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Stephen Nunoebiyu Mac-Ake aka “Fine Boy” (1942 – 2024)

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Stephen Nunoebiyu Mac-Ake aka "Fine Boy" (1942 - 2024)

Stephen Nunoebiyu Mac-Ake, popularly known as “Fine Boy,” was a prominent technical auto mechanic from Ogbia Kingdom, Bayelsa State, Nigeria. Born on May 2, 1942, he played a significant role in training youths in mechanical engineering during the 1980s and contributed to the agricultural sector, particularly through the School to Land Project.

After obtaining his OND in Mechanical Engineering, Stephen worked at the Government Vocational Technical Center in Port Harcourt, later serving as a technical teacher at Government Comprehensive Secondary School Borokiri. He significantly impacted the School to Land Project and worked with various employment centers, helping secure job opportunities for many youths.

A devout member of the Gospel Deliverance Mission, Stephen was married to Mac-Ake Chimelam Naomi and had nine children. He passed away on March 12, 2024, at the age of 82.

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AIG Anthony Sawyerr (1944-2020)

AIG Anthony Sawyerr (1944-2020) A Super Cop, Evangelist Anthony Sawyerr hailed from Sagbama Town in Sagbama Local Government Area of Bayelsa State. He was a quintessential and accomplished police officer who made his mark in the Nigerian Police Force. The late Anthony Sawyerr remains one of the best police officers Nigeria has ever had. By … Read more

CLEMENT ODIGIE AIKPONOBHOA OSIME

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CLEMENT ODIGIE AIKPONOBHOA OSIME

Clement Odigie Osime, in full Clement Odigie Aikponobhoa Osime, is a renowned Professor of Surgery specializing in Surgical Oncology and Medical Law at the University of Benin. He also doubles as an Attorney of the Supreme Court of Nigeria. He takes pride in being an apprentice for Jesus Christ.

Prince A.E.O Amgbare (1947-2020)

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Prince A.E.O Amgbare was a remarkable ex-boxer who achieved significant success and garnered numerous medals and laurels for himself and the Old Rivers State Sports Council. He was a 1st National Sport Festival Middle Weight Gold Medalist in Lagos in 1975, a Bronze Medalist at the 1973 Sport Festival in Berlin, Germany, and Nigeria’s only Olympic Gold Medalist in Budapest in 1974. Beyond his athletic career, he served as a Referee, Ringside Announcer, and Judge of international repute, showcasing his expertise and dedication to sports. His contributions to the public service and sports community in both the old Rivers State and Bayelsa State were outstanding.

Morungbe Yeipeigha Waritimi (1928-2001)

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Morungbe Yeipeigha Waritimi (1928-2001)

Morungbe Yeipeigha Waritimi (1928-2001) was a distinguished Ijaw figure who lived a life of integrity and served the Nigeria Police Force with professionalism and dedication. His contributions were significant in the politics of old Rivers State and the Ijaw National Congress. He was a founding member of Bayelsa State and a fervent advocate for the Ijaw Nation. Waritimi was also deeply involved in traditional institutions and community development, establishing modern reference libraries to encourage education. His legacy of integrity, service, and dedication continues to inspire.