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Rights group hails Dickson’s election victory
Amnesty office seeks approval to disarm Arepo vandals
David Mark is fighting for us against Tiv oppression — Ogbu
Rehabilitating corrupt persons, betraying the Nigerian dream
Olu of Warri pays historic visit to Ijaw monarch
Senator Ben Murray-Bruce: Trail Blazer turns 60
Sacked agency heads working for PDP — Oyegun
Why David Mark’s re-election is an issue
Roma v Real Madrid factfile
Will the budget rats shame Buhari?
I made withdrawals from funds NIMASA paid into my account —EFCC witness
IBMN holds Honourary Fellowship award
School where students use umbrellas in class
How Enugu Assembly rejected Equal Rights, Opportunities Bill
Former Health Minister, Onyebuchi defects to APC
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Subscribe8-yr-old Chinaemerem needs N1.3m to stay alive
UMUAHIA—IT was a pitiable sight watching little Miss Chinaemerem Ochinihu Ikeri lay painfully on her hospital bed at the Federal Medical Centre, FMC, Umuahia, Abia State. She could not talk, but only stared and gnashed her teeth continually. Chinaemerem, a pupil of Ubakala Community Primary School II, who hails from Oyimo in Ubakala, Umuahia South Council Area was said to have been knocked down by an officer of the Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps, NSCDC, in the state, who later abandoned her in hospital over eight months ago.
Fresh anxiety grips Gbaramatu communities over troops’ deployment
TENSION built up in Oporoza, Okerenkoko and other Gbaramatu-Ijaw riverine communities in Warri South-West Local Government Area of Delta State, yesterday, following the announcement by President Muhammadu Buhari on Monday that government had deployed more troops to the Niger Delta region to tackle pipeline vandals.
Ex-BPE boss calls for sale of refineries, passage of PIB
LAGOS— FORMER Director-General of Bureau of Public Enterprises, BPE, Mr. Benjamin Ezra Dikki, has called for the urgent privatisation of the nation’s refineries, saying the option of Turn-Around-Maintenance, TAM, has remained a distraction over the years.
Alleged fraud: Umahi recalls SA on IGR
EBONYI State government yesterday recalled the Special Adviser to Governor David Umahi on Internally Generated Revenue, IGR, Chief Jeremiah Oketa for alleged involvement in fraudulent practices.
Lebanese killed in Kano
KANO—Kano Lebanese community was thrown into mourning yesterday, following the death of its senior citizen fondly called Baba at his fortified residence located at Unity Road, Kano Central Business District.
NDLEA to send narcotic officers to LG hqtrs
THE Abia State Commander, National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, NDLEA, Mr Bamidele Akingbade has announced plans to send narcotic officers to local governments in Abia to check drug prevalence in communities.
Senior lawyers frustrating war against corruption —EFCC boss
ABUJA— In a daring tone, the Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, Ibrahim Magu, yesterday, stunned the nation with a declaration that senior lawyers in the country were hampering the fight against corruption.
Transfer saga: FIFA order Akwa Utd be docked 3 points
World football governing body FIFA have ordered that Nigeria premier league side Akwa United be docked three points should they fail to pay off Meshack Chukwubuikem and his agent.
It is believed that Nigeria cup holders Akwa owe the player and his agent, Ojore Oka, a total of 2.5 million Naira.
Anambra to launch official uniform, ID cards for vigilante operatives
Anambra State government may have initiated a grand plan to launch both uniforms and official identity cards for all vigilante units in the state, for the purposes of proper identification and checkmating of the proliferation of pump action guns in the state.
Reps to engage CSOs in monitoring of constituency projects
THE House of Representatives, yesterday, promised to engage Civil Society Organisations, CSOs, in monitoring and execution of constituency projects.
For 17 years, David Mark gave us nothing — Onjeh
Comrade Daniel Onjeh was a one time president of the National Association of Nigerian Students, NANS. He contested the last Benue South senatorial district election with the former senate president, David Mark, on the platform of the APC and lost but the Appeal Court in Makurdi in its ruling ordered a rerun of that election. In this interview, Onjeh spoke on why he is running against Senator Mark, the rumours that he is being sponsored by political godfathers from the Tiv speaking areas of the state and lots more.
Dalung: Why I stopped NFF from sacking Oliseh
Minister of Youth and Sports, Barr. Solomon Dalung yesterday explained why he prevailed on the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) to rescind its plan to sack the Chief Coach of the Super Eagles, Sunday Oliseh. And in doing so he also exposed his inadequacies and poor understanding of the matters.
Gunmen cart away Delta council’s cooperative funds
UGHELLI—TWO gunmen, yesterday afternoon, stormed the Ughelli North council secretariat and made away with an unspecified sum of money meant for members of the council’s corporative society.
Woman gives birth to 5 babies in Ibadan
Ibadan—A family of two suddenly became seven as a 28-year-old woman in purdah, Mrs Sakirat Rasaq, was delivered of quintuplets, three boys and two girls, yesterday at the University College Hospital, Ibadan.
3 killed as political crisis erupts in Otukpo
MAKURDI—Three persons have been reportedly killed ahead of the Benue South senatorial rerun election slated for this weekend, when supporters of All Progressives Congress, APC, and Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, clashed yesterday.
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