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Day 10: Ugborodo community’s siege to Chevron continues

Day 10: Ugborodo community’s siege to Chevron continues

UGBORODO—THE people of oil-rich Ugborodo community, Warri South-West Local Government Area, Delta State, yesterday, vowed not to lift the siege to the Escravos Tank Farm, belonging to Chevron Nigeria Limited, until the company looks into their demands.

Nutrition: Weighing the  alternatives

Nutrition: Weighing the alternatives

With daily news barraging us about what is good or not good for us, it is becoming increasingly challenging for nurturers in homes to determine what to feed their family. Conflicting reports on foods that have been around for donkey years and the ways they are being grown means caregivers have to weigh their options ever so carefully to determine the best food sources for their families.

Women entrepreneurs advocate MSMEs patronage legislation

Women entrepreneurs advocate MSMEs patronage legislation

ABUJA- FOLLOWING campaign by the government urging Nigerians to patronise made in Nigeria products women entrepreneurs under the auspices of Global Centre for Human Empowerment and Entrepreneurship Development, GLOCHEED, has synergised to to advocate a legislation on patronage of their products.

Protest: Listen to Omadino community, others Delta lawmaker urges IOCs

Protest: Listen to Omadino community, others Delta lawmaker urges IOCs

THE lawmaker representing Warri South 1 constituency in Delta State House of Assembly, Mrs. Omawumi Udoh, has called on International Oil Companies, IOCs, operating in her constituency to employ dialogue in addressing the demands of members of National Association of Itsekiri Graduates and Omadino community.

Ooni of Ife to meet women & others in diaspora

Ooni of Ife to meet women & others in diaspora

In a bid to bring Yoruba women and men in diaspora under one umbrella, the Ooni of Ife, HRM Enitan Babatunde Adeyeye Ogunwusi will embark on a European tour to meet them and honour distinguished individuals.

Edo 2016: Obaseki’s certificates reappear

Edo 2016: Obaseki’s certificates reappear

GOVERNORSHIP candidate of the APC, Mr Godwin Obaseki, yesterday, disclosed that he has found his missing certificates, saying those raising false alarm over the issue are only scared of his credentials.

Jonathan congratulates Babangida at 75

Jonathan congratulates Babangida at 75

Former President Goodluck Jonathan has congratulated ex-military Head of State, Gen. Ibrahim Babangida (retd), on his 75th birthday, describing him as a great leader and statesman who had displayed ample commitment to the nation’s unity and growth.

Delta CP lauds Agbarha monarch on peace, Edion Hall

Delta CP lauds Agbarha monarch on peace, Edion Hall

THE Police Area Commander in charge Warri Area Command, Delta State, Mr Muazu Mahammed has commended the traditional ruler of Agbarha Kingdom, Warri, HRM London Ememoh (II) for the peace in Agbarha Kingdom, Warri and for single handedly building the state of the art Edion Hall for the kingdom.

Labour crisis looms in Polytechnics

Labour crisis looms in Polytechnics

OWERRI—A fresh industrial action is brewing in the nation’s polytechnics, if the federal and state governments fail to quickly resolve the 13-point demand of the leadership of the Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics, ASUP, before the end of this month.

LG boss wants FG to revive Koko Port

LG boss wants FG to revive Koko Port

Chairman of Warri North Local Government Area, Delta State, Mr Francis Eyituoyor-Maku has appealed to the Federal Government to include Koko Port in its current plan to resuscitate some moribund sea ports in the country.

Why polls’re inconclusive, by INEC

Why polls’re inconclusive, by INEC

NATIONAL Commissioner and Chairman of the Board of Electoral Institute, BEI, of the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, Amina Zakari, has attributed the series of inconclusive elections in recent times to a strengthened electoral process rather than weakness on the part of the commission.

ASUU warns on imminent strike if grey areas are not addressed

ASUU warns on imminent strike if grey areas are not addressed

The seemly stable academic session enjoyed by universities in the past few years may soon be distorted by a prolonged strike if the Federal Government fails to address some grey areas affecting the sector, the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, has warned.