant.

“An order of injunction restraining the 5th defendant from assuming office or in any way acting as the chairman of the 4th defendant.

“An order of injunction restraining the 4th defendant from recognizing the 5th defendant as its chairman or allowing him access into its premises for the purpose of beginning or continuing work as its chairman.

“An order of injunction restraining the 5th defendant from holding himself out as the chairman of the 4th defendant”.

FOOD SECURITY: Oborevwori Empowers 6,020 Delta Farmers

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…Releases N1bn AUDA- NEPAD Counterpart Fund

Delta State Governor, Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori, Tuesday, provided agricultural inputs to 6,020 farmers to boost agricultural production and food security in the state.
Speaking during the flag-off of the disbursement of agricultural inputs to beneficiaries under the Result Area 2 – FADAMA (Food Security) of the Delta Community Action for Resilience and Economic Stimulus, D-CARES, at the Events Centre, Asaba, Oborevwori announced the release of N1billion counterpart funding for the Africa Union Development Agency, New Partnership for African Development (AUDA NEPAD), to empower 2,000 farmers for food production, livestock and aquaculture.
He said the state government took the steps to boost agricultural production and ensure sustainable food security in the state and the country at large.
He urged the beneficiaries to make use of the opportunity by utilizing the inputs efficiently so as to improve their productivity and harvest and contribute to the growth of the agricultural sector in the state.
Oborevwori said, “Today’s disbursement is part of that broader initiative, with particular focus on providing over 6,000 of our hardworking farmers with the essential inputs needed to boost agricultural productivity and strengthen food security across the state.
“To meet the Sustainable Agricultural Sector Reforms component of Realistic Reforms of the M.O.R.E Agenda, we are committed to ensuring that the goals of this programme are achieved.
“Our farmers must receive the necessary support to continue their vital contributions to our economy.
“Agriculture remains a key pillar of our development strategy, and, through this disbursement, we aim to enhance food production, increase household incomes, and ultimately improve the livelihood of thousands of Deltans.
“Let me also note here that, in collaboration with the Africa Union Development Agency, New Partnership for African Development (AUDA NEPAD) to further strengthen M.O.R.E smallholder farmers in Delta State, N1Billion has been approved as counterpart fund to empower 2,000 farmers for food production, livestock and aquaculture.”
While commending the Delta CARES team and all stakeholders for their dedication in making the programme a success, Governor Oborevwori said: “Together, we are building a more resilient Delta, one that is prepared to overcome challenges and seize opportunities”.
The Commissioner for Economic Planning and Chairman State CARES Steering Committee, Mr. Sonny Ekedayen in his remarks, said 6,020 farmers were being empowered under the Result Area 2, which is the food security component of the Delta Cares Programme.
He said the agricultural sector remained an important pillar of the state’s economy, hence the state government was empowering 6,020 farmers to increase productivity in food production under poultry; fish farming, cassava cultivation, maize crop, pepper production and vegetable farming.
He urged Deltans to embrace urban farming in wherever space they could find to enhance productivity and, thus, combat the huge rise in food prices.
Some of the beneficiaries; Friday Imonikebe, Paul Ejuone and Ifeoma Akinjare, appreciated Governor Oborevwori for the empowerment and lauded him for the many road infrastructural development projects across the state, including the construction of Emevor-Orogun Road phases 1 and 2.

Epileptic Power Supply: Issele-Uku Community Stages Protest To BEDC Asaba Office

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By Patrick Ochei

Today, Tuesday September 24, 2024, a high powered delegation of Issele-Uku people, led by the President General, Issele-Uku Development Union (IDU), Mr. Offordile Ugeh, took a protest to the Asaba Regional Office of the Benin Electricity Distribution Company, BEDC over epileptic power supply in Issele-Uku.

Stating the grievances of the community, Mr. Ugeh told the Regional Manager and his team, that electricity supply in Issele-Uku has completely collapsed even after being upgraded from Band D to Band B in the 11KV line, with enormous financial obligation of about N18 million monthly on the community.

The IDU President explained that as a result of the prevalent darkness, crime rate in the commercial nerve centre of Aniocha North Local Government Area has increased abysmally, with transformers being vandalised, kidnapping and other forms of robbery taking place almost on daily basis.

According to him, there is tension now in town and the community leadership could no longer manage the situation, hence the delegation by the Traditional Ruler, HRM Agbogidi Obi Nduka JP (MNSE) to come and interface with the company’s management.

Responding, the Regional Head of BEDC Asaba Zone, Mr. Gboyega Ogunlejika in a very calm demeanour alongside his Technical Manager and Business Manger, explained the challenges of the 11KV Feeder that feeds Issele-Uku and Ubulu-Okiti.

