Nigerian youths will thrive under Tinubu — Onjeh assures
The candidate of the All Progressives Congress, APC, for the just concluded Benue South senatorial election, Comrade Daniel Onjeh, has insisted that Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu emerged winner of the presidential election "by the decision of the majority of the Nigerian electorate and received a pan-Nigerian mandate at the 2023 Presidential Poll to pilot the affairs of the nation for the next four years."
MEND bombs another Shell facility, disowns EK Clark
Chief Clark said if some few persons in MEND were opposed to amnesty for selfish reasons against the overall interest of the region, they should not allow their personal interests to becloud the larger interests of the region, saying, “as far as I am concerned, various militant leaders across the Niger-Delta have spoken about their attitude to the amnesty, I do not know where MEND people, who their leaders are and who is behind them.
PTI in Kaduna ‘ll triger North-South crisis, say Gbagi, Okpozo
He said the government, through the Minister of Petroleum, Alhaji Rilwanu Lukman, halted the training of engineers at the PTI, Effurun in Delta State, to kill the economy of the region and now wants to awaken the Northern economy with a PTI in Kaduna, saying it was preposterous for government to think that line of action Olorogun Gbagi said students of a Petroleum Training Institute were supposed to work in oil-related environment and wondered why the PTI in Delta State should not be developed to a world-standard institute by the federal government.
‘Militants’ plan to attack northerners, threat to corporate existence’
By Tina Akannam Dutse — A former military intelligent officer, Alhaji Sagir Mohammed, has described the threat by the Niger Delta militants to attack the north and northerners residing in their region as a threat to the corporate existence of the Nigerian nation, and should not be treated with kid gloves. Mohammed who spoke with […]
Eyituoyor urges Uduaghan to remain focused
Mr. Maku-Eyituoyor, who extolled the governor for his people-orientated programmes, stated that opponents of Dr. Uduaghan’s government were disappointed by his good performance and pained by it, they resorted to making spurious insinuations and baseless allegations against him.
S’African police arrest Nigerians, others
Johannesburg— Nigerians are among the 245 people arrested by the South African police on Friday for alleged violation of several by-laws, including loitering, littering and public indecency. The Southern Africa correspondent of the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that police arrested many of the victims around their business premises near the Central Methodist Church […]
