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Nationwide PENGASSAN Strike Disrupts Oil Sector
The union acted over about 800 sackings at the Dangote refinery, halting crude supply and blocking regulators' Abuja offices.
Police Renovates Sapele Divisional Police Headquarters
It follows recent measures by the state police command to boost morale, including the disbursement of ₦37.6 million to families of officers who lost their lives in the line of duty.
Anioma Monarch: “We Are Igbos by Culture and History”
The Obi of Idumuje-Unor traced the Anioma name to Dennis Osadebay and backed Senate efforts to create Anioma State.
₦230bn Delta Transport Plan Targets New Bus Terminals in Asaba, Warri, Sapele
The hubs will replace informal loading areas with digital ticketing and waiting lounges, funded by a capital-heavy budget.
NYCN Chairmen’s Forum Applaud Sagboje’s Election in Delta State
Sagboje was elected at the state congress in Asaba, with the forum urging integrity, innovation and wider youth participation.
Fuel Prices Drop as Dangote Bypasses Depots -IPMAN President
Maigandi says direct deliveries to filling stations have cut pump prices in twelve states and wants the scheme widened nationwide.
Dangote Refinery Accused of Sacking 90% Nigerian Workers After Joining Union
PENGASSAN calls the sackings retaliatory and vows recall, while the refinery blames reorganisation and alleged sabotage in several units.
Family of Alleged Rape Victim Urges Public to Attend Abuja Pastor’s Trial
Relatives say Amos Isah lured the teenager into his church auditorium, and they want witnesses present when proceedings open September 30.
Workers Injured in Early Morning Building Collapse in Lagos
Five workers were rescued with injuries after the rear of a bungalow being converted at Mangoro gave way.
Tinubu Orders NSA to Lead Talks on Oil Resumption in Ogoniland
The president also urged Ogoni reconciliation and posthumously honoured four leaders slain in the 1990s as production talks with NNPCL begin.
Tinubu Reportedly Orders INEC Boss Yakubu to Step Aside
The reported directive followed complaints from Governor Uzodimma, cancelled INEC meetings, and lobbying over who succeeds Yakubu before 2027.
Delta Billionaire Businessman Oscar Ibru Dies At 67
The Ibru Organisation chairman died after a brief illness, with funeral arrangements yet to be announced by his family.
Tiwa Savage Opens Up About Sex Tape Ordeal
The singer told a US radio show the video was shared as a bet, and says therapy and family helped her recover.
Oborevwori Urges Delta Councillors to Drive Local Development
Speaking at an Asaba symposium, he said Supreme Court-backed autonomy obliges councils to prioritise sanitation, healthcare, poverty relief and security.
EFCC Midnight Raid in Asaba Sparks Public Outcry
Residents say agents forced entry and wrecked property on September 19, with activists demanding compensation while the agency stays silent.
Delta Police Advise Banks on Security Ahead of Festive Season
Officers want working CCTV and tighter coordination, while banks without armed escorts may be denied cash disbursements.
Oil Unions Warn Tinubu Against Sale of National Assets
PENGASSAN and NUPENG say the proposed 30–35% divestment could bankrupt NNPCL, and allege a backdoor hijack of ministry oversight.
Senator Akpoti-Uduaghan Returns, Slams Akpabio
The Kogi Central senator resumed on Tuesday after a court voided her suspension, offering no apology and blaming Akpabio.