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ANAMBRA POLL: Obiano will go, Okorocha boasts

AWKA—IMO State governor, Owelle Rochas Okorocha has boasted that nothing would stop the All Progressives Congress, APC, from taking over Anambra State in the November 18, 2017 governorship poll, urging the state governor, Chief Willie Obiano to start writing his handover note to an APC governor.

ASUU urge monarch to protect staff, students of Delsu from herdsmen

The Chairman, Academic Staff Union of Universities, Delta State University, Abraka branch, Prof. Abel Diakparomre, has expressed worries over the nefarious activities of Fulani herdsmen in Abraka, urging the Ovie of Oruarivie-Abraka kingdom, HRM Akpomeyoma Majoroh Ojetta 2, to put the union under his protective hands.

Nigerians eye points at Dayak Futures

Nigerian players will today start their hunt for computer ranking points at the Dayak Future II holding at the Package B Tennis section of the Abuja National Stadium,. Clifford Enosoregbe will serve off the home challenge against Pole Mateusz Smolicki in one of the matches on Centre Court.

Global oil rig counts hit 956 in April

There are strong indications that oil exploration and production have increased in different parts of the world as the global rig counts hit 956 in April 2017, showing an increase of 13 against 943 recorded in March, this year.

CAF boss, Ahmad refuses salary

The new Confederation of African Football (Caf) President, Ahmad, says he has refused to accept a salary from African football’s governing body.

Chelsea no longer my priority – Omeruo

On-loan Chelsea defender Kenneth Omeruo says playing for Chelsea is no longer his aim, rather going to any team where he is sure of getting games next season is his target in the summer.

CSR: Total partner with FG, NGO to fight malaria in Africa

As part of its Corporate Social Responsibility, CSR, Total Group in Nigeria (Total Nigeria Plc, Total Upstream Companies in Nigeria and its OML 130 partners NNPC/NAPIMS, CNOOC, Petrobras, and Sapetro) is partnering with the government, non-governmental and other humanitarian bodies to fight malaria in Africa.

Operatives now underground to unmask killer-herdsmen in Delta

COMMISSIONER of Police, Delta State, Mr. Zanna Ibrahim, has urged Deltans not to lose sleep over attacks by supposed herdsmen, as operatives of the State Intelligence Bureau, SIB, of the Delta Command and Department of State Services, DSS, have launched covert operations to discover the real perpetrators, their hideouts and modus-operandi, preparatory to a full-scale pronged..

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