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2010: PPA offers to absorb APGA
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Edo APSON wants assault on members probed
Appeal court voids lawmaker’s election
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V-P, First Lady, Akunyili enter Biochem Hall of Fame
Amnesty not solution to N-Delta crisis —Ndokwa youths
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SubscribeNBA, CDHR ask IG to probe maltreatment of lawyer
The NBA, Warri branch in its petition, dated July 3, signed by the chairman of the Human Rights Committee of the branch, Gweke Akudihor, and alternate chairman, Ojo Abijogun, also urged the Commissioner (FEDSARS), to investigate the activities and actions of the affected policemen and bring them to book, as their conduct did not represent the rules of engagement of the Nigeria Police Force.
Uduaghan restates commitment to partner opposition parties
Mafiana, who gave the advice yesterday in Asaba while receiving members of the newly inaugurated caretaker committee of Accord Party members on a courtesy visist to his office, also called for patience and understanding on their part.
Emetulu urges N-Delta youths to accept FG’s amnesty
He said the youths particularly those from Delta State, should key into the empowerment programmes of the state government so as to empower themselves economically.
Emetulu urges N-Delta youths to accept FG’s amnesty
Emetulu, who gave the charge in an exclusive interview with our correspondent, said there was no man that could win a war against his community and reiterated that taking up arms against a sovereign nation was bad.
Militant activities affect power supply in Port Harcourt
“Our team of engineers and technicians are working to replace the faulty equipment. We sincerely apologize for all the inconveniences this has caused our esteemed customers.â€
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