Agbor residents protest poor power supply
Ministry workers flee as lepers protest in Delta
30 persons benefit from FG’s free medicare at Irrua Teaching Hospital
Aladja’s allegation on obstruction of officials and bulldozers false, provocative —Ogbe-Ijoh
They came home from US, Malaysia, but were slain in Nigeria
10 die, 80 houses torched in fresh Taraba violence
Think homewards, oil magnet, Prince Eze tells Anambra youths
Okorocha fires back at Obiano
Rough road to digital switch-over
3 die in Adamawa herdsmen, farmers’ clash
Why I can’t be called a bench warmer in the House — Rep Jimoh
UNICEF, NOA sensitize Igbo nursing mothers on breast feeding
We’ve recovered sensitive Boko Haram documents—LAI MOHAMMED
After court victory Ibori to return home soon
2017 Budget: Saraki, Dogara, Adeosun, Udoma confer with Osinbajo

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Akwa Ibom: We’ve forgiven PDP, but not forgotten their deed — Efanga
Since the defection by Senator Nelson Effiong representing Akwa Ibom South in the National Assembly from PDP to the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC, last week, there have been mixed feelings in some quarters. While some condemned the decision, others said the lawmaker had taken the right move that will spell doom for the PDP in the state in 2019.
Among those speaking in favour of the defection is a former Commissioner for Science and Technology and National Coordinator, ONE for Change, Mr. Samuel Efanga. Excerpts:
Man allegedly swindles 3 American women of $3,437
A Federal High Court in Ibadan, yesterday, ordered the remand of one Shemilore Egbedayo, accused of defrauding three American women of $3,437 in the guise of marrying them.
Bring killers of Ben Onyechere to book, Orji tells IG
SENATOR Theodore Orji representing Abia Central in the Senate has called on the Inspector-General of Police to do everything possible to apprehend the killers of his former media aide, Mr. Ben Onyechere, who was killed last Sunday, by unknown gunmen in Owerri, Imo State.
N44.1b to fight malnutrition in North-East—UNICEF
The United Nations Children’s Fund, UNICEF, has revealed that about N44.1 billion (US$147 million) is required to prevent severe malnutrition in 450,000 children in North-East part of the country this year, even as it seeks $3.3 billion to cater for 48 million children living in the worst conflict areas globally.
Anambra: Our continuity plan was scuttled – Obaze
IMMEDIATE past Secretary to the Anambra State Government and a former diplomat, Mr Osaloka Obaze recently indicated his intention to contest for the governorship of the state expected to take place later this year. Indeed, Obaze was a frontrunner in the race for Mr. Peter Obi’s successor, but he was later shoved aside by the leadership of APGA. He later continued as the SSG under Governor Obiano, until a cabinet reshuffle. He is presently running a consultancy firm in Awka.

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