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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.

Mikel disagrees with Rohr, clarifies Chelsea position

MIKEL Obi has again disagreed with Nigeria coach Gernot Rohr for the second time this week when he insisted he is not being shut out at his club Chelsea because he featured at the recent Rio Olympics.

EFCC withdraws criminal charges against Chidi Duru

Justice Atinuke Ipaye of the Lagos State High Court, Ikeja, has struck out the criminal charges by Economic and Financial Crime Commission, EFCC, against Eze Chidi Duru, Founder and Promoter of First Guarantee Pension Limited, FGPL.

NFF shops for telecoms partner

THE Nigeria Football Federation has begun moves to secure a new telecommunications partner following the refusal of Globacom to renew its sponsorship deal with the apex football-governing in the country.

Tollgates out of poverty

I WAS on the road last week, undergoing what many Nigerians experience; spending thrice the number of hours on a journey due to what is referred to as ‘roads’ in the country

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