Reporting by
Akpevwe Igho
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Nigeria, Benin, Cameroon to Replicate Africa’s Top Border Model for Regional Trade
Customs chiefs signed a joint communiqué after studying Beitbridge, pledging a steering committee to reform the Sèmè-Kraké and Mfum-Ekok corridors.

Customs PR Conference Ends with Call for Strategic Communication, Mentorship
Adeniyi told officers at the four-day Port Harcourt conference to communicate reforms proactively, as awards honoured outstanding personnel.

Osubi Airport Community Reacts as FAAN Investigates Oberiko’s Allegations
Airport sources say she refused a manual bag check that revealed milk and sardine tins, as stakeholders defend screening procedures.

Man Allegedly Kills Wife in Sapele After Visit to Late Friend’s Husband
Emma Abombay allegedly assaulted Nora with an object after an argument at their Urhakpa home and is now fleeing.

Delta APC Rejects Report on ‘Violence’ at Stakeholders Meeting
The party says the Effurun meeting was peaceful, televised live, and that the footage cited came from elsewhere on the grounds.

Delta Central APC Rallies Behind Tinubu, Oborevwori as Amori Declares Ethiope Federal Constituency 100% for 2027
Stakeholders from the district's eight council areas passed a vote of confidence at Effurun and pledged stronger grassroots mobilisation.

Delta North Security Boost as Police Receive Surveillance Equipment to Strengthen Anti-Kidnapping Operations
Aniocha South chairman Jude Chukwunwike donated the gear as CSP Akanya Agboga takes charge of the Ubulu-Uku unit.
Warri Princess Emerges as Key Figure in $500M Kaduna Mining Partnership
Two memoranda with the Africa Finance Corporation will develop Kaduna's Gidan Waya project, with Anka Metals providing technical expertise.

Sapele Set to Get First University as Godday Erewa University Nears Take-Off
The private institution will open with three faculties spanning computing, arts, management and allied health sciences, plus accredited NCE programmes.

Routine Highway Check Leads to Seizure of 200g of Cocaine along Agbarho-Warri Rd
Two Port Harcourt men are in custody after patrol officers searched their SUV and found pistols, ammunition and drugs, while a third occupant fled.

Delta NUT to Protest Over Alleged Attempt to Undermine 2018 Stakeholders’ Agreement
The union says it was shut out of a July 20 meeting on reversing the ₦500 levy deduction.

Gridlock, Frustration on Warri–Benin Highway as Motorists Endure Hours in Traffic
Thousands of commuters and motorists were left stranded for hours on Friday after worsening sections of the Warri–Benin Expressway triggered massive traffic congestion, renewing calls for urgent repairs on one of the South-South’s busiest highways.

Man Allegedly Shot for Rejecting Cult Life as Eiye Member on Police Wanted List Arrested
Officers and Jesse youths seized four locally made guns during the operation, with the suspect held as investigations continue.
₦5,000 Now Buys 22 Units’: Rights Group Demands Immediate Probe Into BEDC Tariff Hike in Delta
The group wants the state government and the disco to explain an over 80 per cent drop in prepaid units.

Oborevwori Rewards World Spelling Bee Champion With ₦20m
The governor presented the cash at Government House Asaba while receiving the trophy, and pledged support for the winner's school.

Asagba of Asaba Awards University Scholarship to 2026 Spelling Bee World Cup Gold Medallist.
The traditional ruler will fund Great Chinedu Okediachi through university after he helped Team Nigeria win gold in Shanghai.

Jungle Justice Over Missing Banga Leaves Two Dead in Okpara Waterside
A reprisal search for the suspects left another man, Rawlings, shot dead while urging calm, with Benjamin now detained.

If Atiku Were Chinese, He Would Be Rotting in Jail — Presidency
Bayo Onanuga accused the former vice president of selling national assets to cronies and paying American lobbyists to revive an old case against Tinubu.