US will ‘completely decimate’ Iran if I’m assassinated – Trump
Isoko South legislative arm resolves rift
Doctors in diaspora hail Delta govt on New York initiatve
Observe traffic rules Commissioner urges Achaba
NASU gives conditions for suspension of strike
My position on Econet shares
Ekiti re-run: AC drags Arise to Tribunal
Ohakim tasks FG on equiping of Police
Edo CRPP scores Oshiomhole low
‘Gani’s death has created gap in emancipation struggle’
Delta 2020 council asks sub-c’ttees to produce reports
Fresh evidence emerges on EFCC clearance of Ibori / others
Communities advised against politicising HOSTCOM activities
Anambra 2010: PPA repositions to win
FG to states: Depend less on oil revenue
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SubscribeV-Mobile shares: Firm accuses London Police of smear campaign
The last is definitely yet to be heard on the controversy touching on whether or not the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), had actually cleared three ex-governors—Chief James Ibori (Delta), Obong Victor Attah (Akwa Ibom) and Asiwaju Bola Tinubu (Lagos), on alleged involvement in money-laundering in the sale of their states’ shares in V-Mobile worth millions of dollars.
JTF Commander, Tompolo embrace at Oporoza
THE Commander of the Joint Task Force (JTF) on the Niger Delta, Major-General Sarkin Yarkin-Bello, met with the repentant militant leader, Mr. Government Ekpemupolo, alias Tompolo, on Sunday, at Oporoza in Delta State.
MEND decides on ceasefire tonight
AS the countdown to the deadline for the amnesty granted Niger-Delta militants begins, the main rebel group in oil-rich region, Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta (MEND), says it will make public its decision after midnight on whether or not to renew its unilateral ceasefire which expired yesterday.
Agip ignites communal crisis in Burutu communities
Operations of Nigerian Agip Oil Company (NAOC) in riverine Burutu local government council area of Delta State have stirred up multiple land ownership problem, with the Gbekebo people charging the traditional ruler of Obotebe kingdom to desist from threatening the company, insisting that the land belongs to them.
ASUU Strike: UNIJOS might lose a session more
By Taye Obateru Jos – Vice-Chancellor of the University of Jos, Prof. Sonni Tyoden has again expressed hope for a quick end to the strike by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), saying the institution might lose another academic session if it persists. He told journalists, yesterday, that unless the strike is called-off by […]
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