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Report shows rise in drug use among females

A new report launched yesterday by the International Narcotics Control Board, INCB, has shown a disproportionate rise in drug overdoses among females even as it showed that a total of $1.25 billion illicit drugs are trafficked in West Africa countries.

Osun lawyers protest: Chief Judge stopped from entering court

The on-going protest by members of the Osun state branch of Nigeria Bar Association, NBA, which enters its forth day yesterday took a new turn when the Chief Judge of the State, Justice Adepele Ojo was barred from entering the premises of the State High Court by lawyers who were protesting the recent increment in fees paid for filling suits in the state judiciary.

Why Nigeria is backward in ICT devt – Minister

THE Minister of Communications, Abdul Kareem Adebayo Shittu, has Nigeria and other countries in Africa were backward in ICT development because they were just warming up, still learning the ropes.

Okowa lauds Esievo on power restoration to Delta community

Governor Ifeanyi Okowa of Delta State has commended the Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer of EVOMEC Global Services Limited, Chief Peter Esievo, for donating N10 million to address the electricity problem facing Agbon communities of Ethiope East Local Government Area of the state in the last two years.

Urhobo leaders debunk allegations against NAPIMS boss

Leaders from Urhobo oil and gas producing communities in Delta State, have condemned alleged attempts to blackmail the Group General Manager, GGM, of National Petroleum Investment Management Services, NAPIMS, Mr. Dafe Sejebor, saying such claims were baseless.

Bayelsa renegotiates bond payment

Bayelsa State Government, yesterday, said it would complete the repayment of the N50 billion bond loan inherited from the previous administration in 2019, following the successful renegotiation of the facility.

Deghele community gets new exco

Deghele community in Warri South-West Local Government Area of Delta State has sworn-in a nine-man executive with three ex-officio members to pilot the affairs of the oil-rich community for the next three years.

Delta-based publisher regains freedom

THE publisher of an Ughelli-based tabloid, Ughelli Times Magazine, Daniel Ekuigbo, has regained his freedom four months after he was arrested in Ughelli and whisked away to Asaba by operatives of the Department of State Services, DSS.

The Presidency: Osinbajo and unquestionable loyalty

IN September 2008, about nine years ago, this writer published an article title “If Yar’Adua Doesn’t Die!” (http://yashuaib.com/politics/if-president-yaradua-doesnt-die/) It was a response to strong insinuations in the media on the plight of President Umaru Musa Yar’Adua who was alive then but some commentators were already expressing views on expectations after his likely demise.

Taming super-rich tax dodgers

A recent report by the Federal Internal Revenue Service (FIRS) and the Joint Tax Board (JTB) revealed that only 40 super-rich Nigerians pay correct taxes on their incomes. The report, apart from being incomplete, merely revealed the extent to which governments of Nigeria (both federal and the states), the FIRS and the JTB have failed Nigerians over the years

Court dissolves Emeka Ike’s 17-year-old marriage

A LAGOS Island Customary Court, yesterday, put an end to the long unsavoury marriage of Nollywood actor, Emeka Ike and his wife, Suzanne Emma, as it ordered the estranged lovers to go their separate ways.

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