Police arrest 3 for allegedly robbing travellers along Calabar-Ikom highway

The Police in Cross River has arrested three suspects for allegedly robbing travellers along Calabar-Ikom highway. According to a statement by SP Irene Ugbo, police spokesperson in the state, the suspects allegedly robbed travellers of their valuables worth N455,000. Ugbo said the arrest followed a distress call on 2nd September 2024, from a motorist travelling…

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Security experts caution outlawed BCS members against disruption of public peace

A body of security experts, Brotherhood Old Boys Association (BOBA), has cautioned a set of persons described as renegades of a spiritual organisation, Brotherhood of the Cross and Star (BCS), against unhealthy disruption of public peace. Addressing journalists in Calabar, the chairman of the Association, Dr Daniel Udoette, said their utterances, defamatory publications and social media videos circulated…

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Tinubu’s media aide Ajuri Ngelale takes indefinite leave of absence

President Bola Tinubu’s Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Chief Ajuri Ngelale, has taken an indefinite leave of absence to attend to medical issues affecting his family. Ngelale who is also the Official Spokesperson of the President; Special Presidential Envoy on Climate Action, and Chairman, Presidential Steering Committee on Project Evergreen, disclosed this in a…

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NNPC: From Monopoly To Monopsony

NNPC: From Monopoly To Monopsony

OPINION  By Etim Etim Very few business organizations are as lucky as NNPCL, Nigeria’s state-owned oil company, founded over 50 years ago. Since its founding, the corporation has consistently failed to perform its basic functions and meet its organizational objectives; and rather than being liquidated or put up for sale for these failures, NNPC routinely…

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