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Warri, PH Refinery Revival Must Not Be Another Political Announcement — NUPENG
The union backed the deal with Chinese firms but demanded transparency and delivery that eases fuel prices and hardship.
Tegbe Denies Claim of 100-Day Power Grid Fix Promise
His spokesperson says he only promised stabilisation efforts would begin in 100 days, with deeper reforms taking about a year.
Suspect Linked to Firearm Sent to Late Oghenemine Arrested in Delta
Operatives traced the pistol from Yenagoa to Sapele and are holding the suspect at Ekpan station, pending police confirmation.
DELSU Says Lectures Will Continue Amid Ongoing SSANU, NASU Strike
The university says the May 1 industrial action has disrupted non-teaching services only, with the academic calendar unchanged while talks continue.
₦1.3tn Claims Against Okowa False, Politically Driven — Aide
His ex-press secretary says Okowa honoured an EFCC invitation in 2024 without detention, citing published records showing ₦2.65tn generated.
IGP Orders Nationwide Audit of Police Arms, Ammunition
Commissioners must review weapon handling, documentation and deployment, then report to Force Headquarters within the approved timeframe.
APC NWC Grants Tinubu Screening Waiver Ahead of Primary
The National Working Committee ruled Tinubu duly screened under the party constitution, citing the process he completed before the 2022 primary.
Tegbe Vows to End Grid Failures After Senate Confirmation
His confirmation follows Tinubu's cabinet changes, and he pledged to stabilise the electricity system within his first 100 days.
CNN Founder Ted Turner Dies at 87
The network he launched in 1980 confirmed his death, drawing tributes from Donald Trump and CNN chief Mark Thompson.
FUPRE Secures ₦3.5bn Solar Project to Boost Energy Supply
The vice chancellor said the two megawatt scheme precedes a planned 10 megawatt system serving the whole campus.
Sheriff Oborevwori to Flag Off ₦29.8bn Aboh–Akarai Road, Bridge Project
The works commissioner Charles Aniagwu says the Ndokwa East project will ease movement and boost economic activity in surrounding rural communities.
INEC Opposes ADC Deregistration
The commission told the court no legal grounds were established, saying the party breached no registration rules or performance benchmarks.
17 ADC Rep Members Defect to NDC
The defections were announced at Tuesday plenary, while Leke Abejide joined the APC and Senator Enyinnaya Abaribe moved to Labour.
DELSUTH Doctors Begin Indefinite Strike Over Alleged Assault
Resident doctors want an apology, tighter security, compensation and arrests after their former president was attacked near blockaded hospital roads.
ADC Crisis Deepens as Court Nullifies Adamawa Congresses Ahead of INEC Deadline
Justice Isah Ahmed upheld state chairman Shehu Yohanna's suit, ruling the congresses breached the Electoral Act.
NNPC Signs MoU with Chinese Firms to Revive Warri, Port Harcourt Refineries
Sanjiang Chemical and Xingcheng Industrial Park will help complete repairs, run the plants and build gas-based industrial hubs.
INEC Set to Begin Delineation Exercise in Delta, Kogi, Benue, Jigawa
Field operations begin May 4 as the commission moves to reinstate 20 constituencies affected by court rulings.
NUT Urges Implementation of Grade 17 Teachers’ Promotion
Delta teachers want an official circular issued, all eligible secondary teachers promoted, and mid-session transfers halted to protect learning.