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EID-EL-KABIR: 70 trailer-load of lake rice arrive Lagos
In an effort to ensure even distribution across all the sale centres, the Lagos State Government yesterday, said that at least 70 trailer load of the Lake Rice have arrived the State ahead of the commencement of the sale today.
Ex-militants war over PANDEF, Clark: PNDPC full of traitors; thrive on chaos— NDRC
YENAGOA—MILITANTS in the Niger Delta region maintained opposing stands, yesterday, on the purported overthrow of Pan Niger Delta Forum, PANDEF, the umbrella body of monarchs, leaders and stakeholders of the coastal states of the Niger Delta, led by Chief Edwin Clark, by a coalition of militants, who transferred the mandate to the Pan Niger Delta People Congress, PNDPC.
Ex-militants hail Boroh on pipeline surveillance jobs
OLEH—EX-MILITANTS, under the aegis of Justice Group, yesterday, commended the Coordinator of the Presidential Amnesty Programme, Brigadier-General Paul Boroh (retd.) on his moves to give pipeline surveillance jobs to 10,000 youths of the Niger Delta region.
$20m Eastern ports scam: FG silent on indicted 4 ex-NPA top shots, Cyprian firm
More than three months after the Swiss government alerted its Nigerian counterpart that some top officials of Nigerian Ports Authority, NPA, connived with a Cyprian firm to defraud the nation of over $20 million through bribe-for-contract, the Federal Government is yet to take action against the suspects.
Kidnap and threats: Tools to incapacitate Abia opposition?
Abia is on the verge of experiencing another uncontrollable drift to anarchy

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