Holy City Community in Ward 7 of Andoni Local Government Area has raised serious concerns over years of neglect, despite its population strength and consistent participation in elections. Speaking on behalf of the community, Rev. Chief Stephen Ndegwung , CDC Chairman of Holy City , alongside Rev. Chief Etipetip Robinson , an elder of the community, lamented the absence of government presence and basic social amenities. According to the leaders, Holy City does not have a single polling unit. They disclosed that during elections, residents cross the river in large numbers to Egbormung Community to cast their votes, a situation they described as unsafe and unfair due to persistent river challenges. They emphasized that the community is large enough to have more than one polling unit and are therefore demanding the immediate establishment of polling units within Holy City. Beyond electoral concerns, the leaders highlighted the community’s long-standing struggle with the lack of clea...

  Sunday, 15 February 2026 Bigchiefvibes Media , alongside MC Bazlytle , paid a courtesy visit to Igbanam Silas Eneyo , philanthropist and former House of Representatives aspirant, in Port Harcourt . The visit came shortly after his birthday celebration, and the conversation centered on service, leadership, and community development. Speaking during the interview, Hon. Eneyo expressed deep concern about the state of his people: “Despite the enormous resources and amenities we have, our people still lack basic amenities. Our communities are badly underdeveloped, and our people are living in abject poverty. I want to see a better society, not because I have much, but because everybody deserves better.” When asked what lessons he learned from contesting the last election, he explained that the experience opened his eyes to the real needs of the people. “It helped me a whole lot. I was able to tour Opobo/Nkoro and Andoni , and I saw the level of underdevelopment with my own eyes. It s...

February 14th is widely known and celebrated across the world as Valentine’s Day , a season generally seen as a time of love, affection, and exchange of gifts. Many people mark the day by expressing care and appreciation to loved ones through romantic gestures and acts of kindness. However, in the spirit of this season of celebration, Hon. Dr. Gogo Ogute Isaiah , former Caretaker Chairman of Andoni Local Government Area , shared a completely different and thought-provoking perspective during an interview with Bigchiefvibes Media . According to him: “Do I subscribe to the concept of Valentine as a lovers’ day because some people say so? My answer is NO. I am a critical scholar who asks questions where many do not care to ask.” He explained that the historical evolution of Valentine’s Day from the 5th century and its later celebration in the 12th and 13th centuries raises serious concerns for him. “It was a period where the love of Christ for the world was gradually replaced by Roman p...

  Bigchiefvibes Next Up | February 5, 2026 February 5th, 2026, popular master of ceremonies MC Bazlytle featured on a Bigchiefvibes Media TV program titled Bigchiefvibes Next Up, a show dedicated to spotlighting and promoting upcoming entertainers. This particular edition focused on the fast-rising music artist Famous Swanky. Speaking during the interview session at the Bigchiefvibes Media Studio, Ndedeng Okpojo , popularly known by his stage name MC Bazlytle , took his time to passionately explain why Famous Swanky is an artist the music industry and the general public must pay close attention to. According to MC Bazlytle, Famous Swanky’s music stands out because of its strong lyrics, quality sound, and real-life messages. He described the artist as someone who makes meaningful music that connects with reality, not just noise. In his words, MC Bazlytle revealed that he initially did not know Famous Swanky was from Andoni, Rivers State . “I used to see Famous Swanky performing on...

  The Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC) has shared a total sum of ₦1.969 trillion as Federation Account Revenue for December 2025 among the Federal Government, 36 state governments, and 774 local government councils across Nigeria. The allocation was made at the FAAC meeting held in Abuja in January 2026, according to a communiqué issued by the Office of the Accountant-General of the Federation. The distributable revenue comprised: ₦1.084 trillion from statutory revenue ₦846.507 billion from Value Added Tax (VAT) ₦38.110 billion from the Electronic Money Transfer Levy (EMTL) From the total shared amount: The Federal Government received ₦653.500 billion State Governments received ₦706.469 billion Local Government Councils received ₦513.272 billion Oil-producing states received ₦96.083 billion as 13 per cent derivation revenue FAAC disclosed that the gross revenue available in December 2025 stood at ₦2.585 trillion, out of which ₦104.697 billion was deducted as cost of ...