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Ajapa Field: 2007 MoU with Britannia-U, falls short of proportionality in 2026 –

Stakeholders in Ogulagha Kingdom in Burutu Local Government Area of Delta State, say the agreement signed between Britannia-U Nigeria Limited and the Ogulagha Kingdom in 2007, regarding operation of Ajapa Marginal Field, may not meet transparency and proportionality expectations in 2026. The stakeholders, who argued that the 2007 MoU, was not tied to production, “whether […]

Orette engages Delta South leaders, stakeholders

All Progressives Congress (APC) Senatorial Hopeful, Dr Austin Orette, will on Friday speak on the future of Delta South Senatorial District. Orette, who is running for next year’s Senate Election, will be in Isoko South, Isoko North, Burutu, Bomadi, Patani, Warri South, Warri North and Warri South-West as part of a series of town halls […]

3 seconds vs 48 hours: We timed every major crypto casino’s withdrawals

Our live withdrawal test put Angliabet in the spotlight — and the results were extraordinary You’ve just won. Maybe it was a big slot hit, maybe a patient session at live blackjack. You open the cashier, enter your wallet address, and click withdraw. Now comes the moment that separates a great crypto casino from a […]

Christians in Kwara demand Christian governor in 2027 elections

Christians in Kwara State, under the umbrella of the Coalition of Concerned Christian Stakeholders, have called on political parties to field a Christian candidate for the state’s governorship in the 2027 elections, with particular emphasis on Kwara South.

ADC faults silence of ASUU, civil societies on proposed certificate forgery law

The National Publicity Secretary of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), Mallam Bolaji Abdullahi, has condemned what he described as the continued silence of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), student unions, and civil society organizations on a purported move by the National Assembly to legalize certificate forgery in elections.

Senegal free to challenge AFCON 2025 title ruling, says CAF president

He said, “And I’m told that Senegal is going to appeal, which is very important. Every one of the 54 nations in Africa has a right to pursue their appeals and advance their interests, not only at the highest level in Africa, in CAF, but also at the highest body, which is the Court of Arbitration for Sport. And we will adhere to and respect the decision that’s taken at the highest level.”

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