Tiv/Fulani clash claims 17 in Benue
No fewer than 17 persons have been reported killed in Tyotegh council ward in Gwer West local area of Benue State following reprisal attacks by armed Fulani herdsmen on the indigenous community.
NPL stars thrill Siasia
Former World Cup star, Samson Siasia, began his reign as Super Eagles coach with an international friendly against Sierra Leone in Lagos, on Wednesday.
Siasia’s new Super Eagles
Nigeria had a taste of what to expect from new Super Eagles coach, Samson Siasia when he fielded a mix of both home and foreign-based players in the squad that took on Sierra Leone in Lagos mid-week.
Reform in oil and gas industry not to scare investors, NNPC GMD says
ABUJA – The Group Managing Director of the Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, Engr. Austen Oniwon, has assured multinational oil companies and other stakeholders in the oil and gas industry that the on-going reform in the industry is not targeted at their businesses but it is aimed at improving the business of oil and gas exploration in the country.
Anambra: Divided PDP in head-to-head with united APGA
THE recent release of the list of candidates of the various political parties that will contest the April 2011 state and national assembly elections in Anambra State has renewed the battle for the control of the machinery of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the state.
Court to rule on May 26 on resource control suit against FG
Yenogoa – The Federal High Court Yenogoa has fixed for May 26 ruling in a case instituted against the federal government by six human rights lawyers for the people of the Niger Delta to control their resources.
