NIMASA: NASS panel threatens to sanction Dakuku
The National Assembly joint committee investigating activities of foreign vessel owners in the country, Tuesday, walked out the representatives of the Nigerian Maritime Administration and
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I need three months to appoint commissioners – Diri
Governor Douye Diri of Bayelsa State says it will take him about three months to appoint members of the his cabinet. He also announced that
Imo: S’Court adjourns, fixes date for ruling
The Supreme Court, Monday has adjourned the ruling in the gubernatorial judgement in Imo state to Tuesday, March, 3. Chief Justice Nigeria, CJN, Tanko Mohammad
NDLEA admits drug increase in Rivers communities
Rivers State Command of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) says consumption of illicit drugs is on the increase in rural communities. The state
Imo: Police dispel herdsmen rumour
The Imo State police command has dismissed as untrue, the rumour that some suspected Fulani herdsmen were camped in Oru, Ahiazu Mbaise LGA waiting strike.
Rivers Community bans OSPAC over killings
As condemnations continue to trail the actions of the ONELGA Security and Peace Advisory Council, OSPAC, in Upata Kingdom in in Rivers State, the Upata
Ihedioha vs Uzodinma: Nnamdi Kanu tells Supreme Court to order fresh polls
The Nnamdi Kanu-led Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) has told the Supreme Court to nullify the election of Senator Hope Uzodinma as Imo Governor and
Corona Virus: Rivers government beef up surveillance to prevent outbreak
By: Emmanuel Nlewedum Following the outbreak of COVID 19 also known as Coronavirus in Lagos State and other suspected cases in others states of the
Northern youths slams elites as Belema Oil builds hospital in Daura
By: Felix Ikpotor Some Northern youths have slammed the rich as well as the political elite in the region for not touching the lives of
Abe admonishes pharmacists to maintain professional ethics
Senator Magnus Ngei Abe, former representative of the Rivers South-East Senatorial District, has advised newly inducted pharmacists of the University of Port Harcourt to always