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Financial Expert, Ochei to Speak at DOPF’s 4th Lecture Series

By Spade NigeriaOctober 23, 202329 Views

Renowned financial expert and philanthropist, Dr. Doris Amaka Ochei will be the Guest Speaker at the fourth convention and lecture…

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National Guild of Radio Managers Embraces LightRay! Media’s “100 Women in Leadership Virtual Summit Policy”

By Spade NigeriaOctober 19, 202331 Views

In a significant move towards promoting gender diversity and inclusivity in the Nigerian media industry, the National Guild of Radio…

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NUJ DELTA STATE: Delta Online Publishers Forum Congratulates New Exco

By Spade NigeriaOctober 19, 202356 Views

The umbrella body of Online Newspaper proprietors in Delta State, Delta Online Publishers Forum (DOPF) has congratulated the newly elected…

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Oguname Community Leaders Blast Maduku children, Condemns Attacks on Agofure

By Spade NigeriaOctober 18, 2023207 Views

The leadership of the Oguname community of Agbarho kingdom, Ughelli North local government area of Delta state has lambasted the…

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Attack on Agofure: lawyer petitions Delta CP, IGP over Maduku’s son’s threat to life

By Spade NigeriaOctober 18, 2023123 Views

A lawyer based in Asaba, headquarters of Delta state, Barr. S. A. Eshibogwu has petitioned the Delta State Police Commissioner,…

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OML42 Projects: Pepeama Indigenes Protest Exclusion By Matrix Energy Ltd

By Spade NigeriaOctober 18, 2023192 Views

Matrix Energy Ltd has received letter via DHL advising it to ensure Descendants of Pozi Tuwabor (nee Ogeh) equally benefit,…

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Tinubu Appoints Aminu As PTDF CEO

By Spade NigeriaOctober 18, 202364 Views

President Bola Tinubu has appointed Ahmed Aminu as the Executive Secretary and Chief Executive Officer of the Petroleum Technology Development…

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DELTA ROADS: Firm To Focus On Ughelli Project, To Maintain High Standard In Delivering Quality Projects,

By Spade NigeriaOctober 17, 2023107 Views

The Delta State Commissioner for Works (Highways and Urban Roads), Mr. Reuben Izeze, expressed his appreciation for Obakpor Engineering’s exceptional…

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Frustrated Monarch, Illicit Oil Barons Behind Fake Warri Protests Against NNPCL Boss, Kyari- Group

By Spade NigeriaOctober 15, 2023123 Views

The Niger Delta Peoples Assembly (NDPA), on Saturday said that a frustrated monarch and illicit oil barons were behind “fake…

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DELTA STATE IS DOING HIS BEST TO REDUCE POVERTY- SUNNY EKEDAYEN

By Spade NigeriaOctober 13, 2023159 Views

By Kenneth Obieh The Commissioner for Economic Planning and the Chairman of the Delta CARES Steering Committee, Mr. Sunny Ekedayen…

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Delta Land Dispute; Group Dares Okpamam Indigenes To Appear At Force CID Area 10, Abuja. A group, South-South Professional & Transparency Initiatives (SSPTI), has challenged indigenes of Okpanam in Oshimili North Local Government area to visit Nigeria Police Force CID, Area 10 Abuja, to submit relevant documents relating to its ownership claim of the disputed land with Issele-Azagba people in Aniocha North Council area of Delta state. The group who expressed concern that the Okpanam Indigenes who had been the aggressors since the land dispute started about 3years ago have not deem it fit to visit the Force CID Area 10 Abuja to tender necessary documents to prove its ownership claim since the matter was transferred to Abuja, described their failure to do so as irresponsible and an act of cowardice. It would be recalled that following an alleged bias of some senior police officers at the Delta state Police Command, Asaba, in handling the matter, some displeased stakeholders in the case had to petition the Force Headquarters and the matter was subsequently transferred to the Inspector General of Police, (IGP) Olukayode Egbetokun’s office. It was gathered that based on the violence and killings recorded over the disputed land, including the two policemen murdered 3years ago and three youths killed early this year, IGP Egbetokun, personally directed the Deputy Inspector General of Police (DIG CID), Sylvester Abiodun Alabi, to investigate the matter and bring to justice those responsible for the killings of his men and the youths. Reacting to the deliberate efforts by the Okpanam indigenes to frustrate the process of investigations by falling to appear before DIG Alabi at the Force CID Area 10 Abuja, SSPTI in a statement signed by its Chairman, Dr. Ugochukwu Alozie, yesterday, noted that its obvious that the Okpanam indigenes do not have any document to prove their ownership case on the disputed land. According to the statement; “As a follow up to our earlier statement where we made it loud and clear that the Okpanam indigenes who had been the aggressor to the Issele-Azagba people of Aniocha North, over the land in question, do not have any document to prove their ownership, we have also discovered efforts by the same people to frustrate the ongoing investigations by not showing up at the Force CID, Area 10 Abuja. “We have carried out our independent investigations at the Police Headquarters, and find out that none of the key actors in Okpanam community laying claim to the disputed land have turned up at the place to present documents to back their claim so as to enable the investigating team led by DIG Alabi to carry out the mandate handed over to it by IGP Egbetokun”. “While we find it difficult to understand why none Okpanam indigenes had appeared before the investigating panel in Abuja, we are also concerned how a kingdom that is laying claim to a disputed land cannot present documents to prove its ownership case beyond all reasonable doubts”. “We are therefore using this medium to call on the Okpanam community indigenes to be bold enough and come before the investigating panel and tender the documents relating to their ownership claim of the disputed land area so as to enable the team conclude of the assignment handed to it by the IGP Egbetokun”. “In a situation where they continue to evade appearing before the investigating panel, we want to urge the police to declare wanted the major actors both within and outside their community, as well as some of the senior police officers who had aided them to unleash series of terror that had claimed lives and bring them to justice”, it stated. End.

By Spade NigeriaNovember 21, 2024166 Views

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Financial Expert, Ochei to Speak at DOPF’s 4th Lecture Series

National Guild of Radio Managers Embraces LightRay! Media’s “100 Women in Leadership Virtual Summit Policy”

NUJ DELTA STATE: Delta Online Publishers Forum Congratulates New Exco

Oguname Community Leaders Blast Maduku children, Condemns Attacks on Agofure

Attack on Agofure: lawyer petitions Delta CP, IGP over Maduku’s son’s threat to life

OML42 Projects: Pepeama Indigenes Protest Exclusion By Matrix Energy Ltd

Tinubu Appoints Aminu As PTDF CEO

DELTA ROADS: Firm To Focus On Ughelli Project, To Maintain High Standard In Delivering Quality Projects,

Frustrated Monarch, Illicit Oil Barons Behind Fake Warri Protests Against NNPCL Boss, Kyari- Group

DELTA STATE IS DOING HIS BEST TO REDUCE POVERTY- SUNNY EKEDAYEN

Asaba Residents Jubilate Over OMIWA Foundation’s Free Medical Outreach.

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I sold my husband’s house and relocated to the USA! 🇺🇸

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EFCC confirms seizure of Okowa’s passport, other documents

Oborevwori’s aide, Eyo-Enoette urges media to play pivotal role in advancing SDGs

Valid and reliable data is crucial for any policy planning process – Sonny Ekedayen

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