Built in 1875, the structure lifts boats by about 50ft and attracts about 100,000 visitors annually.

Edwin Clark, a renowned Nigerian statesman and leader of the Pan Niger Delta Forum (PANDEF), passed away on February 17, 2025, at the age of 97. Clark was a strong advocate for democracy, equality ...

Late Edwin Clark Kebbi Central Senator, Adamu Aliero, described the late ijaw leader as a revered figure in the Niger Delta and beyond. “He is an acknowledged leader of the entire Niger Delta.

Edwin Clark stood stoutly for Ijaw nation, freely ventilated views on national issues – Ayirimi Emami. Nigerian Senate will participate fully in Edwin Clark’s burial – Akpabio.

Ndigbo Lagos, a group representing Igbos residing in Lagos State, has joined the nation and the Niger Delta region in mourning the passing of Chief Edwin Clark, the late Leader of the Pan Niger ...

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Sir Edwin Clark was such a man. He was born in the creeks of the Niger Delta, but his voice echoed in the corridors of power across the land.

“Tuesday 13th May 2025, lying in state in Edwin Clark University in Kiagbodo, 10am to 10.30am. Commendation Service, 10.30am to 11am. Funeral Service, St Peter’s Anglican Church in Kiagola, 11am.

Many will agree that, at 97, Edwin Clark lived a full life. He was a nationalist, technocrat, ethnic leader, regional virtuoso, teacher, lawmaker, community leader and, sometimes, an agitator. It ...