Explaining the true state of things, he said that Issele-Uku in reality is on Band C of the 11KV Feeder and not on Band B as made to believe from the field officers. He said that the company is having issues with load limitation, making it to concentrate more on Band A before what is left is shared to other Bands.

However, he said that there is no way Issele-Uku can even remain on Band C which is supposed to enjoy 12 hours of power supply on daily basis, because that is not realistic based on current realities, thereby suggesting reallocating Issele-Uku to Band D which is eight hours of light, with an assurance to make it effective depending on the fixing and workability of the lines.

Mr. Gboyega after all technical assessments, suggested to the delegation on the need for Issele-Uku to look forward to individual metering, instead of the bulk metering system earlier adopted for the community.

He said the metres are supposed to be free, but because BEDC cannot afford to give metres to every home, they prefer suggesting to people to apply to get one from the Metre Access Provider (MAP) and have the money de-frayed overtime as the consumers purchase energy. However, those that could not afford to purchase the metre could now be transfered to Estimated Billing System.

In a nutshell, the Regional Head assured to review the entire arrangement and get back to the community on the appropriate Bill to start paying. In the meantime, he gave an understanding of the different modes of billing like Prepaid, Postpaid and Bulk Payment systems.

While insisting that it is the ultimate goal of the company to get everybody on the Band A category of power supply which is 20 hours daily, he assured he can only struggle to keep Issele-Uku within the Band D category of eight hours daily based on the reality on ground, which is mainly due to load limitation and faulty lines.

Stay Away From Cultism, Other Social Vices, NGO Boss Tells Delta Students

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By Francis Sadhere

Eye on the Future Initiative (EFI), in collaboration with the Precious Family Charity Aid Foundation, on Tuesday stormed Oviri- Ogor Secondary School in Ughelli North Local Government Area of Delta State on a sensitization campaign against cultism that is ravaging schools across the country.

The initiative aimed to educate students about the dangers of cult involvement and other social vices.

The Executive Director of EFI, Comrade Josephine Omodior, who addressed students of the school about the manipulative tactics used by cults to recruit members, noted the associated physical, emotional, and psychological harms.

She warned that secret cults often engage in illegal activities, including drug trafficking and violence, and emphasized the emotional trauma faced by members, such as anxiety and depression.

“Cultism undermines peace in educational institutions and the society”, Omodior stated, urging students to remain vigilant and to report any attempt at recruitment to their parents or teachers.

She also encouraged those already involved in cults to seek help.

She said that; “Cultism is a serious social problem that affects many communities and societies. Cults often use manipulation, coercion, and exploitation to recruit and control their members, leading to physical, emotional, and psychological harm.

” Secret Cults often engage in illegal activities, such as drug abuse, kidnapping and violence.Cults use fear and intimidation to control their members and the wider community.

“Cult members often experience emotional trauma, including anxiety, depression, and PTSD. They often exploit their members financially, leading to economic hardship.”

She warned that secret Cults hinder social progress by promoting harmful beliefs and practices, adding that it can also create social unrest, which may lead to conflicts and instability.

“Cultism can damage the social fabric, leading to a breakdown in community cohesion and social trust. Cultism is a serious social problem that affects many communities and societies. Cultists often use manipulation, coercion, and exploitation to recruit and control their members,” Omodior added.

The EFI boss held out that eradicating cultism required a collective effort through education and community engagement to foster a safer environment for youth.

The campaign included the distribution of educational materials to students, reinforcing the importance of education in combatting cultism.

The principal of Oviri-Ogor Secondary School, Mr Aroture Oshevire, while commending the Executive Director of EFI for the initiative, noted its potential to educate students about the serious implications of cult involvement.

He advised the students that they should not allow themselves to be lured into cultism and other social vices in order not to destroy their future, saying that they remain the leaders of tomorrow.

Chartered Institute of Information and Strategy Management, CIISM Congratulates Oghenesivbe Over Appointment As DG

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…Commend’s Gov Oborevwori’s visionary leadership, good governance strides

The Governing Board of the Chartered Institute of Information and Strategy Management, (CIISM), has described the Director General of Delta State Orientation and Communications Bureau, Dr Fred Latimore Oghenesivbe Esq, as a top class communication Strategist and Media Manager, who over the years demonstrated competence and professionalism.

The Institute in a congratulatory message to Dr Oghenesivbe and signed by the Registrar and Governing Board Secretary, Dr Adelanke Oyintoke, Dfcism, said the Board is proud of Oghenesivbe’s accomplishments as a highly resourceful public servant and distinguished member of the Institute, adding that his roles in government communication and media management has effectively projected Delta State Government in good light, urging him not to sustain the tempo.

