Am done with Nigeria- says Siasia
Niger Delta: Exercise Crocodile is not about guns, boats alone – Army
Tinubu ” has never kept his words” – Rotimi Akeredolu
Lagos: The long walk to oil wells
Edo most secured in S-South, says Oshiomhole
Police officers in Scotland, Canada can now wear hijabs
Carrying title “pastor” doesn’t tell us your heart – Oshiomhole
Women are not supposed to be ‘playing the field!’
N18.6m monthly pay for Eagles coach: Etim Esin, Adepoju react
RIO: The true story of Delta Airline’s gesture to Olympic Eagles
Why Anenih is fighting me – Edo traditional ruler
Petrochemicals and adventurous diversification expedition
Pastor Adeboye and the Maelstrom
An obvious misfit
MEND kowtows to N-Delta leaders
CAN in 19 Northern states harps on unity among members
The taste of ashes

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Road to White House getting nastier
The gloves are off, folks. With about 73 days to the U.S. presidential elections, Donald Trump is trying to do to Hillary Clinton what he successfully did to Jeb. During the GOP Primaries, he repeatedly mocked Jeb Bush as a man with “low energy.” Bush played the gentleman and didn’t hit Trump back. By the time he woke up, the race was over – neither the Bush dynasty nor his millions of campaign funds could revive his campaign.
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Ighalo seeks Arsenal’s fall
Both Watford and Arsenal are without a win as they enter their third game of the new Premier League season, but it is Arsene Wenger who will be feeling the pressure after he was booed by his own fans on the opening day of the campaign following defeat to Liverpool.
Chelsea chase perfect start against Burnley
Chelsea will look to record their third straight Premier League victory at the start of the new campaign when they welcome newly-promoted Burnley to Stamford Bridge today. The Blues have collected maximum points from their opening two league fixtures, but Burnley will enter the match full of confidence following a 2-0 victory over Liverpool at Turf Moor last weekend.
Rio beyond sports minister
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Cultural display as Delta kicks off 25th anniversary
THE silver jubilee celebration of the creation of Delta State, Thursday kicked off with cultural display by all the ethnic groups in the state. The ethnic groups which took their turns to perform, thrilled Governor Ifeanyi Okowa who was clad in white native attire matched with red cap, his deputy , Mr Kingsley Otuaro, Speaker of the State House of Assembly, Chief Monday Igbuya, other top government functionaries and guests with their dance steps, drums and traditional songs.
New NBA President Mahmoud calls for reform in EFCC
PORT HARCOURT: New President of the Nigerian Bar Association, Mr Abubakar Mahmoud, SAN has called for some reform in the mandate of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC that will remove the responsibility of prosecuting suspects from the body.
Delta community scolds ex-chair for dragging Okpe monarch to court
SAPELE—THE people of Sapele-Okpe community, Sapele, Delta State, have spoken angrily to the former Caretaker Committee Chairman of the Sapele-Okpe community for taking the traditional ruler of Okpe Kingdom, HRM Orhue 1, to court over his removal from office.
Family, friends laud late Pa Owumi
Family, friends and well-wishers will gather today in remem-brance of the demise of Chief Francis Josiah Dietadje-vberuo Owumi, who departed to the great beyond in London on 27th August 2006, after a brief illness. The great son of Delta State was born on the 1st August, 1929 in the village of Eruemukohwarie in Ughelli North Local Government Area of Delta State to the family of Chief Johnson Owumi-Oteri and Omo Oba Mrs. Jane Akokomah Owumi (Nee Adegbite of Akure).
LMC v Giwa FC face-off shifts to Appeal Court
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Mass protest in Sanga over killings in Southern Kaduna, Grazing Reserves
Thousands of villagers from communities in Southern Kaduna yesterday staged a peaceful, solemn procession in Gwantu, Headquarters of Sanga Local Government Area, of Kaduna state against what they said was unrelenting deadly sieges on their communities by armed herdsmen and the confiscation of their lands for Cattle Grazing Reserves by Kaduna State Government.
The burden of Cancer in Nigeria
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25yrs after: Ritalori-Ogbebor reveals intrigues behind creation of Delta State
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25th anniversary: 10 poorest, viable states in Nigeria
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Musa raring to strike down Swansea
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