The Abia Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Chief Johnson Onuigbo, suspended on Nov. 27 over alleged lack of transparency and accountability has been reinstated.

Leading financial institution, Access Bank Plc continues to earn recognition for its efforts in leading the charge on sustainability, as the bank won the ‘Most Responsible Business in Africa’, and three other awards at the 12th edition of the Sustainability, Enterprise and Responsibility Awards (SERAS) held in Lagos on December 1, 2018.

The police command in Delta on Monday received Mr Anthony Ogbizi as its new Commissioner of Police (CP).

The Buhari led administration introduced the New Vision for the Niger-Delta which encompasses robust solutions, targets and initiatives aimed at ensuring that the people of the Niger-Delta benefit maximally from the region’s oil wealth.

Gov.  Ibikunle Amosun of Ogun says he will remain in the All Progressives Congress (APC) to contest the senatorial election in 2019 while ensuring the re-election of President Muhammadu Buhari.

THE crisis rocking Agbarho Kingdom in Ughelli North Local Government Area of Delta State, took a dramatic twist on Monday as subjects of the kingdom sacked the Osuvie of the kingdom HRM Samson Oghughunwa who had earlier fled the palace and immediately installed a new king.

Following the successful flag-off of its Presidential campaign zonal rally in Sokoto on Monday, the Peoples Democratic Party, has said victory is only an arm-length away, adding that the failure of the President Muhammadu Buhari -led government to deliver on its promises has made its work easier.

 The Women Pre-Conference of the fifth Nigeria Family Planning Conference (NFPC 2018) on Monday in Abuja says there is urgent need to stem high teen birth rates in Nigeria.
According to it, this will help to curb maternal deaths in the country as well as improve better health and economic indices in the country.

A middle aged man, whose identity is yet to be known, was on Monday ran over by a train at the Phikwore Area of Kubwa, a suburb of the Federal Capital Territory

A remarkably depressing sight on the streets of Lagos and many other cities in Nigeria is the number of people living with disability begging for alms. Sadly, its pervasiveness has also influenced the perception of some Nigerians about persons living with disability. In some quarters, they are seen as destitute, poor, feeble and dependent individuals who rely on handouts from the rest of the society for survival.