Delta
Avengers today, said it would not negotiate with the Federal Government.
The militant
group, which blew up a crude oil pipeline belonging to Chevron Nigeria Limited,
CNL, in the early hours today, tweeted: “This is to inform the general public
that we are not negotiating with any Committee.
If Federal
Government is discussing with any group they’re...
Wednesday, 8 June 2016
Former Super Eagle coach Stephen Keshi is dead

Former Nigerian National team coach Stephen Keshi is dead, his death was confirmed
this morning by his relatives and the Nigerian Football Federation.
According to
the family relatives Mr Keshi complained of being unwell yesterday being Tuesday, 7 june at night
and was rushed to Faith Hospital at Benin government reservation area where he
died at 3am in the morning.
The...
Tuesday, 7 June 2016
PDP will appeal Kogi tribunal judgment.
The state election petition
tribunal had on Tuesday dismissed the petition filed by the former governor for
lack of merit and legal incompetence.
Awoniyi told newsmen, shortly
after the judgment of the tribunal, that consultation was already going on
within the party’s legal team of lawyers on how to appeal the judgment.
“Our lawyers are already
reviewing the...
United States of America expresses concern over Niger Delta violence
The U.S. Embassy to Nigeria on
Tuesday expressed concern over the reports of attacks and other incidents in
the Niger Delta.
This is contained in a
statement issued by the Embassy’s Public Affairs Unit in Abuja. It states that
the U.S. mission to Nigeria is monitoring reports of attacks and other
incidents in the Niger Delta and it shares the concerns of all Nigerians...
Niger-Delta Avengers: Osinbajo Meets governors, Service Chiefs
The Vice President, Prof. Yemi
Osinbajo is currently holding a meeting with governors from oil producing
states and the nation’s service chiefs.
The meeting, which is taking
place at the Conference Hall of the Vice President’s office at the Presidential
Villa, Abuja is believed to be aimed at finding a lasting solution to the
renewedmilitants activities in the Niger...
Federal Government threatens to withdraw license of recalcitrant banks, telecom companies.
The Federal Government, Tuesday
expressed shock that employers in the financial sector, especially banks were
breaching its directives to stop further retrenchment, threatening to withdraw
the operating license of any bank or telecommunication company that breached
its directive to stop mass sack of workers.
Speaking to Nigerian
journalists at the ongoing 105th session of the International Labour Congress,
ILC, in Geneva, Switzerland, Minister...