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‘You Dey Vex, We Know’ ‘Forgive and Forget’ -MTN Apologises to Nigerians Over Hike in Data
The operator called the jump from N2,000 to N6,000 a mistake, as labour demands reversal of the NCC-approved tariff rise.

Protesters Occupy East-West Road Demand NDDC Leadership for Delta

Police, Air Force Personnel Clash in Jeddo, Delta State
Air Force personnel who knew a drug suspect demanded his release and attacked officers, police say, with both commands investigating.

Nigeria Among World’s Most Corrupt Country, Latest Transparency Int’l Report Reveals
The country scored 26 out of 100, tying with Uganda, Mexico, Madagascar, Iraq and Cameroon, while Denmark led globally.

Monoyo Edon Quits PDP Amid Rising Defections, Cites Stifling Party Culture
The former Warri South chairmanship aspirant announced his exit on Facebook without saying whether he would join another party.

Protests Disrupt Oil Resumption Congress in Ogoni
Demonstrators in Bori halted a sensitisation congress convened by Ribadu's group, as MOSOP accuses him of sidelining its members.

16-Year-Old Boy in Critical Condition After Alleged Rape in Warri

Just In: Pirates Hijack Passenger Boat in Rivers State, Nine Rescued
The council says the boat driver took a banned route, and the search for 11 missing passengers continues.

Delta Revenue Service Urges MDAs to Exceed 2024 IGR of N157bn
The service says earnings beat the N110bn target last year and wants weaker agencies to lift 2025 collections.

FG Seeks Reversal of Mother Tongue Policy in Primary Schools
Minister of State Suwaiba Ahmad wants mother tongue teaching limited to early childhood and Primary One, citing Nigeria's 500 languages.

Education Minister Proposes Replacing 6-3-3-4 System with 12-4 Model
Alausa wants junior and senior secondary folded into 12 years of basic schooling, with university entry at 16.

IYC Issues One-Month Ultimatum to Oborevwori Over Alleged Neglect of Ijaw Areas
The council threatens protests and a no-confidence vote, citing the stalled Burutu maritime polytechnic and lopsided appointments.

Rivers Police Arrest Two for Vandalizing NDDC Solar Lights
A tip-off led officers to Danjuma Drive, where the men confessed to belonging to a larger theft syndicate.

“We Want the Killer Herdsmen Out”: Delta Community Demands Action
Egbo-Kokori residents marched to the Ughelli police command, alleging rapes and crop destruction, and a closed-door meeting ended without resolution.

False Claims Against Olu of Warri Part of Effort to Discredit Him, Says Chief Erewa
The Oritsuwa of Warri rejected claims linking a company chaired by the monarch to pipeline vandalism and illegal bunkering.

Sole Rep Dismisses Oil Theft Claims Against Olu of Warri
Collins Edema called the pipeline vandalism and bunkering claims a smear on the monarch and Itsekiri people, urging investigation.

Delta Police to Impound Vehicles Without Third-Party Insurance from February
An enforcement team will check policies after a fall in insured vehicles, with offenders facing impoundment and prosecution.

“We Are Stronger Without Him”: PDP Reacts to Ned Nwoko’s Exit
Ward 8 chairman Clement Chiazor called the senator a serial defector, saying past exits never weakened the party in Delta North.