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OML 34: Operator, hosts discussions deadlock over funding
WARRI—NEGOTIA- TIONS to renew the expired Global Memorandum of Understanding, GMoU, between the operator of Oil Mining Lease, OML, 34, Nigeria Petroleum Development Company NPDC, its business partner, ND Western and about 27 host communities in Delta State, stalemated, penultimate Thursday, following the disagreement on the funding.
Verve Int’l hosts fitness enthusiasts to workout/healthy living event
Nigerian lifestyle payment brand, Verve International, on Saturday, September 30th 2017, successfully hosted healthy living enthusiasts to the maiden edition of The Verve Life.
LG primaries yet to hold in Burutu —Clark
Director General of Arede Edeimene Campaign Organisation in Burutu Local Government Area, Delta State, Mr. Grade-One Clark, yesterday, denied media report that some aspirants were angry over an alleged primary election in Burutu, noting that primaries were yet to hold in the council.
Stakeholders brainstorm on ways to overcome current obstacles in Nigeria’s property market
After two years of down-turn in business activities in the Nigerian real estate sector following economic recession in the country, the sector appears to be emerging from recession, as the easing of inflationary pressure, improvement of foreign exchange liquidity, improved investment inflows and increased oil production have contributed to indicate a positive growth outlook for Nigeria.
Worry as more Nigerians succumb to sudden deaths
Indications have emerged that more Nigerians are dying of sudden death even as an expert has raised the alarm that hypertension remains the major cause of sudden death in the country.

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