Ortom seeks God’s help to pay salaries
Gov. Samuel Ortom of Benue says his administration will soon overcome the challenges of non-payment workers’ salaries in the state, with the help of God.
Lagos police, vigilante raid hoodlums’ hideout; arrest 2 girls, 10 others
Two suspects, identified as Abiola Animashaun, alias Lege, and Godwin Odukoya, who had been declared wanted by the police and 10 others, were, weekend, arrested by police in Lagos with the support of members of a vigilante group.
Delta community storms DTHA over rulership bill
THE people of Umukwata in Ukwani Local Area of Delta State, weekend, stormed Delta State House of Assembly, Asaba, protesting against an executive bill changing their traditional stool from gerontocracy to monarchy.
Ogbe-Ijoh/Aladja clash: Group flays govt’s inability to resolve crisis
Concerned Members for Peace in Ogbe-Ijoh-Warri Kingdom have accused the Delta State Government of failing to live up to its responsibilities in the protection of lives and property of residents in Ogbe-Ijoh and Aladja communities of Udu and Warri South local government areas of the state.
Mikel warns Eagles, says don’t get carried away
SUPER Eagles skipper, John Obi Mikel has warned his teammates that there was still a long way to go in qualifying for the 2018 FIFA World Cup in Russia despite defeating Algeria 3-1 in Uyo on Saturday.
18.2m Africans will be diabetic by 2030 – WHO
Following predictions that over 18.2 million Africans, including an estimated 4.8 million Nigerians, may become diabetic by 2030, as World Health Organisation, WHO, called for prioritisation of actions to prevent people becoming overweight and obese, beginning before birth and in early childhood.
