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Sahara Group seeks seamless energy transition in Nigeria, others
Cartoon: One presidential question
Foundation restates commitment to adult education
Economy: For salary earners, trekking replaces shuttle buses
2023: APC, Omo-Agege on a mission to rescue Delta — Orubebe
Okada ban has reduced insecurity, deaths in Lagos — Sanwo-Olu
I won’t probe Oyetola’s administration — Osun gov-elect
SERAP, CJID sue Buhari over N5m fines on Daily Trust, others
80m women, girls victims of violence — Women Advocate Centre
The Muslim/Muslim ticket and nationhood
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In court around July 1, 2022, the Chief Judge of Akwa Ibom State in South-South Nigeria, Ekaette Obot, repeatedly threatened to jail my good friend, Inibehe Effiong, for his diligence in representing an unknown client against two powerful men – the governor who appointed her into office and a Senator without whose influence she probably may also not have been in office.
2023: PWDs call on INEC, Political parties to take measures to ease their participation
2023: PWDs call on INEC, Political parties to take measures to ease their participation
2023: You can’t deceive Nigerians into another journey of doom, S’South youths tell APC
CONFERENCE of South-South Youth Organisations, weekend, said the All Progressives Congress, APC, had been displaying apparent lack of experience to run the affairs of the country, adding that the party cannot deceive Nigerians into another journey of doom in 2023.
Group debunks report alleging customs extortion at port
By Eguono Odjegba The Association of Nigeria Licensed Customs Agents (ANLCA) Onne Chapter has described as false online media reports that officers and men of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) Port Harcourt Area 11 Command Onne are in the habit of extorting clearing agents. Onne Chapter Chairman, Mr. Mike Ebeatu who made the disclaimer in […]
Ogoniland: Why no shortcut is acceptable for resuming oil, gas productions – MOSOP
MOVEMENT for the Survival of the Ogoni People, MOSOP, has said that the oil pollution in Ogoniland, Rivers State has become too complicated to allow for any shortcut by Federal Government and oil and gas operators to force resumption of production in the area.
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