As part of activities to mark its retreat in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, later this month, the Senate has mapped out modalities to visit the Niger Delta creeks so as to get a first hand knowledge of the suffering of the people. Their findings will be used to finetune intervention strategies during Constitution amendment debates in the Senate.
Disclosing this yesterday at the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC), headquarters, Deputy Senate President, Chief Ike Ekweremadu assured foreign investors that security of lives and properties had returned to the region.
Well that's okay then and if you ignore the expatriate killed and the 2 kidnapped during the raid on saipem yard last week I suppose that you could delude yourself that there's no government curfew in Port Harcourt and that most expats don't live in fortified camps which they leave in their escorted armed convoys only to go to work
. Which planet does the bunch which currently passes for a government in this country come from
