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Militants attack SPDC trunk line in Delta
3 in police net for attempting to defraud President’s aide
Gov Ishaku faults Women Affairs Minister’s visit to Taraba
Delta govt assures on rural healthcare insurance scheme
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Utomi tasks Delta APC on unity
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SubscribeNCC boss lists challenges of telecom firms in Nigeria
ABEOKUTA—Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC, yesterday, raised alarm over multiple taxation by states and Local Governments Areas across the country, claiming it is threatening the operations of the telecom companies.
Olympics: Oliseh to study Nigerian matches for FIFA
Former Super Eagles coach Sunday Oliseh, who is on the FIFA technical study group for Rio 2016, has been assigned to analyse Nigeria Olympic team’s matches against Japan and Colombia in Brazil.
How Mahmoud won first NBA e-voting election
The just-concluded national elections of the Nigerian Bar Association, NBA, won by Mr Abubakar Mahmoud, SAN, is the first election of the lawyers’ association to be conducted through Electronic voting. His opponent was Chief Joe-Kyari Gadzama, SAN. The election took place on July 30 and 31, 2016.
Eulogies as Ibru’s burial rites commence in Asaba
ASABA—PROMINENT Deltans across ethnic divide, yesterday, paid glowing tributes to the first governor of Delta State, Olorogun Felix Ibru, as he was laid in state at the Unity Hall, Government House, Asaba.
Civil service: Labour decries FG’s refusal to restore tenure policy
LAGOS—THE Association of Senior Civil Servants of Nigeria, ASCSN, has faulted the Federal Government’s reported refusal to restore the single four-year tenure for Permanent Secretary and two-term of four years (eight years) tenure for Directors in the Federal Civil Service.
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