Dr Oyintoke assured that the Institute will continue to build the capacity of members through regular professional training, Masters and Professional Doctorate Degree programmes in collaboration with the prestigious Liberal Bilingual University.

He disclosed that Dr Oghenesivbe was one of the best graduating Doctorate Degree Students of the Institute and LBUT held in Togo in year 2022, while commending Delta State Government for sponsoring the three years programme, which had impacted meaningful on Oghenesivbe’s enviable performance as a senior government communication Strategist and media manager.

“We celebrate a highly esteemed Distinguished Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Information and Strategy Management, Dr Fred Latimore Oghenesivbe Esq, on the occasion of his recent appointment as the Director General of Delta State Orientation and Communications Bureau.

“HIs appointment was not a surprise to the Institute, it was well deserved, as rightly posited by the immediate past governor of Delta State, Senator Dr Ifeanyi Arthur Okowa, CON, who during his tenure approved state sponsorship of Oghenesivbe’s three years Professional Doctorate Degree program in Information Strategy Management.

“Dr Oghenesivbe is a tested and trusted communication Strategist and media manager, with sound academic background, a wordsmith with unique crafting techniques.

“CIISM commends His Excellency, the Governor of Delta State, Rt Hon Sheriff Oborevwori, JP, for appointing Dr Latimore Oghenesivbe as Director General of Delta State Orientation and Communications Bureau, as well as for his visionary leadership and good governance strides within 15 months in office as governor.

“The appointment clearly revealed that the governor recognizes the professional expertise of the new Director General, and the enviable roles he played during the 2023 governorship election, coupled with his enviable track records as a top class communication Strategist.

“CIISM is pleased with the appointment, and we.can truly affirm that Dr Barr Fred Latimore Oghenesivbe will bring his wealth of experience and professional skills to bear in his dual roles at the State Orientation and Communications Bureau, and in projecting the MORE Agenda, as well as the governor’s achievements,” the Institute said.

Ndigbo Cultural Forum Marks 10 Years Anniversary

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The Ndigbo Cultural Forum, yesterday celebrated her 10 year anniversary in Asaba.

The event which took place at the South-End Event Centre, Dbs Road, Asaba, Delta State gathered an array of dignitaries, traditional rulers, cultural enthusiasts, and stakeholders from various walks of life to honor the rich heritage and unity of the Igbo people.

In attendance were several esteemed guests, including the Chairman of Oshimili South Local Government Council, Hon. Dr. High Chief Obi Kelvin Ezenyili; Chairman of the Oshimili South People’s Democratic Party (PDP), Ogbueshi Ifesiokwu Chike Paul , immediate past PDP Chairman, Ogbueshi Dada Okonji; member of the House of Assembly representing Oshimili South, Barr. Bridget Anyafulu and Chief Edwin Uzo.


Their presence, alongside many PDP leaders, showcased the unwavering support from both government and political entities for cultural preservation.
Highlight of the event was the traditional prayer led by Ogbueshi Chike Ifesiokwu for the kola nut, symbolizing blessings, peace, and progress for the Ndigbo community. The prayer, rooted in Igbo customs, emphasized the core values of respect, unity, and prosperity.
The event was also a celebration of political unity, with PDP leaders reaffirming their commitment to cultural inclusivity and promoting values that strengthen the social fabric of Delta State.


The day was filled with mesmerizing dance performances, captivating storytelling, and the vibrant display of colorful traditional attire, all underscoring the importance of staying connected to our roots.
As the Ndigbo Cultural Forum, Asaba continues to grow, the anniversary is a testament to the enduring strength and pride of the Igbo community in Delta State and beyond.


The event which was in honor of their past while paving the way for future generations to carry the torch of cultural pride and unity.
Here’s to many more decades of celebrating our rich heritage and keeping the Igbo spirit alive!

