JTF intercepts illegal bunkering barge, arrests 11 suspects
Operatives of the Joint Task Force, JTF, in the Niger Delta, codenamed Operation Pulo Shield, have impounded a barge involved in alleged illegal oil bunkering on the Atlantic fringe of Bayelsa State.
Sambo leads FG’s delegation to Wada over father’s death
A Federal Government delegation yesterday paid a condolence visit to Kogi State governor, Capt. Idris Wada, rtd, following the death of his father, Pa Ejiga Wada.
FIFA suspension: Falode pleads for common sense
As the battle to return Nigeria to the international football community, following its recent suspension by world soccer governing body, FIFA, gathers steam, National Women’s Football Coordinator, Aisha Falode, has said the way out is for common sense to prevail over sentiments and personality clashes.
Club Owners reject NPFL July 20 second phase kick-off date
Representatives of the 20 Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL) have rejected the July 20 commencement date for the second round of the 2013/2014 league season.
Security agents are involved in oil theft in Nigeria—Senator Ikisikpo
Senator Clever Ikisikpo, is the Chairman, Senate Committee on Special Duties and represents Bayelsa East Senatorial District. In this interview, he accuses the security agencies of being involved in the oil theft that has shamed the country across the world. He also speaks on other security challenges facing the country and how to tackle the challenges.
How petty trader fell victim of fraudsters
By Esther Onyegbula When Alhaja Agbola was about stepping out of her apartment in Ikorodu on June 10, 2014, she received an international call. Without hesitating to check who the caller was, she immediately picked the call and started exchanging pleasantries with the caller whom she assumed to be her relative overseas. But little did […]
