Akpevwe Igho
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Opinion: Isoko At A Crossroads: A People Without A Voice, A Nation Without A Clear Leader
A journalist argues Isoko has lost unifying leadership, with rival ambitions and compromised traditional rulers replacing earlier disciplined elders.
Delta Pharmacists, Nurses Threaten Strike Over Salary Exclusion
Allied health workers plan a three-day warning strike after doctors alone received the ₦200,000 special allowance, the health commissioner says.
NANS Aspirant Warns Student Body Has Been Politicised, Demands Reform
The aspirant, who submitted his interest form ahead of the May 24 Abuja convention, pledged to restore internal democracy and accountability.
Oyedele Rejects Claims He Admitted Faults in New Tax Laws Despite Viral Video
His committee says the remarks described procedural hurdles, not legislative errors, with gaps already covered by a proposed finance bill.
17-Year-Old Hacks Celebrities’ WhatsApp, Sells Content to Classmates -Delta Police
JTF Seizes $300m Suspected Stolen Crude in Delta Operation
Investigators are tracing the crude's origin as the Navy reports 531,500 litres recovered and 18 arrests since January.
Association Raises Alarm Over Unregulated Billboards in Delta State
The professional bodies group says poorly installed billboards could collapse in bad weather, and wants government inspections, clear rules and removals.
EFCC Probes Blessing CEO Over Alleged ₦300m Cancer Fund Fraud
A lawyer acting for Asaba breast cancer patient Mbara Deborah says her medical report was altered to solicit donations never remitted.
FG Issues Flood Alert For Delta, Nine Other States
The water resources ministry named vulnerable communities from Onitsha to Port Harcourt and urged residents to clear drains before April 12.
Operation Delta Safe Troops Nab Two, Seize Weapons in Ogidigben
The raid followed reports of sporadic gunshots on April 7, yielding four AK-47 rifles, magazines, ammunition and machetes.
Okuama Community Warns of Election Boycott Over Detained Leaders
Protesters in Ughelli South say their leaders have been held nearly two years without trial since the military crackdown.
Several Feared Dead After Fuel Tanker Crash on Effurun Flyover
The tanker reportedly lost its brakes near Refinery Junction on Wednesday, hitting tricycles and cars as responders contained the fuel spill.
DJ Association Temporarily Bans Burna Boy Songs After Clash with DJ Tunez
The association told DJs at home and abroad to drop his music, backing DJ Tunez after an alleged nightclub assault.
Third ADC Faction Claims Party Control, Rejects Mark, Bala Camps
Don Obinna and 24 state chairmen named an interim executive under Temitope Ogga to convene a national convention.
Delta Govt Reviews Doctors’ Pay, Raises Entry Salary to ₦570,000
House officers also gain, rising to ₦350,000, as the state moves to curb migration of health workers and improve retention.
Rainstorm Brings Down Billboards Across Effurun, Warri Axis
No injuries were recorded, but fallen structures on Airport and Udu roads renewed calls for stricter billboard monitoring.
New Isoko Group Rejects Joel-Onowakpo Second-Term Endorsement
The network says the union president acted alone at a private Emede gathering and wants the endorsement withdrawn.
Delta NMA Disowns Viral Cancer Report Linked to Blessing CEO
The association says the viral document is an altered copy of a May 2025 report issued to another patient in Asaba.