By Oshimili South PDP Media Support Group

Leave A Lasting Impact NYSC Coordinator Tell Corp Members

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The Delta State Coordinator of the National Youth Service Corps, Mr Olusegun Alao has advised Corps members to work towards leaving a positive and lasting impact on the lives of the people in their host communities
Alao gave the advise during the closing ceremony of the 2024 Batch ‘B’ Stream II Orientation Course which held at the NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp in Issele-Uku, Aniocha North Local Government Area of Delta State.
He encouraged them to actively participate in either group or individual projects in line with the objectives of the NYSC Community Development Service (CDS) programme.
He commended them for their dedication and commitment to the goals of the three-week orientation course, despite the inconveniences that comes with living in a regimented environment.
He said in fostering team spirit and enhancing physical and mental well-being of the corps members, they participated in Skills Acquisition and Entrepreneurship Development training, inter-platoon competitions in football, volleyball, drills, dance and drama performances, meditation on the core values of the scheme, cooking, and other related activities, aside the drills and physical training.
“Our consolation lies in knowing that these challenges have been leveraged to impart the requisite training and knowledge to prepare corps members for a hitch- free service year”, he said.
The state Coordinator called for the cooperation of all Corps employers to help mentor them and urged to provide Corps members with accommodation, financial support, and other necessary incentives to motivate them for optimal performance.
He commended the support of the Governor towards the NYSC in the state, adding that the soon to be completed 700 beds capacity hostel was a testament to his effort.
Speaking the Delta State Governor, Rt. Hon Sheriff Oborevwori who was represented by the Commissioner for Youth Development, Barr Trakiriowei Harry ThankGod, reiterated his administration’s commitment towards rewarding excellent service amongst corps members
He said he would encourage any action or service capable of improving the lot of the people.
While commending the maturity they exhibited through the period of the orientation course, he urged them to be of good conduct and bear the unity and oneness of the nation in mind as they render service to country.
He assured them of safety and hospitability wherever they are posted for primary assignment. in the state.
The governor appealed to them to respect the cultural norms of the people amongst whom they find themselves.
He said the state will continue to discharge its statutory responsibilities to the scheme within the limits of available resources.

Allow Senator Ned Nwoko To Breathe-Says Comrade Opia

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Comrade Opia Joshua Ojieh, the Supreme Leader and National Coordinator of the Movement for the Emancipation of Ndokwa Nation has called for all Deltans, particularly those from Delta North Senatorial District, to unite in support of Senator Ned Nwoko and Governor Sheriff Oborevwori.

He made this appeal during a meeting with PDP loyalists and youths at his residence in Kwale, Ndokwa West LGA, following his return from the United Kingdom. Opia, who also serves as the Senior Special Assistant to the Governor on Political Matters, urged the people to allow both leaders to complete their first term without unnecessary distractions and political infighting.

Opia emphasized that Senator Nwoko is working diligently for the people, especially in addressing the long-standing power issues in Ndokwa Nation. He explained that the senator has been advocating for the restoration of electricity in the region through the stepping down of the Independent Power Plant (IPP) projects, a vital move given that Ndokwa Nation, particularly Kwale, has been without steady electricity for over two decades despite hosting several international companies. Opia praised Nwoko for being the only prominent politician from the area who has consistently spoken up about these critical issues, in contrast to others who have remained silent.

He further clarified that there is no political rift between Senator Nwoko and Governor Oborevwori, as some detractors have suggested.

The senator merely requested the state government’s intervention in ongoing projects such as the IPP and Ogwashi-Uku Dam, which are crucial for the development of Delta North. These requests, according to Opia, should not be misconstrued as conflicts but seen as necessary advocacy for the betterment of the region.

Opia also addressed recent criticisms directed at Senator Nwoko, particularly from Hon. Obule. He called on Obule to focus on political matters within his local government area, rather than attempting to stir up tension in Delta North.

Comrade Opia, who has known Governor Sheriff Oborevwori for a long time, vouched for his good intentions and partnership with Senator Nwoko, urging everyone to respect the dynamics of Delta North politics.

He reminded Hon. Obule that Senator Nwoko is the only PDP senator in Delta State and, as such, deserves the full backing of the party and the people.

In addition, Opia refuted rumors that there was a political agreement for former Governor Ifeanyi Okowa to return to the Senate. He argued that after Senator Nwoko completes his second term, it would be the rightful turn of Ndokwa Nation to produce the next senator from Delta North. This is in line with the rotation among the major ethnic groups of the district, as the Ika and Aniocha/Oshimili groups have already had their share of representation in the Senate.

He urged the people of Delta North to prepare for Ndokwa’s leadership at the Senate in the near future.

Opia condemned those who have been attempting to undermine Senator Nwoko’s efforts, stating that the senator’s commitment to advocating for the welfare of his constituents is both his duty and his constitutional right. He pointed out that such neglect of important issues would not be tolerated in regions like Ijaw, Isoko, or Urhobo, and questioned why Ndokwa Nation should continue to suffer in silence.

He called on the people of Ndokwa to stand firm in their support for Senator Nwoko, who has done an outstanding job representing them at the National Assembly and urged them to rally behind Governor Oborevwori as well, as both leaders work towards fulfilling their mandates to the people of Delta State.

By emphasizing the need for unity, Comrade Opia’s message underscored the importance of allowing Senator Nwoko and Governor Sheriff to focus on delivering positive results for Delta North and the entire Delta State without the distraction of internal political squabbles.

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