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NRC Confirms Injuries as Abuja-Kaduna Train Derails After Collision
Corporation boss Kayode Opeifa said the crash near Asham killed no one, with the injured returned to Idu station.
Tinubu Orders Nationwide Rice Distribution for Ramadan and Lent
Imo governor Hope Uzodimma says the ambassadors network will reach Muslim and Christian families in all states and Abuja.
DSS Arrests Man for Selling Free Electricity Meters in Asaba
BEDC says all the diverted meters have been recovered from buyers, and the suspect faces police prosecution as accomplices are hunted.
Court Rejects Asagba’s Bid to Stop Suit Challenging His Selection
Justice Obanor held that jurisdiction was not disproved, so Anthony Konwea's challenge to the throne selection proceeds to full trial.
Delta Govt Approves Police Headquarters for 25 LGAs
The council also cleared over ₦400 billion in road works, university hostels, court renovations, judges' quarters and a police protection unit base.
CBN Issues New BVN Rules, Limits Phone Number Changes
Banks must temporarily watch-list suspicious BVNs, enrolment is limited to adults, and the rules take effect from May.
Comedian Broda Shaggy Hospitalised After Gunshot Injury
The skit maker was shot beneath the Sango-Ota bridge on Sunday and is now recovering at a hospital in Ikeja.
Delta Govt Hails Indigenous Contractor Over Road Project
Aniagwu praised Emo Rock Concepts after inspecting the Emevor–Orogun and Amai–Aragba roads, built with retaining walls against swampy terrain.
Lawyer Sues Tonto Dikeh, Demands ₦200m Over Schoolgirl Deliverance
Ikechukwu Obasi says footage on the actress's Facebook page showed a JSS1 pupil degraded during an exorcism, breaching her dignity and privacy.
Lady Missing After Attending Masked Birthday Party
Attack on Fishermen Leaves Three Dead in Isoko Community
Married fishermen were attacked at their nets on Wednesday morning, sending residents fleeing, as police say no official report has reached them yet.
Agbarho Community Seeks Govt Help as 260 Pupils Share Classrooms
The 1929 school has three usable classrooms, with pupils sitting on floors despite two renovation projects nearing completion.
Fuel Scarcity Hits Delta State as Prices Soar to ₦1,400
Queues formed and stations shut in Asaba and Agbor as marketers raised pumps to ₦1,400, lifting transport fares.
National Assembly Outlaws Dual Party Membership, Offenders Face Jail Time
Offenders face a N10 million fine or two years in prison, though one lawmaker warned the provision may clash with constitutional freedom of association.
NSC Honours Young Athletes in Asaba, Continues Nationwide Appreciation Tour
Udoh David and Gowon Oghenerunor were singled out during the Delta visit, with the tour heading to Uyo on Thursday.
NUJ Crisis Brews in Delta Over Warri Chapel Election
Warri correspondents accuse Churchill Oyowe of delisting voters and reject screening, urging the national secretariat to intervene before the March 16 poll.
Former Enyimba Daniel Daga Sentenced in Sexual Assault Case
The Molde FK midfielder has appealed the six-month sentence, and his club has sidelined him until the case ends.
Court Grants ICPC 14-Day Extension to Detain El-Rufai
The order runs until March 19 as investigators pursue money laundering and abuse of office allegations, with a hearing set for March 17.