Delta chief harps on promotion of community culture
The Hollywood Reporter names Mo Abudu Top International Woman Executive in Entertainment
Music eased my mind after my mum’s death – Singer, Ace Word
Capital Film to build $50m fund for African filmmakers
New digital centre will drive innovation — FBN CEO, Adeduntan
Son, Maddison star as Spurs go top of Premier League
Imo Guber: APGA candidate, Ejiogu canvasses violence-free polls
Victims of Otukpo bank robbery ‘ll not die in vain — Sen Moro
FEC approves Humanitarian, Poverty Alleviation Trust Fund
NCDMB, SON, others top PEBEC 2023 Executive Order Compliance Report
Hamas says two more Gaza hostages freed
Cooking Gas: LPG marketers accuse terminal operators of sabotage
Arteta backs Arsenal keeper Raya after criticism
Nothing wrong with 1999 Constitution — Ex-Justice Minister, Agabi

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Delta: Mosogar indigenes protest alleged marginalization in COPEM appointment
Thousands of Mosogar indigenes today, took to the streets of the community to stage a peaceful protest against the College of Physical Education, Mosogar, Union.
FG tasks oil experts on solutions to local industry challenges
The Federal Government has tasked oil and gas experts to proffer permanent solutions to challenges ranging from low productivity, oil theft, pipeline vandalism and gas flaring in the local oil industry.
Uzodimma: I’ll deploy government machinery to defend Imo Charter of Equity
Governor Hope Uzodimma has called on members of the Imo State Council of Elders to join hands and ensure that the implementation of the Charter of Equity is realised.
Hamas frees two more Gaza hostages
The Islamist group’s military wing said in a statement the two women had been freed for “compelling humanitarian” reasons following mediation by Qatar and Egypt
P&ID judgment removed risks to Nigeria’s assets abroad – AGF
The Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, judgment of Justice, Lateef Fagbemi, Monday said that the Robin St John Knowles of the United Kingdom Commercial Court setting aside the arbitral award of $11 billion in favour of Process and Industrial Developments Limited (P&ID) for an alleged breach of a Gas Supply and Processing Agreement (GSPA) has freed assets of Nigeria and its agencies around the world from the risks they had been exposed to.

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