How politics separated me from MKO  –  Olukoga

How politics separated me from MKO – Olukoga

Let me say that corruption is an innate thing and it is an effect of poverty. It is also an effect of non-contentment. If you are not contented with what God has given to you, you will be corrupt. whether you are a commisioner or Minister does not matter, what matters is your person and how you comport yourself.
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Residents flee communities over gas leakage

Residents flee communities over gas leakage

HUNDREDS of villagers from Opuedebubor, Azama and other Ijaw towns in Gbaramatu kingdom, Warri South-West local government area of Delta State, have fled their communities because of the pollution of the environment as a result of multiple leakages in the Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, / Nigeria Gas Company, NGC, pipeline.

Court remands 6 over murder charges

Court remands 6 over murder charges

THE President General of Irri Federal Union, Isoko South Local Government Area, Delta State, Chief Joshua Uturu and five others were yesterday remanded in Federal prisons, Kwale, by the High Court of Justice sitting at Oleh for their alleged involvement in murder- related charges.

Delta Steel boss  lauds firm

Delta Steel boss lauds firm

THE Delta Steel Company Limited, DSC, Ovwian/Aladja, Delta State, would soon be one of the world’s leading steel companies, the Joint Managing Director, JMD, Dr. Samuel Nwabuokei, has assured.

Governorship tussle: Ohakim knows fate July 16

Governorship tussle: Ohakim knows fate July 16

 By Ise-Oluwa Ige ABUJA—A five-member panel of the Supreme Court headed by Justice Mahmoud Mohammed, yesterday fixed July 16, 2010 for judgment on the on-going legal battle to  unseat Chief Ikedi Ohakim as the Governor of Imo state. The apex court fixed the date yesterday after taking arguments from counsel to  parties in the case. […]

2 convicted for exam malpractice

2 convicted for exam malpractice

REGISTRAR of the National Business and Technical Examinations Board, NABTEB, Prof. David Awanbor, yesterday in Benin, disclosed that three persons that cheated in its examinations have been sentenced to prison terms, ranging from three months to nine years.